18 i Some Good Positions Are Seeking Good Peptic to ill Them—Watdi tkcEssifici Deaths HKKFLKY Mrs. Sophia Heffley. maiden name Sophia Miller, died April 18, in her 66th year, at her iiome. In Duncannon. Funeral services will be held Mon- | day, at 2:30 P. M„ at the U. B. i Church, Puncannon, Pa. Relatives] and lriends are invited to attend without further notice. i LBGiIV Charles D. Leedy, lead-! ing merchant of Harrisburg for a, number of years, died at his home, | Camp Hill, Friday, at 10 A. M., aged | 40 years. M I Funeral services on Monday, at j P. M., from his late residence, the | Rev. Mr. Williams, of Camp Hill j Methodist Church, officiating. In- j torment St. John's Cemetery. j MAHAX On April IT, 1919. Mary Kmma Malian, aged 19 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon, at | o'clock, from her late residence, 16 North Eighteenth street. The relu- j tives and friends are invited to at- ; tend without further notice. Inter-i ment Harrisburg Cemetery. <■ It t:I C I i Sarah A. Reich died Thurs- ! day, April 17. 1919, at 8:15 P. M., at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Theo. F. Smith, 33 South Seven teenth street. Funeral services on Monday, at - P. M.. at residence of her sister. Burial, private, at Shoop's Church. | IX MEM OKI AM. IN memory of our dear son and i brother. Raymond W. Heugj, woo. died April 20, 1918. Gone, but not forgotten. Softly the light is falling on a silent; grave, . ] Where there sleepeth. dreaming, one i we loved, but could not sa\e. ] Oh. do not ask us if we miss him, lor there's such a vacant place. Oft you'll think you hear him com ing—no more you 11 see his smiling face, ; Yet we know that he is happy in the . mansions of the blest. Where there's no hour of parting just one sweet, eternal rest. BY THE PARENTS, BROTHERS AND SISTERS. i In sad, but loving memory of our beloved son, T. J. McClintock, Jr., who departed this life so suddenly two | years ago to-day. Softly the light is falling on a silent! grave. Where there sleepeth. without dream-j ing, one we loved, but could not i save. , , I Oh, do not ask us if wo miss him. foi there Is such a vacant place. Oft you'll think you hear him coming. no more you'll see his smiling face. . I" Yet we know that ho is happy in the;, mansions of the blest, Where th* re is no hour of parting — ( just one sweet, eternal rest. P.Y HIS FATHER. MOTHER AM) r SISTER LOST AM) FOI" N1) LOST Between 88 South Cam el on street and 606 North Eighteenth street, a bunch of keys iu leathei ;j case. Reward if returned to Alfred H. Shaffer. SS South Cameron street. INSTRUCTIONS iNI ►! V 11*1" AI. PROMOTION in C'.regg 1 • -in rthand. Typewriting, English.; Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithme lie etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL, J 'PEN .' I.E YEAR. Enter any tinis.i Bell 125, Dial 4016. I, PECKLEYS BUSINESS COEEF.QE. : '1 Market St. Chas. R. Beckley;^ 11 ELI' W ANTED —MALE | i \ I ji i i UNSKILLED MiiN ( i 1 1 FUR PRODUCTION WORK, Ages 18 to 45, IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION, j ■ Wages atid Working Conditions Right, j . Apply in Person j or ! i Communicate with < Factory Employment Ofnce THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER j< COMPANY. 11 Akron. Ohio. i j i AGENTS WANTED To solicit for ! Health. Help and Accident Insurance. Experience and good producing record I, essential. salary and commission. , Apply between 8 and 10 A. M.. Federal ; ; Casualty Co.. Room 21, 9 Market'. Square. . • WANTED Manager and Buyer for • Drapery and Rug Departments. Must be familiar with all branches of; work. Good position for right man. j \ddrcss, giving reference and pas! experience, M. T. Garvin & Company. 11 Lancaster, Pa. I' MEN WANTED For detective j! work. Write J. Gavnor, former U. S. j 1 Government Detective, Danville, 111. j; MEN Age 17 to 55. Experience ;. unnecessary. Travel; make secret in-j vestigations, reports. Salaries: ex penses. American Foreign Detective.; Agency. 603 St. Louis. j WANTED Experienced young man to clerk in grocery store. Per- ■ nianont position and good pay. Ad dress Box H, 7517. care of Telegraph. WANTED Experienced locomo tive crane operators and cable splicers. Apply to Superintendent Marietta Storage Yards. Marietta, Pa. WANTED Several good metal buffers and chandelier makers. Ad dress Elmer H. Catlin Co.. 309 Thir teenth street N. W., Washington, D. C. i WANTED Men to learn to re- . pair automobiles and aeroplanes. Full curse, ,50. Call, or write, 25 North I Cameron street, or Training Quarters,! 