16 i IF WYE Mm TO BUY A HOME, STUDY TIE REAL ESTATE AftS 1 i BS^^PS^a^S^S,^mos3o,SSol2o7asnsr® i S* LOST AND I'Ul'Nl) LOST Small narrow engraved bracelet: reward if returned Last End Bank apartment. 13th and Howard Std., second lioor, or Bell phone 4 u 6 7 - W. I.UST —Pocketbook containing S3O in department store. Kinder please return to Telegraph Oftiee and le ceive $5 reward. LOST —Kancy handbag, lined with green silk, on river bank near 1' ront and North. Reward if returned to Telegraph Office. lAJST—A child's white Milan hat. between Maclay street station and Calder street, in sixth. Vc's North please return same to 13oS Norm Sixth street. LOST —Black handbag between Car lisle and Linglestown. Reward if re turned to 1904 llolly street. LOST Will the person who found a small gold class pin. WI V} letters 11. 11. 5.—1318 °h 11 and initials M. B. engraved on back, which was lost at the Tech High commencement dance at Willa-Villa, please turn to the Telegraph uttlce and receive reward'/ INSTRUCTIONS K^gUah MAuV^A^^atanytime 801 l 135 Dial lUlb g COLLEGE. BKCKLhV'b bbbiNhS Beck ley 131 Market St. C as ' HKLP wantud— MALE men oy, baueo'Vront'and ifeel'.Jane, 4HS4M. tomed to crel,^ i '}. 01l (or man of stead! permanent position ioi u ts an c Übus. who can obta n age handle help expected. Man experience and N. V. t.Mtian Ml* cu.. " ~~~TTi,. reDresentatlvi LIVE, S n l''lint exclusive sellins wanted, can ®J county, 1' °ur privilege tor ouupnm c p m-one Signal rail o r ca i. (ret attachment on tne { uUlo for the autornatlc signaling rear . mobiles coming ro ™ i llt pa rty wh< possibilities foi the B throU ghou should be well ki r . ly in au t, ? Uh: county , not n ' hou id have hji i;Voud° street" fidelity Bull ing, Philadelphia. WANTIiU Men to 1 ea !'" l " piano's. Make mobiles and ac upun application at once, course, „*< Cadi, or ,yi rl J£' R ~ KT "5 N. CAMERON fcTRLLI. Or _ TRAINING QUARTERS. 360 south k ront Street, Steeltotw V. AN TLL> masteb orrlo,i —saws^ 0 ™" !&J&J\sguxvssr t UNSKILLED MEN FOR PRODUCTION WORK Ages 18 to 45 Weight 140 lbs. or more IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION Good Living Wages Pa' d While Learning Steady Work Assured Apply in Person or Communicate with Factory Employment Office THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY Akron, Ohio DISHWASHER wanted. Apply at once. 1254 Market street. Herman Restaurant. WANTED Expert automobile repairman, none hut experienced need apply. FREDERICKS GARAGE. 1807-09 N. Seventh S'.. SEVERAL young men. IS to 20 vears of age for shipping, weighing and clerical work. One or two years high school experience essential. Swilt & Co., 7th and North Sts. (Continued In Next Column> FOR SALE H3 ACHE H'Allll Located on the Newport Road. mile from Juniata Bridge. Vfc mile from state Highway; 80 acres cul tivated; 3 acres woodland, chest nut and oaki , large orchard of peach, apple, pear unci plum trees; 3 fields are buihljngs, ex cept house, aire new and all are In fine condition; house has been re modeled. This Is n good proposition. Miller Brothers & Co. lOfl.il AND COURT STS. .HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ...embers tlbg. Real kmute Uuurd V- ... . pjmiwi ''v • • i WEDNESDAY EVENING, HELP WAX TEH—MALE WANTED-Barber, at once. Applj Tile Barber Shop, 15 North Markel Square. WANTED—Boy between age of 1' and 19; apply Reist floating boa houses, foot of South sC CARPENTERS ALL AROUND MACHINISTS GENERAL REPAIRMEN PIPEFITTERS AND SHEETMETAL WORKERS SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY to earn rates in accordance with your ability. Steady work assured. No labor trou ble. Bonus paid on second and third shifts. Apply in person or communi cate with