14 IF ITS A TASK FOR TEE CLASSIFIED), GET IT UMBER' WAY WITHOUT BELAY iDeatba BUCKINGHAM —Agnes Ann Bucking ham. age S3 years, at her late home, lis.' Green street. Funeral services will be held at above address on ednesday atter noon at 3 o'clock, interment Har risburg cemetery. HA-XMI v\v On June 21. 191' Charles h. Hanshaw, aged 5- J ears. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his late resi dence. 1600 North Third street, rite I elatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice, in ferment Harrisburg cemetery. j HIIKK.VER—On June 22. 1919. Isaac R. Hoerner. aged 71 years Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, from his late resi dence at I'rogress. The re,at !'Jf® and friends are invited to attena , without further notice. Interment i Faxtang cemetery. j IX MKMOBIAM IN sad but loving remembrance of Mrs. lsuphena A. Grissinger. who de parted this life June 24, 1910. Gone but not forgotten. Her daughter, I ■MRS. K. G. SMITH. | LOST AMI FOUND | LOST Will the person who found a small gold class pin, with , letters H. H. S. — 191S on it and initials M. 13. engraved on back, which was lost at the Teen High commencement dance at Wilki-Villa, please turn to the Telegraph Office and receive reward? _ LOST —One service pin from British Army No. CIM9; initials in center G R 'i., wording around rim for king and Umpire services rendered Re warded if returned. Bell ur . X24-R. > l 0T At Summerdale Park, brown av&w.a'sta." vsrzx 1654-M. or Dial 3.1* LOST— Boy's blue serge middy suit also rail of rompers, on 1- "day a the Telegraph picnic at Pax cans Park. Reward if returned to 13-1 j State street. j LOST —Pair of tortoise rimmed nose | glases in case marked \ al £*£_i(f o h ! istown. Finder return to relebrapn Reward. j STOLEN-Motovike bicycle taken from Holly street between Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets. Saturday afternoon or e *?ning, reward f re ( turned to J. L Steele, 1900 Holly t- FOUND Odd bellows' , charm. Owner may- have same D. proving property and paying f - j advertisement. • INSTRUCTIONS INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in Gregg Shorthand, Typewriting * Sr k etr P Slv SCHOOL j OP*EN ALL TEAK. Enter any time. , 1 BUSINESS COIKEGK 121 Market St. chas. K Bcckiey. TTTCI P WANTED —MALE UNSKILLED MEN TOR PRODUCTION WORK Ages 18 to 45 Weight 140 lbs. or more IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION" | ■~ood Living Wages Paid While i Learning Steady Work Assured Apply In Person or Communicate with Factory Employment Office THE GOODTEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANT Akroa. Ohio WANTED Competent man to take charge of soda fountain. Give | references. Address BOX N-8923. Care of Telegraph. WANTED—Two first-class sheet metal workers, none but reliable men need apply. Apply to E. F. Teatts, Rosemont and Herman avenue. Le moyne. any evening between 7 and 9. WANTED—SHEET METAL WORK ERS WITH EXPERIENCE ON COR NICES. SKYLIGHTS AND TINNING. 56AND 62>,2 CENTS PER HOUR. APPLY PHILIP H. LENDER KING, L'N WOOD AVE. AND DILLON ST. BALTIMORE. MP. WANTED—Barber at once. Tile Barber Shop. 15 North Market Square. WANTED—Boy over 16. Apply Modern Textile Co.. 1823 Penn street. „ GROCERY clerk wanted; experi enced; good wages to right party; references required. Address Box L-S4 20, care Telegraph. SALESMEN —Big money in the sale of Oil Leases issued by the State of Texas. Special contract open for Dis trict Manager. Only men with un blemished sales record and gilt-edge references need apply. Stateland Lease Association, 602 Marbridge Blag., New Y'ork, N. Y". (Continued In Next Column) FOR SALE 25 Acre Farm York County, Pa. Located at Anderson town, on public highway. 10 miles from Harrisburg. This is a good truck farm, or can be used for general farming: soil is red sand rolling; fields are watered: fruit trees of all kinds, also small fruits: im proved with a 254-story frame house, painted, and in good con dition; fine well of water; frame bank barn with 2 floors, and other necessary outbuildings. Possession late in the Fall. Price is low. Miller Brothers & Co. I.ttCUST AND COURT ST. HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE SIHETV BONDS Members Hh|. Ileal Estate Board TUESDAY EVENING, HELP WANTED —MALE | WANTED I Men to learu to repair auto mobiles and aeroplanes. Make application \t once. Full course, JSC. Call, or write. 25 N. CAMERON STREET. Or TRAINING QUARTERS. 