260 South Front street, Steelton, Pa. j BUY THESE HOUSES AS AN INVESTMENT Six three-story brick houses, Nos. 402-4-6-8-10 and 12 | Muench Street, bringing in a j monthly rental of $19.50 a ] month each. The price is right. Miller Brothers & Co. Real Gitate Insurance Surety Bonda I Locuat and Court Streets Members lib,. Reul Estate Board I r, f SATURDAY EVENING, HAItRISBURG TELEGRAPH A'PRIL 19, 1919. HELP WANTED —MALE WANTED Experienced man to drive a ?-lon Auto-Car coal truck. Do not answer this advertise ment unless you have operat ed a heavy truck. Apply ] UNITED ICE AND COAL CO., Forster and Cowdeu Sts. j WANTED A boy, betw. ... 11 and 116 years of age. Can go to continua | lion school. Apply 1640 North Fifth | street. I EXPERIENCED CONFECTIONERY 'SALESMAN WANTED, AT ONCE i Middle-aged man preferred. Apply at 1320 Broad street, between 12 and 1 or 15 and 6. Karmatz Gellern. | CLERKS Would like to get in i touch with a few ambitious clerks : desiring to fill important cost and ac [ counting positions. Minimum sal ;aries, $l,BOO. Address Box D, 7520, ieare of Telegraph. i SALESMEN Inexperienced or ex perienced, city or traveling; free em ployment service for members. Write for list of openings and full particu lars. Box H, 7519, care of Telegraph. nF.LP WANTED—FEMALE ! WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS We are wanting Sewing Machine Operators, positions are permanent, regular work, and gcod 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. B LOUGH MANFU. CO., Inc.. Reily and Fulton Sts. I _ WANTED. Immediately, one woman for ; general work in restaurant. Apply STOUF FEU'S RESTAUR AN T, 4 North Court St. WANTED Woman to wash and iron Monday and Tuesday. -viso a good womuli for day's work, Wednes l'hursday and Friday. Call Bell ,639k WANTED - Experienced operators.] Apply Huirisbtirg Apparel Co., Third I'ioor, City Star Laundry Building, sixth ana Herr streets. WRITE PHOTOPLAYS $25-$390 paid anyone lor suitable ideas. Ex perience unnecessary; complete out line Free. Write Producers' League. 248 St. Louis. WANTED 5 bright, capajilc women to travel, demonstrate und sell dealers. $25.00 to SSo.UU pel' week. Railroad fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 841, Omaha, Nebr. WANTED Girl for general house work in family of two. Phine 13')SM, or apply at 1520 State in morning or e\oning between 0 and 7:30. WANTED A competent girl for general housework in family of two. Must understand cooking. ,\'j wash ing. Call 2029 North Second street. WANTED Night waitress. Good wages. Apply at Alva 1 ■ .. 19 South Fourth. — . ; BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG-! RAPHEK WANTED For factory I ottice. Must have a good education, and be thoroughly efficient and ex- j perienced. Apply Belgrade Knitting I Mill, Twelfth and Bridge street, New Cumberland, Pa. IVANTED Girl, or middle-aged woman, experienced in cooking and housework. No washing. $lO.OO peri week and good home. Modern country home. Keep chauffeur for outside 1 work. Henry Boettcher, tare of 1 Linoleum Plant. Lancaster, Pa. WANTED Colored girl lor cook-! ing and general housework; ulso col- ' cred laundress for Monday or Tues-! day. Apply 2003 North Second street.! or Bell phone 902 R. WANTED — laundress for Dauphin County Almshouse. Apply by letter. 1". O. Box 286, or in person, at office of Directors of the Poor, County! Courthouse. WANTED Woman to assist with general housework. One that can! sew. Apply at 200S North Third street. Bell phone 3102. PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY Knit urgently needed socks for us on Auto Knitters Experience unneces sary. Full particulars, 3o stamp. Department 146. Auto Knitter Co., 821 Jetfersor. street, Buffalo, N. Y. WANTED White woman for gon '< ral housework and to go to seashore in aunt me i time. Call at 2011 Nortn second street. HELP WANTED—MaIe ami Female MAN AND WIFE To manage a ! Small Hotel of 30 Rooms in Mining | Town of Western Pennsylvania. Man Ito look after office and bar. Wife ' must be a good cook and be able l> take charge of kitchen, dlningroom and upstairs. The Hotel will not ; dose when ihe Country goes Dry. j This is a salary proposition. Please i give reference. Address V, 7421, care I of Telegraph. j MEN-WOMEN Raise Belgian l Hares lor us. We pay you $7 pair ! and expressage. Free illustrated I booklet and contract. United Food a. : Fur Association, 329 West Forty j eighth street. Dept. C, New York. RAILWAY MAIL CLERK exauu..a tion corning 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. CIVIL SERVICE IN ONE WEEK. $4 Prepare for railway mail and other Government positions quickly. Com plete, $4. No extras. Write for par- I ticulars. federal Service Institute. ! Washington, D. C. I MEN AND WOMEN To raise Relgian Hares. Enormous profits. We furnish you three does and buck I thoroughbred stock, for ten dollars, free instructions, and buy-back guar antee. Have shipped from our Dun cennon Rabbitry same day order is received. Snyder-Gordon Co., Box 1568, Harrisburg, Pa. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY Men women, 18 or over. Hundreds Gov ernment Jobs, now obtainable. $1,009- il.loo first year. Quick raise. Coin- Imon education sufficient. List posi j ttons tree. Write Franklin Insti j tuto. Dept. 413-0, Rochester, N. Y. j MEN-WOMEN Raise Belgian Hares for us. We pay you $7 pair and expressage. Free illustrated booklet and contract. United Fond IA P'ur Association, 329 West Forty eighth street. Dept. C, New York. SALESMEN WANTED I ! A $2OO PHONOGRAPH OUTFIT sent on approval. P'IFTY DOLLARS COMMISSION paid to agents on every I order taken. Outfit sells at $125. con sisting of one fifty-Inch phonograph, twenty double faced records and two dollars' worth of needles free. Write | I lay All Phonograph Makers, 310 South Wabash avenue, Chicago. | SALESMAN Covering smaller towns, to sell during spare time, our I special Assortment of High Grade Christmas Greeting Cards to Retail i Trade Liberal commission. Address Bastian Rros. Co. (Stationery Dept.), | Rochester, N. Y. -I COMMENCE now taking orders for guaranteed trees and shrubs. New ' season. Permanent position. Weekly ] pay. Guaranty Nuresries, Rochester. I ; ' i WANTED —• An experienced Carpet! ' man. A man who can take care of j ! the selling as well as the mechanical end. Slate experience, salary expect-, led, married or single. Good opening' ifor a combination man. Apply Watt j I & Phand, Columbia. Pa. WANTED Foreman, capable of, mo\ing and erecting large steam; boilers, stacks and heavy machinery. Also concrete foundation and brick construction. None but thoroughly ■ competent men need apply. State I age. experience and wages expected n first letter. Address The Snndusky i Cement Company, York, Pa. WANTED Salesmen for Har- j rlsburg and surrounding towns.! Those acquainted with the building j trade preferred. Permanent. Can bo 1 I worked in connection with other busi- ; j ness. Write for interview. Hero Furnace, 44S Delaware City. SALESMEN New Carburetor for Ford Cars, simple, not a moving part, | installed in 30 minutes, guaranteed to | i double your mileage and start In zero! weather without heating or priming.! | 15-day FREE trial. Our St. Louis man sold 1,400 in 6 months. Salt Lake ] City man made $1,200.00 in one week. Write U. & J. Carburetor Co., 505; W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. HIGH GRADE SPECIALTY SALES-' I MEN We manufacture an accessory to Ford cars which interests every' I dealer upon five minutes' demonstra- ] ition: sills readily, nu competition. Salesmen handling same as side line learn $2OO per month, entire time men I learn $4OO. Motor Products Company. • Room 4'Aetna Trust Bldg., Iridiap.- japolis, Ind. ! WANTED High-class specialty man or ex-merchant to represent our j Company in Pennsylvania territory. l 1 iii iiinpai able account system, cash i register and safe. Earnings, $4OO to $7OO per month: commissions paid 1 weekly. Address L. It. Treat. Box 190. j Station "C," Cleveland, Ohio. THE FOG LITE PLUG makes Ford | headlights strong as regular Twin-, I Six: all loaned out over night sell: j salesmen, sideliners. agents, dealers! 'wanted: price, $3. The Foglite Plug' j Co., Nashville. Tenn. : 1 SIDE LINE! Salesmen—Learn how i Miller is making more on his side-! line specialty than on his main line.] | SaleF-talli and pocket samples free.] Responsible house. Quick action. Eriekscn Incorporated. Des Moines, j Icwo. CONVINCE YOURSELF—Test alone ]is the .only convincing argument. I Nothing else counts. Our protected' ; article a most essential necessity j is meeting with Phenomenal success , land we want a real specialty sales-j I man to represent us in this locality. |lf you can organize a crew of sales hr.fn yotir income will far exceed your: ] expectations. Every co-operation ] given. Jerome laiadt Organization. 8 I South Dearborn street, Chicago, 111. I ; WANTED One live, hustling! I salesman in each locality to handle! our line of sales and order books. Large demand. Liberal commission, i The Wirth Sales Book Co., Dept. 21, I Chicago. AGENTS WANTED j AGENTS Big Pay and Free Auto- ' ! mobile introducing wonderful new ' gasoline saver, punctureproof, five- ; year spark plugs and other economi- i j eal auto necessities. Outfit free. L| ; Ballwey, 632, Station F, Louisville, Ky. , ; AGENTS We pay you $3.00 an I hour to sell made-to-measure Liberty! 