Factory Employ ment Office, THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY AKRON, OHIO SSOO PER MONTH An eastern corporation has an opening for a live man with sales and executive abil ity to fill position as mana ger tor Dauphin County. We are marketing an automobile accessory which has a World wide demand, an article thai has been tried out and en dorsed by the largest com panies in the country, one that has absolutely no com petition. For an aggressive man who is desirous of es tablishing a permanent and legitimate business of his own and who can invest at least SSOO (for initial order of merchandise, which should not last but thirty days) for a competent man SSOO per month is easy money. For appointment write at once giving telephone number and address, to "CORPORATION." Care Telegraph RAILROAD traffic inspectors want ed; sllO a month and expenses to start; short hours; travel; three months' home study utder guarantee. We get you position. No age limit; ask for booklet N-273, Standard busi ness Training Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is offered a live man or wide awake firm to handle distri bution on a proven, fast sell ing automobile necessity of great merit. Will requi'-e an investment of from SIOO to SBOO and will net at least $5,000 per year. For an ap pointment give business ex perience if any, telephone number and address to SALES MANAGER, Box S-5964 CARE TELEGRAPH WANTED—Honest man with horse and Wagon or small truck to stait wholesale candy business. Not one cent ispifal needed. Address Box C-7101 care Telegraph. lIELi UAX TEW—FEMALE j WANTED—White girl or woman j for general housework; no washing, good wages; apply about 7.30 p. m.J 2250 North Third street. HOUSEWORK Capable girl or ! woman wunted for housework; small family; no washing; good wages for right party. Call Hell 4226. HOUSEKEEPER Elderly lad.v wanted for housekeeping in pleasant place in country, one who desires a grand home in preference to high wages; light work; one middle aged man in family. Address Box 'E-4567. WANTED An experienced white second inaid to assist with children. Wages SB.OO per week. MRS. J. H. HARTMAN, 334 East Orange St.. LANCASTER. PA. WANTED —Middle aged woman for housek coper by a widower. Must be unencumbered. Good home for right person. .John iirolsbaugh, Car lisle, l'a., genelal delivery. WANTED Experienced millinery maker for the cortiinng season. Apply at onee; steady position. Eleanor.i Gove, 226 N. Third. WANTED —Girl shirt markers, sort ers ant; collar girl; wage $lO per week. Apply Palace Laundry. 21C3 Logan St. WANTED SEVERAL A-l SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS FOR SAMPLE WORK The work is pleasant, and good wages BLOUGH MANUFACTURING CO., Inc., Rally and Fulton Streets WANTED Experienced saleslady for ribbon depniauiom. .epply P. . Woolworth, 4f'4 Market st (Continued In Next Column) inn' WANTED ; fifty experienced op, rATnRS iON POWER tWl NQ P m L a '-ATORo 30 per cent. week, v BONUS ON ALL EARNifju* 10 PER CENT EXTRA BONITs nv EARNINGS E'-EHY SIX MONTHS IDEAL WORK UNDER idkai CONDITIONS IN' AN PLANT OAi_. JENNINGS MANUFACTURE,, r , 2013 N. 4TH ST.. p A . WANTED Operators wanted on . sewing- machine*; al so a ft,„ union special and °Ver-| OC k OD erators. Bonus paid every and learners paid time W urif Apply HAKRISBURG APPAREL CO Sixth and Herr Streets '* City Star Laundry Buildina Third Fluor. 