260 South Front Street. Steelton. Pg. WANTED—Canvassers for out-of town proposition. See Mr. Oden. Lenox Hotel, between 6 and 7.30 Tues day evening: S and 9 Wednesday morning. WANTED—Young man about 20 years old to learn Turkish bath busi ness. Call Penn-Harris Turkish Bath. Russ Bldg. WANTED experienced lumber sales man i< sell lumber ai Army Canlo ment. Camp Colt. Gettysburg. Pa. E. W. Lewis Roofing Co.. Gettysburg. Pa. ! WANTED —Man who understands I the use of shears in scrap iron yard, i good wages to ttie right man. Apply ! Reliable Rag and Metal Co.. Seventh j and Curtin streeti. SHOEMAKER wanted at once i steady job and good wages the year round Married man preferred. Write lor call Shoe Hospital. Sunbury. Pa. |ISL North Third st. HELP \\ ANTED—FEMALE WANTED ! ! ! FITTING ROOM OPERATORS i i If you are a reliable and ex perienced vamper, edge stitcher or lining maker and want steady work at good pay in a factory which oper ates 46 hours a week and tries to be fair to its work ers. we have a good place for I you. If you do not take any pride in either yourself or your work, do not answer this advertisement. Ask the man or woman who now works for us whether or not this is a good place to earn a living? in answering this advertise ment in person or by letter apply to R. E. CAHILL, Gen'l. Mgr., ! HARRISBURG SHOE MFG. CO.. 140S VERNON ST. I "AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN" For years we have given l steady, profitable and agree able employment to a large number of Harrisburg young women. They have lived up to the best in the traditions of Bell service. A new class will start train ing Monday, June 23. to till I further vacancies in oqr op erating force. Apply at once to Miss Kline, Operators - Employment De partment, 208 Walnut street. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA WANTED EXPERIENCED sEWING MACHINE OPERATORS I Regu.ar work and good wages. A bonus is paid every pay day. ! ' ELOL'GH MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Reily and Fulton Sts. WANTED Operators wanted on plain sewing machines; also a few union special and over-lock op erators. Bonus paid every week • and learners paid time work. Apply HARRISBURG APPAREL CO., Sixth and Herr Streets. City Star Laundry Building, Third Floor. WANTED I Experienced stenograpiier for accounting department of large manufacturing concern. j must be willing to do clerical work pert of time: only those willing to work need apply; in answering state age, experi • ence and salary expected. Address. Box K6566, Care Telegraph. WANTED DEMONSTRATOR I Young lady with pleasing personality to demonstrate Melba toilet preparations. Experienced demonstrator preferred. Apply at once. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Fourth Floor. BOWMAN A CO. ————————————_____ PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY Knit urgently needed socks for us an Auto Knitters Experience unneces sary. Full particulars, 3c stamp. Department 146. Auto Knitter Co, 621 I Jefferson street, Buffalo. N. Y. WOMAN or girl wanted for general housework to go out to the country. Apply to Eouis, 414 North Third j street. ! WANTED Lady clerk in small store. Address Box L-6762, care Tele " graph. WANTED—A woman for general housework: would not object to one with child. Apply to Mrs. W. W. Gal- I braith. R. D. 8, Carlisle. Pa. Delaware Hospital Training School for Nurses —Young women of unusual intelligence, culture and high ideals are sought as this school is desirous of graduating nurses of unusually high professional standing. Two years cf high school is an entrance r quirememnt. For information write Delaware Hospital. Wilmington. Del. WANTED—A giri for general housework. Apply 2012 North Third street, or Bell phone 583 J. 1 WANTED Young lady with ■ knowledge of typewriting and stenog i l-apliy. Apply at once to Mr. F. H | Deckman, Globe 322-324 Market st. I WANTED—White girl for general housework. No laundry; good home. In-) children. Inquire 2214 North Second |streeL c (Continued In Next Column > ) HELP WANTED—FEMALE I ** | WANTED j FIFTY EXPERIENCED OPERATORS! ON POWER SEWING MACHINES i I 30 PER CENT. WEEKLY BONUS ON ALL EARNINGS j 10 PER CENT. EXTRA BONUS ON EARNINGS EVERY SIX MONTHS ; IDEAI. WORK UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS IN AN IDEAL PLANT JENNINGS MANUFACTURING CO. I 2012 N. 4TH ST.. HARRISBURG. PA. HOUSEKEEPER wanted; no wash-' Ing; give full particulars. Post Office ' Box 24, Spruce Hill. Pa. WANTED Experienced dining room girl with clean nablts. Apply in person. Manhattan Restaurant. 31T j ' Market st. j WANTED Wnite cook for em- [ ' ployes' department of Dauphin coun- : jty almshouse. Apply at office of Di- ( ; rectors of the Poor, Court House, or to F. Loudermilch, Steward. Twenty seventh and Paxton streets. WANTED —Two dishwashers: good wages. Apply Alva Restaurant. 