1 Storm Coats, the best combination ■ tup coat and raincoat in the country.! (an be worn in fair as well as stormy! i weather. Liberal commissions in ad- j i vance. No deliveries or collecting. ! 'Sample Coat and outfit free. Write j to-day. The Liberty Raincoat Co., I Dayton. Ohio. ' LARGE MANUFACTURER wants I representatives to sell shirts, under wear. hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, | ! direct to homes, Write for free l samples. Madison Mills. 503 Broad i way. New York City. AGENTS WANTED • One of the largest perfumers is now I appointing agents in this State to sell their high grade line of BEAUTY ! PREPARATIONS direct to consumer.] ] More than 50 popular priced prepara- ' lions, well known throughout the U. iS. Ag ily; privilege of eating breakfast; I treasonable. Bell 3542 M. Call U ; North Eighteenth street. EOR RENT Furnished rooms, | ! single or en suite; tirst-class in every I way: ten minutes' walk to Square. I Call Bell phone 624, or Dial 4957. j FOR RENT Large, unfurnished I livingroom, lirst floor front, suitable i for suite of rooms, modern conveni 'ences. Inquire Dayton Cycle Co., 912 | North Third street. Dial 4990. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, $2.50 per week and up; warm rooms; running hot and cold water; light ' housekeeping and private bath. Wil son Apartments, 143 South Third. . KOOMS WANTED WANTED Two unfurnished ; rooms, between Reily and Forster | streets, by single gentleman. Call j Bell piione 2064. Rt >OM S—UO AK I)—WAN TED ; ROOM AND BOARD For two 'gentlemen. All conveniences and use jof phone. Address Box B, 7521, care of Telegraph. APARTMENTS EOK RENT ! FOR RENT Two or three fur nished rooms, with private bath for light housekeeping; second floor; gas; electric lights; use of phone; centrally located. Address Box 11, 7114, care of Telegraph. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments tor light housekeeping, second [floor and first floor, rear. Gas and use of bath. Inquire 327 South Front ' street. | FURNISHED APARTMENT Cen tral, 4 rooms and bath, for housekeep-1 ing. Two adults. Gas, electric light, I. | telephone. Bell 3856. FOR KENT Furnisncd apartment! of three rooms and private bath, with! all conveniences, including gas. elee-1 'trio light, steam heat. Private fam jilv. Call at 2010 North Third. — — I ; FOU RENT 513 North Second I.Street, two bedrooms and livingroom,! I with private bath, comfortably fur- i Ir.ished; or will rent single rooms; also' two and three-room furnished house keeping apartments. Call 12 to 1. 5 to 6, 7 to 8. Reference required. FOR RENT Apartment at lloi North Sixth street, four rooms and bath, for light housekeeping; all modern conveniences. Apply Louis, 414 North Third street. FOR RENT Two rooms and batlT suitable lor office or apartment, rear first floor. 13- Walnut street. Apply to Cotnmonwonlth Trust Company. ' APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED By adult fam ily. four or live-room apart ment. good location. Best of references. Address Box M, 7318, care of Telegraph, or call Bell phone 4135 W. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BERRYHILL ST., 1447, Three-story brick. Ten looms. lawn and terrace; front and rear porches. Im mediate possession. $3,200. Curaeron St., N.. 1826; 2V&- stcry frame; lot, 18x105. JOHN H. MALONEY, Real Estate and General Insurance, 1619 Green Street. FOR SALE 1815 North Second Street. Orer. view over river. A fine, medium-priced home In good location. Immediate posses sion. i A. W. SWENGEL Real Estate, 2131 North Second Street Bell 2575 J. i ' FOU SALE On easy terms, 2012 < to 2018 Susquehanna street. Apply A. ■ J F. Doranz. 1325 North Sixth A , REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "IF IT'S REAL ESTATE. SEE SANDERLIN." STOP PAYING RENT MOVE AT ONCE. IViconisco St., 625 Vacant; three story brick; eight rooms and bath; all improvements; front porch; driveway in the rear; same as rent. Mnhantongo St., 618 Three-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 brick; seven rooms; all modern improvements; a dandy little home; same as rent. Derry St., 2337 New; finished in a tew cays; nine rooms; brick, hard wood floor; steam heat; fireplace; he last word in a home; terms to suit. Deny St., 2407 New; finished in a few days; two-story brick; six rooms and bath; steam heat; nard i wood floors; sun parlor; one-halt ot a pair; very desirable home; terms to suit. D. ASA SANDERLIN. ! ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST BLDG., 36 NORTH THIRD ST. j BELL 1390. DIAL 3573. RESIDENCE FOR SALE 1008 North Second Street, i 3-story brick, 9 rooms and bath. Lot. 24x125 to wide al ! ley in rear. Room for two I garages. Owner requires j 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. | FOR SALE Swatara St., 1249 9-room dwelling; front porch; gas and electric lignt. This house is in hrst-class condi tion. Will be vacant soon. A big bargain. Eighteenth St., 21—North—Handsome dwelling; 9-room brick; tront porch; all improvements; in excellent con dition. Apply LEHMAN & K I.ING EM AN, Patriot Building. FOR SALE AT PRE-WAR PRICES 506 Cumberland street. ISO 9 North Second street. 232 Maclay street. Nice, large, corner piopcrty. 21a2 N. Fifth street. Immediate pos session. 220 ! N. Fifth street. Immediate pos session. 1908 l,enox street. Immediate pos session. 1917 Park street. Call, or phone, CINTON M. HKRSHKY, 14 South Second St. I FOR SALE —1722 Susquehanna ! street; S rooms, brick, all conveni ! ences, $2,600. Inquire of Warren Van! D>He, 9 North Market Square. Belli j phone 231. HEKR ST., 1845 Largo, nitie- I room brick house, with water and "as. for sale; lot. 20x110 l'eet; price. ! $2,500. J. IS- Glpple. 1251 Market [ street. FOU SALE Single, 2%-story house, 6 rooms, 422 Second street. I HiKhspire. Surrounded by yard. I,ot. I 60 ft. by 180 ft. Stable in rear. Ap- ' ply j. H. Hoover, 422 Second street, Higbsplre. Pa. CALDKU ST 270 Two frame' dwellings on lot 62x69. 1-ine apart-1 ment house site. Price right for! quick buyer. G. W. Kehr, 204 Chest nut RIVERSIDE 2010 North Second street; 2 &-story brick, slate roof. 8 rooms and bath; ail improvements; modern throughout. Possession June 1. 3012 North Second. 2%-story brick slate roof. 8 rooms and bath; all im provements; modern throughout. Pos session July 1, sessiui D E LUCAS, 303 Lewis Street. Real Estate and Insurance. FOR SALE Price right, one or tfl, last Of the Bretz Bankrupt pronir tfes. NO. 26 South Eighteenth Sf" Thomas C. McCarrell, j r „ r lu J' fee. 222 Market street. I,u "- " pknbrook, twenty-nintlTSt" jer __ For sale or exchange• v ' desirable 10-room house with alli£ y street. S2Sf.s, r dfflg 5";. FOR SALE " " THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 1512 WALNUT STREET Lot, 15 ft. 3 in. by 90 ft. COMMON WEALTH^yTRUST COM - 222 Market Street. EIGHTEENTH ST., N.. 28 _ CoT^Z brick house, with nine rooms and bath, steam heat, electric light. f"r .sett le B •ireet | It KM; ESTATE FOR SALE VACANT HOUSES FOR SALE TERMS EASY ] 2',2-story brick, 5 years old; all improvements; porch; $2,200. 2-story brick; corner house; all improvements; porch, $2,400. 2'/i-story brick; large lot; all im provements, on State street. 3-story brick on Market St., Hill, 9 rooms, all improvements. 3-story brick. uptown, all im provements; steam heat. These houses are in good repair, some have drive alley in rear, room for garage. 2 %-story frame house at Lemoyne (possession soon), 0 rooms and at tic; side entrunce; drive alley; large lot; $2OO down, pay as rent; along State Road. 3-story frame house on Four teenth St., near Markethouse; cheap if sold at once. 3—3-story frame houses, uptown, one on corner, very cheap; good Investment; drive alley in rear. 3-story brick on Market St.. Hill, with storeroom front, in business location; very cheap. 3-story frame on Park St., with garage on rear. 2 H-story single brick at Cloverly Heights, all improvements. Vacant siaglo 2V4-story brick; steam heat; electric lights; room for garage; nice lot ( real bargain). 2—2%-story frame houses on Hill, all improvements; porches; side entrance; drive alley; chicken houses, very cheap. I-arge single brick, large yard (corner), near Reservoir Park. Several 3-story bricks on Qreen St.. N. Second St., Maclay St., Briggs St. Some corner houses. Several fine suburban homes near Camp Hill, large yards to %-aere land; fruit: chickenhouses; steam beat; electric lights; hardwood doors, from $4,000 to $7,000 each. ; Terms reasonable. 3 small suburban houses, paying 10 per cent, net; $lOO down, bal ance as rent. Will take Ford or light touring ear on any of the above proper ties mentioned. I C H. COIIDER, 1722 GREEN ST. BELL 560 J. RENTS COLLECTED. FOR SALE IMMEDIATE POSSES SION j2 Is -story frame detached dwelling, I known as the Calvin Walters prop | orty, located corner Yale Avenue and | Lafayette Place in that beautiful I suburb of Eariington, Camp Hill, Pa., j within single car fare of Harrisburg. IK large rooms (3 bedrooms); unlinisb led attic; range; water in kitchen; | front porch: front and side lawn: I house is substantially built; Bxlo i sills: good yelow pine flooring: good j foundation and a nice, dry cellar. Cor ner plot of ground 120x148 with out i buildings, such as stable 16x20, suit- I able for garage; chickenhouse 8x14; j hog pen; 85 bearing fruit trees: grapes: currants; variety of berries, | etc. This property is in excellent 1 condition and will be sold on account of owner going farming, if you want an ideal country home, where your [garden has already been started, you i will miss a rare opportunity if you 'do not inspect this proposition. Clear title guaranteed. This property is worth to-day.sB,9oo Price for quick sale 3.300 , Dell C. O. BACKF-NSTOSS, Roll 701 Agent. 