5 ' DELL SERVICE Telephone operating has an unusual attraction for Har risburg young women who are looking for steady, profitable, and agreeable employment, under the management of women trained in the tare of girls. •AN IDEAL OCCUPATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN- We need a limited number of young women of 18 years or over, to complete a class to start training Monday, July 7. Apply at once to Miss Kline, Operators' Employment De partment, 208 NValnut street. THE BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNA. WANTED —A young lady to play piano and sell music. Must be able to take full charge of department. Salary sls per week to start. Steady work and good chance for promotion. Address Box VV-7080, care Telegraph. AGENTS WANTED ! AGENTS wanted for Dauphin, ; Cumberland, Perry and Lebanon coun ties. to sell an article everybody uses. P. O. Box 32. Highspire Pa. AGENTS YOUR ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY $8 to sls a day sure profit for the next 30 days taking orders for Com plete and Final History of World War; contains full Peace Terms and League of Nations Covenant; 80u pages with over 200 magnificent illus trations, including official photo graphs furnished by American, Can adian. British, French and Italian Governments, written by Francis A. I March, with introduction by General I Peyton c. March, highest officer in I United States Army; commended oy i Secretary of War Baker; contains ! tleneral Pershing's own story of our 1 soldiers; everyone wants Complete History with full Peace Terms; we give you 1 book Free with each 10 books you order; 20 days' credit; big gest commission and prompt ship ments; complete books now icady; send us your orders or write at once for Free Sample outfit- Address MANUFACTURERS ADVERTISING Co., 62 North Washington St., Boston, Mass. SITUATIONS V. ANTED—MALE I DESIRE to associate with and in vest $4,000 —$6,000 in an established business. Have served as captain U. S. Army for twenty months. Am | college graduate, 35 years old, em- I ployed at present and have had 14 Gears' engineering and executive ex perience. Reply desired only from i concerns which will welcome thor ough Investigation. Character and ability; references furnished. Ad dress S-7572, care Telegraph. FORMER U. S. Army intrepreter and trade test man, who speaks nine languages, also reads and writes same fluently; experienced clerical worker, also timekeeper and former business manager wishes position at once. Will accept anything suitable. Ad dress Box Y-2968, care Telegraph. YOUNG man desires job of any kind, dairy experience or machine hand. W. b. Keisling. Harrisburg. t'a H. D. No. 2. SITUATION t> WAN 1 ED—Female WOMAN wishes day's work of any kind; can furnish reference. Apply at 21 South Thirteenth street EXPERIENCED stenographer and bookkeeper desires position; can fur nish relerences. Address Box K-657; care Telegraph WANTED —Day's work by middle aged white woman, inquire 1312 Soutl; Cameron St. NURSING —Woman wants nursing; has had experience; can furnish ref erence. Apply at 21 South Thirteenth street. WANTED —Housework by the day or week by colored woman. Call oi addr<ss. 1127 N. Seventh st. WANTED —Day's work by colored woman Call or address, 417 Lincoln street. Steelton. EXPERIENCED nurse wishes en gagements in nursing; best references from doctors and former patients. Ad dress Box R-8924. care Telegraph. WOMAN wishes day's work or work by the week. Apply 1170 S. Cameron. HOUSEKEEPER—A reliable mid dle-aged woman wishes position; can furnish reference. Address Box L-4952, care Telegraph. WANTED —By a colored woman, day's work of any kind. Call or write to No. 1306 Currant avenue. WANTED —By a high school girl, light work or position as elevator girl; is experienced. Call or write to No. 1306 Currant avenue. WOMAN wants general housework In or out of city. Apply at 1232 Cow den street HIGH SCHOOL girl wants store or office work; has experience. Address Box A-7571, care Telegraph. ROOMS FOR RENT FOR KENT —Nicwly furnished room for gentleman only. Apply 1224 Nortt Third street, or Bell phone 4956-N. FOR RENT—Two communicating furnished rooms, on second floor, with balcony; use of hath and phone; suitable for man ano wife or busi ness people. Apply 210 South Thir teenth street. Bell 4390-M. '(Continued In Next Column) HAJURISBURG TELEGRAPH !i i ANY GOOD-VALUE REAL ES- dfe TATE may be sold if it is well adver- j^Sj CO tised - You must FIND THE MAN WHO WANTS IT. He is to be found —no doubt about that. But you must make it your business to find him conducting that business through the jjjj classified columns in a persistent way. | SEP, ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, cen trally located. Apply at 9 North Front street. FURNISHED room for rent; use of hath; gentleman preferred; rent, $3.50 a week. Inquire Mrs. Owens, third floor, Potts' Apartment, Third and Herr streets. 1549 STATE STREET, pleasant front rooms; furnished; all conveni ences; breakfast served if desired. Hell 5246-M. TWO or three rooms furnished or unfurnished; use of phone, bath, gas and electricity. Apply '305 South Cameron street, or Hell phone 893-J. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished front rooms for light housekeeping; baih, gas, heat, laundry; all con veniences; nice location. Inquire 314* Penn street. FOR RENT —Nicely furnished room for gentleman and wife. Apply 1234 North Third street, or Hell Phone 4956-N. FOR RENT—Two large unfurnish ed rooms for light housekeeping; newly papered; central location; rent reasonable. Phone 1589-M. ROOMS FOR RENT—Two or three! rooms, suitable for light housekeep- i ing; references required. 39 North Seventeenth street. PLEASANT room furnished or un furnished, suitable for two; all con veniences; use of phone; private bath, with private family in most desir able ev idential section. Call at 815 North Seventeenth street. FOR RENT —Two large unfurnish ed rooms for light housekeeping; all conveniences. Apply 1419 Market street. Call Bell 2953-J. j TWO nicely furnished rooms on ' second tloor; bay window; for two ! persons, also one third tloor front 1 room suitable for two persons; all I conveniences; use of phone and bath i Inquire 111 Evergreen street. Bell I 4900-R. FOR RENT —Furnished room on sec- ; ond floor; all conveniences, hot water Bell phone 466-R. Nicely furnished, clean, cool rooms, $2.50 per week and up. 143 South 1 Third street. NICELY-FURNISHED BEDROOM— For gentlemen only. Dial 4990, or 912 | North Third street. ROOMS WANTED | WANTED—Two furnished rooms, ! privilege of light housekeeping. Must be close to central part of i city. State prices and particulars. | Address Box H-4286, care Telegraph. j WANTED Furnished room on I second floor, with bath privileges. ! Address Box S-8286, giving price and full particulars. WANTED' —A room or rooms suit able (or a dentist's ofllce; must have ! light and water. Address Box F-6744 ! care Telegraph. BOARDING I WANTED Two men boarders ! large newly furnished corner tront room. Inquire 822 Maclay street. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED WANTED—Lodging for widow and a home (or 9-j ear-old girl, while mother works during the day; refer ences required. Call Bell phone 1536-M, between 8 A. M. and 5 p. M. Ask (or L. E. A. AI'AKT-UEN A3 Euit KENT APARTMENTS for rent; furnished land unfurnished; all modern conven iences. Apply Louis, 414 N. Third St. ;between & ?ri - - ni. ! APARTMENT FOR KENT—no N Second street; 4 rooms and private bath; third story front; unfurnished' first class condition; hot running water all the year, city steam heat $45 per month. Apply l. Minter, nrsi tlool same building. Both phones. FOR RENT— Apartment in good lo cation; rent reasonable; immediate possession. Apply to Mr. Cooper. 