19 South Fourth street. WOMEN ATTENDANTS Wanted in Department for Women. Norris town State Hospital. Pa. Minimum monthly wage s3t>, steadily increased, includes full maintenance, comfort able Nurses' Home. Vacation employ ment for students and teachers. Write l>r. Jessie M. Peterson. WANTED—A woman for general housework in small family, must sleep at home. Call Bell phone 672-M. WANTED A housemaid who can cook, for small family at summer cottage ! near Elizabethtown. Address Box K.-6742, Care Telegraph. HLI.P W ANTED— MaIe and Female EXPERIENCED COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. Only those having thorough experience need apply. In an swering state age. experi ence. reference and salary de sired. Address. Box W 6864 Care Telegraph WANTED—MiddIe aged man and; wife to take charge of a small place, man must have knowledge of farming. Wile to take charge of the house, fam ily of three adults. A peimanent place and good home to right party. Apply to Flank Bowman, P. O. Box 348, Har risburg. Pa. AGENTS W ANTED AGENTS wanted for Dauphin.; Cumberland. Perry and Lebanon coun- I ties, to sell an article everybody uses. P. O. Box 32. Highspire Pa. 1 SITUATIONS WANTED— MALE EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires position; capable of taking charge of any set of books. Can give refer ences. Address Box K-6763, care of Telegraph. YOUNG man desires position as road salesman or inside salesman or collector; last employed as clothing salesman; three years' experience in paint and hardware. Party has de pendents. Address Box H-8621, care Telegraph. , WANTED—By colored man. a job driving a car for private family from , i 4 P. M., daily, except Saturday, from j j noon and Sunday all day; just dis- j charged from Army and can give I I good references; will attend to wash ling; car. Address Box J-6760, caj-e of: Telegraph. I HIGH SCHOOL student desires po- j sition cf any kind during vacation I period. Address Clark L. Bair. New j Cumberland. Pa. | ! WANTED —Work as bellboy in ho- ! tel. by boy 14 years of age. Write or I i call 622 Boas street, or Dial phone ill! ! , YOUNG married man wishing a po- I sition as chauffeur on any kind of | I car; will drive truck; can give best tef reference; can do own repairing. at 1116 Burtine street, Har YOUNG colored boy desires position las chauffeur or work of any kind; can give good reference. Apply 1407 North i Fourth street. WANTED —Position by young man. 26 years of age, who has had three years' experience in the accounting dep t. of a large mfg. oo.; can furnish | I reference. Now what have you to of- j I fer? Address B 6752. care Telegraph. I i EX-OFFICER U. S. Army seeks po -1 sition in Harrisburg or \ icinity. At : present office manager New York cor- I poration but desires to locate in ! Pennsylvania. Excellent references. t Address Efficient, care Telegraph. SITUATIONS WANTED— FemaIe A HALF-GROWN girl wants a po sition as a nurse girl. Call at 655 Calder street. WANTED—Work at soda fountain evenings. Address Box A-6764, car-j Telegraph. WANTED'—Colored woman wants day's work cleaning offices. 1170 South Cameron street. Y'OUNG colored girl wishes light housework. Apply 1322 North Front street. | . j RESPECTABLE white woman ; wishes day's work. Dial 4090. \ ANTED Middle aged white woman with child wishes housework in private, family, in country or near ■ by. Adaress Box J-6759 care Te;c gra ph. I WANTED —Sewing to do at home. (Call or write 115 N. Linden St. Dial j) phone 5296. i WANTED — High School girl desires to assist in housework. Apply 706 N. . Seventh St. j WANTED —Girl wishes ironing Ly ' the day or helping with housework. | Apply 706 N - Seventh SL i WANTED — By a half-grown girl, 1 ! work in private family. Apply I3ic I ; cowden street. '' STENOGRAPHER and Bookkeeper ■ desires posttion; has had one year's ' i experience; can furnish references. ; address H 8829. care Telegraph. "ROOMS FOR RENT ! ROOMS FOR RENT—CaII at 1238 Walnut. I TWO furnished rooms for rent one . lecond floor front. one first floor; running water. Apply 29 South Third street. Bell 4398-M. I FOR RENT—Third floor room, fur nished completely for light houso i keeping: suitable for lady that is em ployed. Apply 433 South Thirteenth at. (Continued In Next Column) 111 I'. ' KARFUSBTJRG TELEGRAPH j j||fl flf WJHf! fr I 1 f iS £ jjjl II BUYING AND SELLING, barter |y ing, exchanging, trading, swapping all of these related terms may be ap- .ffo) 1 plied to the transactions brought ! 