3077J 112 Market Street. FOR SALE 380-2 Maclay St $6,000 8111 N. Sixth St 2,850 2009 N. Fourth St 3,800 623 Emerald St 3,500 1224 Green S4 3.000 809 James St 2,300 646 Camp St 2,350 628 Woodbine St 3,700 122 N. Summit St 2,500 446 Crescent St 2,450 211 N. Fourteenth St 3,700 1023 Berry St 4,000 260| Derry St 4,600 1902 I-enox SI 4,.100 2041-3 Boas St 3,300 194 4 State St 4.000 Ask us about Suburban properties and vacant lots. KOITGH. BRIGHTBILL & KLINE. . Both Phones. 307 Kunkel Bldg. j DESIRABLE PAXTANO RESt- IDENCE FOR SALE— NO. 3631 Rris- I ban street; bviek construction: seven 'I rooms and bath, electric light, gas, stream heat, hardwood floors, open Ifiirplaee; price, $1,600; lot. 35x130. In j quire Bell Realty Co., Bergner Buiid • j ing. i $2,950 WILL PURCHASE a brick | house with seven rooms and bath, all othqr improvements. Bell Realty Co., | Bergner Building. i I GREEN STREET PROPERTY—For sale, eight rooms and bath, gas, fur |naee; No. 1211. Bell Realty Co., Berg- I ner Building. I $1,700 WILL PURCHASE any one of three brick houses on South Cameron street. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Building. $2,500 WILL PURCHASE brick house with six rooms and bath, other improvements; No. 464 Crescent street. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Building. VACANT HOUSE FOR SALE I Brick construction; concrete porch front and rear: six rooms and ba'h all improvements; steam heated: price. $4 000. Bell Realty Co., Berg ner Building. FOR SALE 5 houses on Prospect street 2-story stucco—all Improve ments easy terms $1,600 each. Inquire of Erwin Johnson. 2111 Swatara street. Bell phone 1897 J. FOR SALE 1846 Chestnut street' 9 rooms; 3-story brick stucco; side entrance; gas and electric light steam heat. Ideal home. Opposite Junior High school. leaving city reason for sacrificing. Possession at oneo. REAL ESTATE FOR RE-NT FOR RENT Second story of Kel ker Street Markethouse, Fourth and Kelker streets, suitable for manufac turing purposes or general storage. I—Room 34x34. I—Room 40x30. 2 —Office rooms. I—Hall. 50x10. Alterations made to suit tenant. I Apply Harrisburg Auto Co.. Fourth and Kelker streets. FOR KENT A house in High spire. corner Commerce and Railroad I streets, with garden and fruit trees. (Apply Columbia Electric Co., 1253 Market street. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT , FOR KENT, SUMMER Furnished, ! modern 10-roomed house, in Thomp- I sontown. Address K-7, Powelton Apartments, Philadelphia. FOR RENT 11-rooni house, with | all modern improvements and two I communicating office rooms, at 125 ' and 127 South Front street, Steelton, j Pa.; or property for sale. Write to' C. R. Miller, M. D„ 1902 Market I street, Harrisburg. REAL ESTATE WANTED ! WANTED, TO RENT—By A 1 fam- ; ily. good 7-9 room house, May 15 or 1 June 1, in good residential section.' J. 11. Brewer, phone 740, or State 1 Office Y. M. C. A.. Caider Bldg. I READY CASH FOR CITY PROPERTY' WHAT 11AVE YOU TO OFFER? : HEI.E AND DIAL PHONES, I CHAS. AD LEU, 1002 N. THIRD ST. I _| unices ami Storerooms For Rent ; STOREROOM 250 Hamilton ! street, suitable for a barber shop. The i only one left out of seven storerooms. Chits. Adler, 1002 North Tnird street. FOR RENT Desk room and office. ! Inquire Fred C. Miller. Attorney, Ji i North Second street. Bell phone 307 J. j FARMS FARMS. LARGE AND SMALL EASY ' TERMS. 30 acres, east of Linglestown. .#2,600 1 40 acres, near Palmyra #l,Bou ; 41 acres, east of Linglestown. .#3,100 ! •13 acres, York County #3,iioo iO3 acres, near Ono #3,200 116 acres, York County #4,200; 160-acre farm, good soil, one car fare, 8 miles from Ilar risburg $6,000 j DURAND, 107 CHESTNUT ST. 107-acre farm. 5 acres woodland, i S-room house, newly papered and ; painted; large bank barn, wagon shed. ! heg pen, chicken coop and smoke- ; house; lots of fruit trees, apples, cherries, peaches, apricots and grape ; vines; plenty liny, straw and corn fodder in barn; 20 acres of wheati ! running water in every field. Can have possession at once $1,600. DURAND, 107 CHESTNUT ST. j FOR SALE 74 acres, near Mali-I fax; excellent soil: good water; build-' ings good as new; large peach and: apple orchard; all other fruits; all the spring crops, including the garden, are sown. Price includes wheat m the ground, everything except the. stock. Possession May 1 if sold with in the next few days. Apply D. E. Lucas. 