14 N. Third St. APARTMENT—6 rooms and bath; all Improvements; desirable location Address Box F.676i. cure Telegraph. FOUR well-furnlshea rooms, light. 1 airy, bay windows, second floor, cor ner, hot water, heat, sas, electricity, I bath, laundry. References exchanged. ! No children. 542 .south Sixteenth Sl j AT 100 South Thirteenth street,! first floor, 7 rooms and laundry, ele-1 gantlv furnished, equipped with hard wood floors, gas and electricity, pri vate porch and entrance. Apply a; 100 South Thirteenth street REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—II 2-114 Washington St., 8 rooms ana bath; frame, tin roof; all' conveniences; bargain. Apply 814 N. Third street. FOR SALE—A suburban house, ten rooms and bath; all modern improve ments For information ca i| gell phone 392-W., between B a. M. and 4 P. M. j I HAVE READY BUYERS f or farm, city and cuburban properties. My large clientage enables rle to secure ready buyers for any kgH of Real Estate you may have to "tier. A P. DORANZ. I 1225 North Sixthly. Bell 271 J. pal 3943 FORSTER ST.—6O9— 3-stbry brick dwelling, 9 rooms and batl, furnace, gas and electric; good lofntion for renting rooms; will sell at ft bargain. Apply I LEHMAN & KLINGEMAV, Patriot Building 1 (Continued In No** Co'fhi) KEAJL. KSTATIi FOR SALK VACANT HOUSES Two 2% and 3-story brick bousts; ail improvements; ! porches, drive alley. Also cor ner houses on Hill and up town. Will take auto in trade. 1 have several fine suburban homes for sale; brick, all Im provements, % acre each; steam heal, electric lights, hardwood floors, lota of iruit on Slate Road. Will take city ' properly in trade. C. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Bell Phone 560-J. BEAUTIFUL, country home for ! , sale, aside car line; electric light, i steam heat; lot 110x160; easy terms, | ! $3,300. Durand & Ferber, 101 Chest- i ; nut street. ! FOR bALK—In Hlghspire. It you j pre looking for a business that will net you $3,000 to $5,000 a year at a I real down bargain, see me at once; property including residence, store- | room, ice cream parlor, large pool - ! loom, only pool In town; reason for I selling, would retire from business, i W. J. Reeves, 234 Market St., High- j spire. Dial 9801 ] i AN exceptional bargain in a line j home. This property is located 454 ! • Elizabeth street. Highspire; single I house, plot 150 foot front by 125 feet . i deep; improvements; most all kinds! lof iruit; chicken house and garage, j i 14x50, Will sell for SI,OOO less than ; I what it is worth; reason for selling \ | other business. W. W. Reeves, 224 | Market street. Highspire. Dial 9801. j | KNOLA.—Home for sale; 6 rooms, j corner house, in good condition; elec- I trie lights; hot and cold water; lot j 50x50. Price, $1,600. Durand A; i Ferber, IC7 Chestnut St. FOR SALE On easy terms, 2012 j to 2016 Susquehanna street. Apply A. ] P. Dc.ranz, 1225 North Sixth. BUY YOUR HOME on the rental! payment plan Small cash or Liberty j Bond lirst payment required, balance! ias rent. We have houses in every; part of the city and suburbs. Apply A. P. Doranz, 1225 North Sixth street i "IF IT'S REAL ESTATE, SEE SANDEKLIN." | JEFFERSON ST., 2130 Three-story brick, nine rooms, all improvements, ce ment cellar, driveway in the fear. Can be bought same as rent. DERRY ST., 2341 NEW, VACANT; three-story brick, six rooms, bath and attic, nice front and back porches, steam heat. gas and electricity, hardwood floors; right up-to the minute. SIWATARA ST., 1856—POS SESSION SOON; three-story frame, eight rooms, bath, gas. front porch, driveway in the rear; same as rent. LEMOYNE; Herman Ave., 289-291 —Double frame; im provements, nice front