1 jsp) about through the use of the FOR i >ALE classification in the classified | ads. The thrift-idea pervades many of UJj!- ■ijty these ads. They are humanly interest- yy ing, all of them. Read them and utilize np| 183 them - , m I is iiii j 0 ffi 1 yJ fH i ROOMS FOR REM FOR RENT —Furnished room on sec ond floor; all conveniences; hot water. Bell phone 466-R. i FOR RENT—Single furnished and housekeeping rooms; all conveniences; centrally located. Inquire 32S North i street. Dial 4416. Pleasant front rooms, furnished all conveniences; breakfast served if desired. 1549 State street. Bell 5246-W. i FOR RENT Two unfurnished 'rooms on second floor: all conveni ence. Apply 1421 Hunt street, or call , Bell 4409-J. - FURNISHED room for rent; use of I bath; gentleman preferred; rent, R' a week. Inquire Mrs. Owens, third! floor. Potts Apartment, Third and I I Herr streets. j Nicely furnished, clean, cool rooms. | 12.50 per week and up. 143 South j Third street. { FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished front rooms for light housekeeping; I ! bath, gas, laundry and use of front I porch; rent very reasonable. In j quire 1148 Penn St. ! FOR RENT—One furnished room i for two gentlemen or two unfurnish ed rooms lor light housekeeping. Ap | ply 1126 North Sixth street. I NICELY-FURNISHED BEDROOM— -1 For gentlemen only. Dial 4S>O, or 912 | North Third street. APARTMENTS FOR RENT I FOR RENT—Six-room apartment, .$40.00. Apply .">l3 South Thirteenth I street. Call Bell 1055-M. ! SECOND floor apartment in residen tial section; 3 rooms unfurnish.d; | light and heat furnished—newly papered and painted; sl7 per month. Address M 2981 care Telegraph. APARTMENT FOR RENT—IIO N. Second St.; four rooms and private bath; first-class condition; hot run j ning water all the year; city steam heat; central location; $45.00 per month. Apply L. Minter, first floor, same building. Both phones. AT 100 South Thirteenth street; first floor, 7 rooms and laundry, ele gantly furnished, equipped with hard wood floors, gas and electricity, pri vate porch and entrance. Apply at 100 South Thirteenth street. COTTAGE FOR RENT j FOR RENT Furnished cottage i .along Swatara creek, Hummelstown; | bathroom and electric lights; two blocks from trolley, or one block from : railroad station. Bell 23. Apply C. B. I Walmer, Hummelstown, Pa. J READ ESTATE FOR SALE | "IF ITS REAL. ESTATE. SEE SANDEKLLN." i MOVE AT ONCE—Pay for your I home same as rent; no money down; S3O per month; three-story ! brick, eight rooms, all improve ments, 621 NVicomsco street, or 2538 Agate street, iwu-story brick, an improvements, $25 per uiuutu; bulb of the above are vacant. HARRIS ST., 630—Three-story brick, nine rooms, ail improve ments; small amount down, bal ance same as rent. SWATARA ST., 1856 Three story iraine, seven rooms and | bath, all improvements, nice i lrout porch, lot 120 leel deep I back to a drive alley; siso down, j s2b per mouth. \ DEKRY ST.. 2701—New; vacant; three-story brick, haruwood ' Pools, colonade, cemented cellar, : steam neat, gas and electricity; a modern liomu in every respect. EEMOYNK Herman Ave., 289-291, doublet trume. Im provements, nice trout porcn, lot 15u feel deep back to a drive way. Can sell as a whole or one hail, on our easy payment plan. EAST CAMP HIEL ADDITION— Third ano Frineess streets; vac ant, two-story traiue bungalow, seven rooms and bath, ail im provements, lot 40x150 teet; a real bargain; can be bougnt on the essy payment plan. STEELTON—S. Second 5t.,—320; three-story traiue, improvements, I one-nail of a pair, nice roomy home, rignt price to quick buyei, our easy payment plan. D. ASA SANDEREIN. ROOM 1, SECURITY TRUST BLbti, 36 NORTH THIRD ST. BEEE 1390 DIAE 3573 FOR SALE THREE-STuKY ERICK HOUSE. No. 1512 WALNUT STREET. Lot, 15 rt. 2 In. by 90 ft ' TRUST COM -222 Market 'street ENOLA —Home tor sale; < rooms; ' corner house, in good condition; elec iric lights; hot and cold water; lot " 50x50. Price, $1,600. Durand & Ferber, 107 Chestnut St. FOR SALE —Eight attractive frame houses, 2Mi-Btory. 8 rooms and bath; ; modern improvements; desirable lo cation. Price $2.000. Easy terms or will consider unimproved property in exchange for ParL Afidress Box " J-6748, care of Telegraph. FOR SALE —The stone and stucco cottage Twenty-second and Market sts Bellevue Park; limmediate posses i The lot Is (6x135 feet. Small garage on lot. Price, $lO 500. Miller Brothers & Co.. Locust and Court sts I FOR SALE Three-story brick > ! Hnt.se nine rooms and bath; side 4ll " trance; I" good condition. Possess!