303 Lewis street. Real Estate and Insurance. 354 ACRES. 6-room house, small stable and chickenhouse; running water One car fare. 1 mile from car line. $1,700. Durand's, 107 Chest- I nut. i VIRGINIA FARM and orchard, 323 jucres, on river. Station one mile. 700 bearing apples. Colonial brick resi dence; good outbuildings. $15,000.00. I Wilder & Company, Charlottesville, I Virginia. | WANTED To hear from owner !of good farm for sale. C. C. Shepara. j Minneapolis. Minn. FARMS WANTED ; SMALL FARM WANTED, near city. 1 Address C„ 4821, care of Telegraph. | FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS j FOR SALE $73.00 Penn Esther coal range, hot water back, high shelf, nickel trimmings. First-class 1 condition. Price, $30.00. 1845 Itegina I street. Bell phone 1713 M. ! I RLAISDELL LATHE, 20 inches by 1 12 feet, Fitchburg loathe, 18 inches by 8 feet, with Chuck Aurora 20-inch [back geared drill press, motors to I 25-H.-P., Gasoline engines, 2 and 3- 111I II.-P. Will pay cash for good ma ichinery 4or metal working, also elec j trie motors. F. R. Laverty, No. 1936 jßriggs street. Bell 1857. ! FOR SALE English Bulldog, fe male, fawn color. Will exchange for ! Toy Boston Rat Terrier or Pekingese of ec;ual value. 259 Sassafras street. ! FOR SALE One s Vfc-foot wnlte |enameled bath tub and small enameled wash stand. Address Box B, 7455, care of Telegraph. I MORRIS SAYS save money buying |new and second-hand furniture here. I High prices paid for furniture. Morris Schmjcrtz, 1018 Market. Bell 40S5R BARGAINS! BAC.AINS! j The store across from Y. W. C. A. offers you the biggest and best bar gains in Men's and Boys' Suits. Qver- Icc-ats. Mackinaw Coats, Underwear, l Hats. Caps, and Shoes. We are fam ous for Low Prices. Give us a trial. OUTLET CLOTHING CO.. 23 North Fourth street. | TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR CASH ALL MAKES RENTED EXCHANGED GEO. P. TILLOTSON, 205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATER. BOTH PHONES. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS i —— HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for I Seeoiid-liand Furniture. Prompt at ] tent ion. Newmark & Oown, 368 Broad |street. Dial phone 4286. Rell 4705 K. | WANTED Used adding machine, (any make. Must be in first-class con dition. Address A„ 7515, care of Tele graph. | WANET D —Boy's bicycle, in good condition. State cash price. Address 203 South Railroad street, llummcls town, Pa. WANTED. TO BUY Dark brindled pedigreed English Bulldog, mule. 259 Sassafras street. BELL PHONE 3370-J S. RIFKIN, CLOTHING, SHOES, FURNITURE, BOUGHT AND SOLD. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. 407 BROAD ST., II ARRIS BURG, PA. L. COHEN & COMPANY, York and Asli avenues. Highest prices paid for rags, paper, iron, barrels, rubber and metal and old machines. Send postal or call 3221W Bell and Dial 6225. MAX SMELTZ Second-hand furniture bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call Bell 1071U, or drop a postal to Max Smeltz 1016 Market street. Will call, city or country. DRESSMAKING CHILDREN'S CLOTHES -- Made to order. Capes, Dolmans and Coats a specialty. For information call Bell 4911, or Inquire at 1203 North Four teenth street. ' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IF you have $2,000 to $3,000 cash capital and would be interested in opening an entirely new line of busi ness In your locality, which should i net you sip,ooo.oo to #15,u00.00 an nually, write at once for particulars. Mechanical Machine & Tool Works, 229 West Fifty-second street, New York, N. Y. FOR SALE A growing, estab lished laiundry in Dauphin County, winch made over $5,000 last year. A gL-od proposition for any business man, or large enough for two hust leis, who are willing to do a part of the work. Requites $lO,OOO cash. Ad- | dress Box E, 7465, care of Telegraph. j $2,000,000 PAID in dividends from oil investments Burkbennett, Texas. Your opportunity to get rich. Infor- | mation Free. Big Southern Co., Fort, W ortli, Texas. I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PACKING Experienced Packers of Furnlturo China and Bric-a-brac ' fM EXPERT AUCTIONEER. ' A. 11. SIIRENK Bell Phono 399 W. j JOB PRINTING BUSINESS i Hrs* and mqo , ! lete . ; , ? lve full "particu | care Telegraph. I,OX J ' 74U,i ' i DON'T INVEST A DOLLAR in nil' Stocks before you investigate our Lit it. 3 There is far more money | lost through brokers who never drill than la lost in drilling dry noles m i'lrm.H !' p .''tT 'T. nt ' ol tlle "'I wells i about VIM OIL ASSOCIATION. DirectoVs' Texas ni ' ntnl Dank, Fort Worth, OIL FIELD SEN 'on SoimV ~ ,10 ° invested Fowler tiL. J 'hurnett returned fifteen WHtl V- Investment opportunitv. Write Comer A- |,- t- Worth, Te'v Reference, Bradstreet's. * L.. OH,! OIL! Oil.! OKLAHOMAN OIL HAS MADE OKL\- | T HOMA RICH I J* " s l ) '""'chant for twenty years, 'on Bitt"ne"ss eCanle ~,illionairui in the Lr,Le ha p.