porch, lot 150 feet deep back to a driveway; can sell as a whole j or one-half, on our easy pay ment plan. STKKLTON; S. Second St., 320—Three-story franw, im provements, one-half of a pair, nice roomy house; right price to quick buyer; same as rent. D. ASA SANDERLIN, Room 1, SECURITY TRUST BLDG., 36 NORTH THIRD ST. BELL 1390 DIAL 3573 2%-story stucco bungalow on Sec • ond street, Riverside; will be com pleted in a few weeks; all latest conveniences, including tireplace; large lot view to river; close to Har risburg Academy. I 2%-story stone and stucco on I Green street: large living room; hard wood finish; fireplace and other con veniences. Fine house on corner of Third and Lewis streets; 8 rooms and bath; wa ter heat; all latest improvements; fine lawn; lots of fruit trees. 2%-story frame, Fourtli street, 7 rooms and bath, for sale cheap to quick buyer. Will sell on monthly payment plan if desired. D. F. LUCAS, 303 Lewis Street. MOUNTAIN CABIN. FURNISHED, SSOO On Pine Grove State Forest Reser vation. On main road and railroad, overlooking beautiful lake and stream Fine view. Other summer cottages nearby. Fine springs only few steps from building. Roughly but comfort ably furnished. Heart of deer and trout country. Bargain. Address R., care Telegraph. $2 400 WILL PURCHASE 614 Boyd street; brick house, eight rpoms, bath and all other improvements. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Bldg. FOR SALE—No. 1922 Kensington street—seven rooms and bath—gas— electric light —furnace gurage on premises. Hell Realty Co., Bergner Building. j (Continued In Next Column) Kas3oassj &b5b38383E3&& 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE No. 626 Cumberland ! street—brick bouse with eight rooms | —bath—gas furnace. Bell Reulty Co., Bergner Building. FOR SALE 823 S. Front street, frame | dwelling. 1614 N. Fifth street. 3-story frame dwelling with im provements. ten rooms and bath. West Fairview property, j located on third street, two and - one - half-story frame dwelling. Inquire of ! HARRISBURG TRUST COMPANY, 16 S. Second Street, Harrisburg, Penna. HARRIS STREET I 630—Three-story brick, nine rooms, all improvements; small amount down; balance I same as rent. No questions as to race or nationality. D. A. SANDERLIN, 36 N. Third Street, Room 1 SECURITY TRUST BLDG. Bell 1390 Dial 3573 YALE ST., 218 Brick house; eight rooms and bath; gas, steam heat; price 83,400. Bell Realty Co., Bcrgner Bldg. VACANT. POSSESSION AT ONCE 2-story brick, steam heat, electric land gas lights, porch, bay windows, ; side entrance, drive alley; % block i to all-night car service ton Hill). | 2 %-story brick, all improvements, i porches, side entrance, drive alley, . ; large yard, slate roof (vacant), easy ; terms, pay as rent ton Hill). 1 2-story brick, porch, all improve ments, corner easy terms. Small amount down (on Hill). i Several line homes up town; all j improvements. ! Several tine suburban homes; all j improvements. ! Several small farms, 6 to 30 acres ; each, with 5 miles of city. C. H. CORDER, 1722 Green Street. Bell Phone 560-J. i FOR SALE ! THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, I No. 1512 WALNUT STREET. Lot, 15 ft. 3 ill by 90 ft. COMMONWEALTH TRUST COM PANY. 222 Market Street i— | Real Estate For Sale—Suburban i i FOR SALE —Large suburban home ! near Camp Hill, % acre land; all im provements; fruit, chicken house, (etc., will take city property in ex- ' change; easy terms. C. H. CORDER, 1722 Green Street. Bell Phone 560-J | REAL ESTATE FOR RENT I WANTED —Man and wife to Share | house with owner; pleasant place in | suburbs on car line. Address Box j Y-7569, care Telegraph. i FOR RENT —Furnished for the sea- I son at Perdix, Outlook Lodge, four ■ j room Bungalow oil the Mountain Side. .j 300 feet trom State road; immediate 5 possession. Will sell at a decided bargain or will exchange and pay 1 difference on city property. Apply to A. C. Young, 34 North Second street. ; Bell 767. Dial 5439. j FOR RENT —A large storehouse, 11 i • rooms and porches on two sides; elec- I trie light, line place for the summer; ; !close to river, at the foot of Fifteenth i j street, New Cumberland; also a large I bungalow at Shady Lane, Lnola, five i I minutes from trolley, iirst back of | Brick Church on the Hill. Call on j Charies F. Miller, 1338 State street, I | City. FOR RENT — Second story of Kel- S Iter Street Markethouse. Fourth and jKelker streets, suitable for manufac -1 turing purposes or general storage. I—Room 34x34. I—Room 40x30. 2—Office rooms. I—Hall, 50x10. Alterations made to suit tenant. Apply Harrisburg Auto Co., Fourth ! and Kelker streets. REAL ESTATE WASTED READY CASH FOR CITY PROPERTY j WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? BELT, AND DIAL PHONES, CHAS. AD LEU, 1002 N. THIRD St. TO RENT—Up-to-date dwelling In ! the vicinity of North Second street, I any time before September 29th. Geo. L. Cullen, Com'l. Agent., Harrisburg Gas Co. WANTED —Two building lots on or near car line; state price, terms and location. Address C-7092, cure Tele graph. A high class residence with good 1 sized lot or rental property, or vacant ground in city or suburbs, I offer as Part pay a large high powered, high class touring car as good as new, wn uld also make a fine truck. Give full description, location and price. B-7082, care Telegraph. FARMS 20-ACRR FARM —Good house, new ly papered; good barn, and all out buildings; running water; 1 cream separator: 1 Milburn wagon, market wagon. spring harrow, cultivator. Plow, sleigh and corn scorer. 82,700. "0-AORE FARM —Good house and barn, all outbuildings, with crop and stock; four acres of wheat, five acres oats, seven acres corn, half acre of potatoes; two horses, three head of cattle, three hogs; eighty chickens, six ducks and implements; 82.300. 65-ACRE FARM —Good buildings, running water, two horses, three cows, two heifers, four hogs, four shoats; all crops and new imple ments; price 85,000. Durand & Fer ber, 107 Chestnut street. FOR SALE—One of the largest and best grain, dairy or stock farms, con taining 252% acres, all in a high state of cultivation, situated in the cele brated Buffalo Valley, Union County 2V* miles S. W. of Lewisburg. p a ' with lwo (2) railroads, schools and university. All necessary buildings, exceptionally heavy frame and ma tonary, buildings centrally located, an abundance of excellent water, three (3) large springs and well, all never failing, running spring water at barn. Turtle creek through the farm, good neighborhood, good roads, all kinds of fruit. For price and terms, call on or address, A. W. Wolfe. Lewisburg, p a . FOR SALE l5O-acre limestone farm; along Lincoln highway; good well of water; brick buildings in fine shape; fruit; 9 miles from Harris ; burg; everything in A shape. F. S. j Mumnia & Sun. Mechanlcsburg. Pa. (ConUaueAln Next Column) JULY 2, 1919. 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-acre farm near Rockville. 40-acre farm S. New Cumberland 75-acre farm at New Cumberland. 122-acre farm near Lewisberry. 135-aere farm near Lewisberry. 