^ ■ ca be had about July 1. Apply™ I premises to Ernest E. Bhenaur. jgj | ti.gin* -. Ht>s " 1 "Continued in Next Column) REAL ESTATE FOR SALS VACANT HOUSES Two 244 and 3-story brick houses; all Improvements; porches, drive alley. Also cor ner houses on Hill aud up town. Will take auto in trade. 1 have several fine suburban homes for sale; brick, all Im provements. 44 acre each; steam heat, electric lights, hardwood floors, lots of fruit on State Road. Will take city property in trade. C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Bell Phone 560-J. ; VACANT POSSESSION AT ONCE I 2-story brick, steam heat, electric j and gas lights, porch, bay windows, \ side entrance, drive alley; 44 block : to all-night car service (on Hill). I 2 44-story brick, all Improvements, porches, s>de entrance, drive alley, large yard, slate roof (vacant), easy terms, pay as rent (on Hill). 2-story brick, porch, all improve- 1 ments, corner, easy terms. Small i amount down (on Hill). Several fine homes up town; all improvements. Several fine suburban homes: all improvements. Several small farms. 6 to 30 acres each, within 5 miles of city. C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street. Bell Phone 560-J. RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY 100$ North Second Street. Lot, 24x125 to wide alley; 9 large rooms and bath; fine yard; room for two garages; side and rear entrances. Im mediate possession. For par ticulars call at the premises after 5 o'clock, or Address S-. 7582. Care of Telegraph. FACTORY SITE FOR SALE 90x100 feet on North Cameron street. One of the best sites in the city of sold at once. C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green street. Bell "SeO-J. JUST DANIEL E. LUCAS Real Estate and Insurance. 303 Lewis St. THAT'S ALL j DOUBLE HOUSE IN PENBROOIC j FOR SALE—Each side 7 rooms —; bath gas furnace cemented cellar good locatiun. Bell Realty | Co., Bcrgner Building. MOST DESIRABLE BUNGALOW i for sale, buff brick construction; ' eight rooms and hath. gas. electric ! light, vapor heat- Bell Realty Co., Bcrgner Building. MODERN SUBURBAN HOME FOR: SALE —7 rooms and bath electric 1 light. Earge porches. Lot, 50x180.! Exceptional scenic view from porches, j Bell Realty Co., Bergner Building. j $2,500 WILL PURCHASE a frame! house on Hummel street, seven rooms 1 and both, gas, furnace. Bell Realty j Co., Bergr.er Building. $2,800 WILL PURCHASE A FRAME i house with 8 rooms, electric light, steam heat, lot 40x130. Variety of, fruit. Located on Rockvllle car line, i Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Building. | FORSTER ST. —609—3-story brick j dwelling. 9 rooms and bath, furnace, I gas and electric: good location for ; renting rooms; will sell at a bargain, j Apply Lehman & KUngeman, Patriot I Building. ' FOR SALE —In settling an estate; a desirable residence In Green street;! immediate possession. Apply Box o 6757. care Teelgtaph. Real Estate For Sale— Suburban ' FOR SALE —West Fairview, 6-room house; easy terms; small payment down or will exchange for 5-passeu ger touring car, as first payment down $1,650. Inquire 107 Chestnut st. FOR SALE On easy terms. 2012 to 2018 Susquehanna street. Apply A. P. Uoranz. 1325 North Sixth. LOTS FOR SALE in Steelton and Highspire; well located; most of them have access to water, sewer, gas and electric light, etc. These lots can be bought at about one-half the price you would be asked away out in some field, where you would probably have to wait 10 to 20 years for such Im provements. Can be bought on month ly oayments. W. J. Reeves, 224 Mar ket St.. Highsotre. Pa. Dial 9801. POSSESSION SOON 1631 Swatara St. brick a soo , 2 Hummel St. brick f 2 . Jvu 707 Kunkel Bldg.. Bell 689. (Continued In Next Column) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE > WEST SHORE LOTS 4 lots together along river f front. Fine site for Bunga- 12 low. Easy terms. Small amount down. Monthly pay ment plan. I C. H. CORDER. t 1722 Green Street. Bell phone 660 J. * BUY YOUR HOME on our rental' paMiient plan. Small cash or Liberty 1 Bond first payment required, balance ' ( as rent. We have houses In every - part of the city and suburbs. Apply | I A- P- Doranz, 1225 North Sixth street. : 1 REAI. ESTATE FOR RENT ; ! FOR RENT Second story of Kel- 11 i ker Street Markethouse, Fourth and | ; Kelker streets, suitable for manufau luring purposes or general storage, i I—Room 34x34. I—Room 40x30. I 2—Office rooms. | I—Hall, 50x10. Alterations made to suit tenant. 