| 8 u rled ou , t now to male,) I some Deal Money. Do you want ti 'o? P Fi^?dv rl V , a " oi lWell in a proven meinev .fn'a J ! Property. Your ; money and my money and experien •> j will drill this well. We will get gas or oil surely because our lease Is suV i production. If you want rnanev \iv T' T e cun both n 'ako . iiianej. M> bond protects vour B°Bass bund Protects your I pi,i -American National Bank Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. ' .. tt E manufacture a carburetor for £iv? ? ar 2, vvl.icU is guaranteed to : Mve double the mileage over any other carburetor ever constructed, re gain less of name, mako or price v e are now ready to furnish car . "'.'i' 't" r also for Dodge and Maxwell Ifnp. it, i furnish them for other I I? i short time. Money refunded If fifteen-day FREE not ? rov , e u - Entirely new ? ~ simple, plain tube—not a.moving part. Guaranteed to start i.' \ tveathor without heating or pi lining. Tremendous demand. 15 Out) ' no .y I/' 'n Chicago territory, i Reliable, energetic man. who can guarantee sales and carry stock of ;>oo to $2,000, depending on demand can secure exclusive territory and will I easily net $20,000 this year. No special . experience necessary. ' i A ' ""WAN. 509 W. Jackson Chicago, 111. BUSINESS PERSONALS | GAS FITTING JOBBING a specialty We can save you money. Drop postal* P. O. Bov 1181, City. j DIAMONDS bought for cash—P JJI |CA PLAN CO., 206 Market street. UPHOLSTERING Of the best kind. Work guaranteed. Wo call and deliver. 308 Broad street. Dial phone ! 4826. Bell phone 4705 R. MACHINE SHOP Specialty of light machine, models, experimental mill, factory repairing, odd parts for iautos made. Variety Machine and Rc [ pair Shop, 1704 Fulton street, Jlarris . | burg. Pa. OX Y-AO ET Y LKN E WELDING Any metal welded. Work guaran- I teed. Carbon removed by oxygen Capitol City Welding Co., 1538 Logaii i street. I-iell 4396 J. b . RAZORBLADESSHARPENED Single edge, 25c. doz.: double, edge. 35c ; doa.; razors, 25c. Gorgas Drug store. I I QUININE —Look out for that grippi ; : feeling, likely tq catch you this (changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE , PHOSPHO-QUININE will stave it ofC . if taken in time. Gross Drug Stoie 119 Market street. 1 j FURNITURE CRATED for shipping" J. A. Bishop. 1736 Logan street. A. LANE ! New and second-hand furniture i bought and sold. Highest prices naid ' ; 1022 Market street. Bell 4730-J. 'I INVENTORS FINANCED Patents' ' i Automobiles. Motorcycles Bought I Sold. Exchanged. Cash or commission' ! Simon llorst, Linglestown, Pa. FINANCIAL j " INVESTMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS AND BONDS. j J. K. GREENAWALT. JR., ! j * 130 Walnut St., Ilarrisburg, Ta. Bell Phone 518 J. MONEY TO lAJAN I ij MONEY II • If you arc pressed for ready cash to meet any emergency, i call to see us. We lend money in compliance with the laws i of the State. EMPLOYES' LOAN SOCIETY*, ROOM 206 BERGNER BLDG., THIRD AND MARKET STREETS. j LICENSED AND BONDED BY STATE I MONEY FOR NECESSITIES ' I If emplojed and housekeeping, our •! legal rate money service on loans I! from #l5 to #3OO, payable In weekly II or monthly Instalments is worth In vestigating, if you are in need of funds and without bank credit CO-OPERATIVE [ LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO, 204 Chestnut St. YVE LEND MONEY in compliance with Act of June 17, 1915, to tndlvldu .! als Ir. need of ready cash; small loans a specialty, business confidential, pay ments to suit borrower's convenience, posititely lowest rates In city, r f.NNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO, 132 Walnut Street. ; ■ MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES TATE lairge or small amounts. D. A. Caley, 707 Kunkel Bldg, Bell 589. MUSICAL PIANO 'BARGAINS One Helnze Upright Piano, ma | hogany case, like new. Was $550, now $250. Easy payments. One Mallet-Davis Upright Pino. Was $475, now $lBO. One Harrington Upright Piano, fine condition. Was $3OO, now #155. One Brown-Simpson Upright Piano. YY'ns $4OO, now $llO. One Sehoemacker Grand. Was #475. Can be bought for #265. Good as new. All fully guaranteed. J. W. MILLER PIANO CO, 1319 Derry St. ■ * Additional Classified Ads on Opposite Page A | i ' t