1 Apply Harrisburg Ado Co., Fourth j and Kelker streets. ! FOR RENT WICONISCO ST.. No. 631—Vac ant three-story brick. nine rooms, all improvements. front porch, nice back yard, driveway in rear; S3O per month on our i >-nt-purchase plan. AGATE ST., No. 2538 Vacant, two-story brick, Beven rooms, all improvements. nice front porch, fully equipped bathroom, etc. $25 per month on rent-pur chase plan. EAST CAMP HILL ADDITION, corner Third and Princess—7- rc-om frame bungalow; all im provements. Rent, S2O per month. D. ASA SANDERLIN. ROOM 1. SECURITY TRUST BLDG.. 36 N. THIRD ST. Bell 1390 Dial 3573 FOR RENT—Carlisle, Pa., 10-room frame house, with all modern im provements. 123 S. College street; best residence location in Carlisle. In quire of C. M. Liggett, 10 Court House avenue. Carlisle. Pa. REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED—A su burban home of not less than ten rooms, about Soxlso lot. one fare j zone, in a desirable location; give all . particulars as to improvements, cash. | Address J. C. D., cure Telegraph. | READY CASH FOR CITY PROPERTY WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? BELL AND DIAL PHONES. CHAS. ABLER, 1002 N. THIRD ST. WANTED TO RENT Furnished j house with all improvements, for I period of four or live months; must Ibe desirable. Miller Bros. & Co., Lo cust and Court streets. FARMS FARMS FOR SALE 6-acre farm near New Cumberland 10-acre farm near Progress. 16-acre farm near Progress. 10-acre farm near Enola. 30-acro farm near Rockvllle. 40-acro farm, S. New Cumberland. 75-acre farm at New Cumberland 122-acre farm near Lewisberry. 135-acre farm near Lewisberry 160-acre farm near Halifax. C. H. CORDER, 1722 Green Street. Harrisburg. Pa. Bell Phone 560-J. FARMS FARMS FARMS j I 1 have several fine farms, 3 to i 5 miles from Harrisburg; good buildings, good water. I lots of fruit; 1 mile to trolley : and State road; 6. 10. 16 and 30-acre farms; practically I level. Southern exposure. C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street. HARRISBURG. Bell Phone 560-J. 39-ACRE FARM —Along State road;! gcod house and barn; summer kitch-I en, butcher shop, wagon shed, large j orchard, running dwater, sand an I black loamm soil; price, $4,600. Durand Ai Ferber, 107 Chestnut street. FOR SALE—9S acres black slate I and limestone soil with 16 acres of mountain lano; good timber; build ing in good shape; good bearing or- I chard; north of Hoguestown; priced i I right for selling; F. S. Mumma & SON, j | Mei hanicsburg. Pa. ; 48-ACRE farm, some wood and j ! pasture land; good house and barn; | level soil; running water, $2,000; half j cash necessary. Inquire 107 Chestnut j | street. I OIBcc and Store Rooms ror Rent I _—— .—;! i FOR RENT—Storeroom, 1212 Mar-1 ! ket St.; 21 feet wide; all improve-1 'ments; central location. Apply Luther' I Minter, 1167 Market St., or 110 N.! I Second St.. both phones. i,— 1 i LARGE OFFICE FOR RENT ; Size 25x19. 331 Market street. j BACKENSTOSS REALTY CO. STOREROOM FOR RENT 1245; Market street; suitable for millinery, j notion or shoe store. Inquire E. Eg- [ gert. 1243 Market street. ! FOR RENT Desk room and office. | Inquire Fred C. Miller, Attorney. 31 : ' • North Second street. Bell phone 307 J. I ; FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS j MOTORS FOR SALE WE have the following motors we are offering for sale. We guarantee these motors to be In first-class con dition and can make immediate de -1 livery. One 44 H. P. 220 V. 450 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 220 V. 380 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 220 V. 800 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 115 V. 800 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 220 V. 370 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 120 V. 275 R. P. M. One 44 H. P. 120 V. 400 R. P. M. THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO. Printing Binding Designing Photo-Engraving Die Stamping Plate Printing Harrisburg. Pa. BARGAIN ONE OAK CHIFKIONER ONE OAK DRESSER. Iron bed spring; combination mattress, rocker chair, val ued at $107; sale price $79. FORN WALT'S, 1321 North Sixth Street FOI'. SALE —Globe-Wernicke sec tional book cases, in quartered oak. dark finish, $3.00. Two Monarch typewriters and type writer desk, filing cases, etc. All In excellent grade and condition. Benkrupt Estate of Harry M. Bretz, Thomas C. McCarrell, Jr., Trustee, 222 Murket street, Harrisburg, Penna. (Continued la Next Column) 1 JUNE 24, 1911 ton SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Large Danville range; good as new; good reasons for sell ing; reasonable to quick buyer. Apply 11552 Agate street. FOR SALE —Iron fence. 40 ft., 3 ft. high, excellent condition. Apply 100 S, Thirteenth St. SIX-PIEOF. oak dining room suit. Call at 626 Schuylkill street, between hours 3 and 10 A. M. FOR SALE—One single wagon, in good condition. Kingan Provision Co., 421 South Second street. MORRIS SAYS save money buying new and second-hand furniture here. Hieh prices paid for furniture. Morria Schinertz, IOiS Market. Bell 4494. BOOKS nought and sold; 20,000 new, old. rare, in stock. Aurand's. 925 North Third. Circulars free. TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR I CASH ALL MAKES RENTED I EXCHANGED | GEO. P. TILLOTSON, 206 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATER, j BOTH PHONES. j WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS WANTED A girl's second-hand bicycle. Must be in good condition. Address Box S-4429. care Telegraph. stating price, when it can be seen. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for Second-band Furniture. Prompt at tention Newmark & Cown, SOS Broad street. Dial 4526. Bell 4705 R. WE PAY 3c a lt>. for rags, 30c a I 100 tor papers, 60c for old books. We buy all kinds of junk and pay the highest cash prices. L. Cchin & Co. Bell 4974. BELL PHONE 3370-J & RIFKIN CLOTHING. SHOES, F'URNITURE. BOUGHT AND SOLD. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. 407 BROAD ST.. HARRISBURG. PA. MAX SMELTZ Second-hand furniture bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call Bell 1071 R. or drop a postal to Max Smeltz 1016 Market street. Will call, city or country. PERSONAM [ PERSONAL—If Mrs. Susan Bleach er Powell will send her present ad , dress to Box X. Y. Z., Telegraph, she will learn something greutly to her ! advantage. BUSINESS OPPOItIUMITIKS GET THE BEST—ORDER NOW 30 Per Cent. Oft For 30 Days HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR Giving the stirring events from the assassination of the Crown Prince of j Austria to the crushing of Autocracy. ! An account of the Causes with a pre ) war history of Belgium. France and ! Serbia. Official photographs. PRICE 33.75 Universal Service Association, Grand Avenue Temple Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo. STOCK SALESMAN Place steel corporation 8 per cent. preferred stock with bonus; common estimated earning over 60 per cent.; similar steel company organized by same peo ple, earned 77 per cent, last year; common sold at 400 per cent, prem ium, unusual opportunity for live men; investigate to-day. Examined, approved and licensed by the Sky Blue Laws of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh Tin Plate and Steel Cor , poration, 554 Union Arcade, Pitts ] burgh, Penna. WOULD YOU RISK 2 PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS TO MAKE THOU SANDS? A WORKING MAN'S COMPANY. By paying $2 per week for 50 weeks Iwe will offer you something great. | Most people spend more for drink. I tooacco. etc., but object to spending ja few dollars for their future wci 'fare. Particulars 7024 Jenkins Arcade, j Pittsburgh, P<c BUSINESS PERSONALS j PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING ! First-class work. Chilcoat Bros., I 1622 N. Fourth St. ! DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. H. I UAPLAN CO., 206 Market street. A. LANE New and second-hand furniture | bought and sold. Highest prices paid | 1022 Maiket street. Bell 4730-J. I OXY-ACETYLENE .WELDING Any metal welded. Work guaran i teed. Carbon removed by oxygen. 'Capitol city Welding Co.. 1639 Logau street. Bell 4396 J. j FURNITURE CRATED for shipping. ! J. A. Bishop. 173 C Logan street. ! QUININE —Look out for that grippe i feeling. likely to catch you this ! changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE I PU.OSPHO-QUININE will stave it oft if taken in time. Gross Drug Stoic 119 Market street. I RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED ; Single edge, 26c doz.; double edge, 35c : tloz.; razors. 25c. Gorgaa Drug Store. WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED—To purchase a live , business, manufacturing preferred. [Give lull details tirst letter. Address jo 6750. | MONEY To LOAN I _—____ MONEY FOR NECESSITIES 1 If employed and Housekeeping, our ; iegal rate money service on loans i iroin 316 to 33UU, payable in week.) |or monthly instalments is worth m ' % obligating, if you are in need ol ! funds sua without bank credit. CO-OPERATIVE LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. 204 Chestnut St. I WE LEND MONEY In compliance 'with Act of June 4, 1919. to individu j ats 11. Ueeu oi IV.UJ waau, small muue |a specialty, business confidential, pay rroents to suit borrower's convenience, 'positively lowest rates in city. PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO.. 132 Walnut Street. FINANCIAL STOCKS AND BONDS. LOCAL SECURITIES A SPECIALTY. J. K. GREENAWALT. JR. 130 Walnut St. Harrisburg. Pa. Bell Phone 618 J. WANTED 37,000.00 on second mortgage 318,000 farm at 30.071 in terest lor 4V4 years; can furnish ber:t I references; must act quickly. Ad j dress Box C 4986, care Telegraph. j HAULING AND MOVING ! HICKS Local and long-Uiatance | hauling and storage. 424 Kelly. Both > photes. ! LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE | HAULING Furniture moving. Prompt service. Ernest Corbtn. 656 Calder street. Bulb phones. Bell . u-J. Dial 2683. [ (Continued In Next Column) HAULING AND MOVING FOR HIRE—Two ton auto truck. Apply 1108 South Ninth street. Boil phoue 2466 R. HEAVY HAULING—FuIIy equipped for furniture, freight and piano mov ing. No distance too far. Careful driver. Rain and dustproof body. J. E. Grubber's Truck Service. Irwin Aungst. manager. Herabey, Pa. 801 l phono 15R6. AUTO HAULING Local or long distance. Furniture and piano moving a specialty. Blue Line Transfer. 817 Capital street. Both phones. AUTO HAULING Local and long dtstanee. Furniture moving a spe cialty. Rates reasonable. Prompt ser vice. Call Bell 623-J. MANHATTAN TRANSFER CO Auto hauling, furniture and pianos a specialty. General hauling. 1601 n44W * troet L,lal 4166, Bell —— ■ a WE Move Anything. Anywhere, Any time. Price reasonable. Dial I <990. Dayton Cycle Co., 812 North l Third street. ALL KINDS OF HAULING AND MOVING DONE CONRAD BROS.. 341 KELKER 3T. BELL PHONE 623 W. DIAL PHONE 3518. PAINTING ■ i JOSEFH A. GILL 1913 Rho&ds ave nue. Practical Painter. Estimates cheerfully given. Bell phone 383. j MUSICAL AT J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE IS South Market Square. THIS WEEK , 3100 Klmberly Phonograph. Cabinet size, mahogany, plays all records. Price, 380. 3110 Cheney Phonograph. Cabinet size, fumed oak, very itttle used. Price, 380. 3135 Empire phonograph, oak case, used four months. Price, 385. 3400 Haines Bros. Piano, ebony case, splendid tone. Price 3155. 3350 Bachman Piano, mahog any case; excellent tone. Price 3170. t Winters Piano, mahogany. > good as new in tone and ( tinish. Price 3240. Several good 88-note Players 1 at 3365, 3425 and 3486. Any of the above instruments 1 are ready for delivery. J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE Troup Building, | 16 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE YOU have made tne visit to musio houses, for a special Columbia record, you have not found it. We have it. Spangler Music House, 2112 North, Sixth street. PIANOS SACRIFICED Closing ■ hotel bus'ness July will sell cheap, Heppe player piano and Wurlitzer - electric piano. Derry Church Hotel, ; Hershey, Pa. i . F'OR SALE —A large Edison ma chine, in iirst-class condition; lias ut ' tachment; plays all disc records; r I cheap to quick buyer; also 46 of the I latest double-disc records; win ex change piano or organ; can have ma chine on trial before buying. Ad - dress Box A 6754, care Telegraph. TALKING MACHINES promptly and " caretully repaired by an expert only. OYLEK'S. 14 South Fourth street. STORAGE , STORAGE Carload Storage at Low Rates. THE HIGHSPIKE DISTILLERY CO. LTD, ; Hlghspiro, Pa. Phones: Bell*, Steelton 168 Y. Dial: Steelton 9438. ? STORAGE —419 Broad street, house f held goods, merchandise. Private . rooms at reasonable rates. Also haul ing of all kinds. D. Cooper St Co, both phonea. i STORAGE private rooms ror • household goods in hreproot wat-s - house. 33 per mouth and up. Lower storage rates in non-hreproof ware house. Harrisburg Storage Co.. 437- • 445 South Second street. 3 - STORAGE —In brick building, rear 468 Market. Household goods in clean, private rooms. Reasonable rates. P, ; - U. Lienor, 408 Market street. i WUKKE TO DINK ' A 1 VA HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,! > THE HOME OF' SATISFACTION. "i UNDERTAKERS SAMUEL S. F ACKLER, F'UNEKAL DIRECTOR 1212 Derry SL BELL 1956. DIAL 2133. RUDOLPH K. SPICER, ■ Funeral Director and Embalmer. 611 North Second Street. BELL 252. DIAL 2146. CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY —| Beaatituily situated on Market street east of Twenty-sixth, and on tb%! north and east faces the new park-, way. The prices of lota are moder-i ato. Miller Bros. & Co.. Agenta. I CLEANERS AND DYERS We clean old clothes, make them new. All kind of repairing guaran teed. Goodman's, 1306H North Sixth. Both phones; call and delivered. , REMOVAL NOTICE C MAX SMELTZ Removal from 1016 Market to 1020 Market. We have upecial removal prices. POUI/TRY AND SUPPLIES BABY 1 CHICKS for sale. Apply at 1927 North Third. Additional Classified Ads OB Opposite Page
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