160-acre farm near Halifax. C. H. CORDER, I' -2 Green Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Bell Phone 560-J. FARM FOR SALE 7- acres; 6 room house; summer house, barn: garage; other farm buildings, all in No. 1 condition. The land is even and very productive. This farm has had the very beet attention the last ten years: limed all over twice in this time. Fences all good; a i" r ,'®o y of fruit - water the best; price, ♦..,450; we can help finance it. C. P tare Care's Grocery, Linglestown; Li car from the Square, Harrisburg. I F." JIMS WANTED WANTED—To lease a small farm with an option on buying. Address Box U-6764. Telegraph Office. Offices and Store Rooms for Rent FOR RENT—Storeroom, with pri vate cellar. Apply at 622 Macluy street. FOR RENT — Desk room and office Inquire Fred C. Miller, Attorney 31 North Second street. Bell phono 307.1. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—One large black dav enport tor sale. Call at 340 Soutli j Fourteenth street. j _ MOTORS FOR SALE j We have the iollowing motors We I are offering tor sale. We guarantee tnese motors to be in first-class con dition and can make immediate de livery. One a H. P. 220 V. 450 R. P. M. One u H. P. 220 V. 380 41. P. M. One J/4 H. P. 220 V. 800 It. P. M. One >4 H. P. 115 Vi 800 R. P. M. One >4 H. P. 220 V. 370 R. P. M. One U 11. P. 120 V. 275 R. P. M. One >4 H. P .120 V. 400 R. P. M. THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO. Printing Binding Designing Photo-Engraving Die Stamping Plate Printing Harrisburg, Pa. FOR SALE—One six-horse interna tional gasoline engine, as good as 1 new. Address S-4286, care Telegraph, j FOR SALE—B-horse-power upright boiler and engine. Apply Eli Bru haker, Rheefs, Pa. FOR SALE Channels, beams. I angle, pipe all denominations, and I rails, all sizes. Apply Williams & i Freedtnan. Tenth below Mulberry street, or Sixth above Division street. RURAL SERVICE CO., NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Water, Electric Light and Heating Plants for farms and rural buildings. Silos erected, stave tile or concrete. ] Rock and stumps removed, sub-soil | ing, ditching and tree-planting, with | dynamite. Prompt and careful attention. J. C. BOYD, Engineer, 1005 Bridge Street. Bell Phone 5440-J. I HALF PRICE!.! Rag carpet, 35c; in ! grain, 40c; best, 90c; Brussel, $1.10; [best. $1.50; velvet, $2; organs, antique mahogany pianos, $10; furniture, tino |lcum, rugs. Yingst, Front and Cum j berlond. FOR SALE—Sewing machines; new and used machines', some used ma chines at a bargain; four at $lO each. Joseph Earhart. 2122 N. Sixth street. ELECTRIC motors, 1 to 15 H. P.: stone crushers with elevators: thew shovel 5-8-yard: lathes, drill presses; gear cutter 24-in; emery grinders;! ! motors and machinne tools bought for | cash. F. R. Laverty, Bell phone 1857. | j FOR SALE—Newly covered 17-0 j Morris canoe. Address Box P-6757. i FOR SALE—Child's brass bed; drop : sides; also sulkey. Apply, 2015 North j Second street, or Bell 3970-J. i " BARGAIN ONE OAK CHIFFIONER ONE OAK DRESSER. Iron bed spring: combination mattress, rocker chair, val ued at $107; sale price $79. FOKN WALT'S, 1321 North Sixth Street FOR SALE —Globe-Wernicke sec- I tionaj book cases, in quartered oak, ' dark finish. $3.00. i Two Monarch typewriters and desk, filing cases, etc. All in excel- I lent grade and condition. Bankrupt Estate of Harry M. Bretz, Thomas C. I McCarrell. Jr., Trustee, 222 Market j street, Harrisburg, Penna. FOR SALE —Iron fence. 40 ft., 3 ft high, excellent condition. Appiy 100 S. Thirteenth St. FOR SALE —One single wagon, in | good condition. Kingan Provision l Co., 421 South Second street i MORRIS SAYS save money buying j new and second-hand furniture here. High prices paid for furniture. Morris | Schmertz, 101S Market. Bell 4494. I BOOIvS Bought ana sold; 20,000 J new, old. rare, in stock. Aurand s, 1925 North Third. Circulars free. TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR CASH ALL MAKES RENTED EXCHANGED GEO. P. TILLOTSON. 205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE ORPHEUM THEATER BOTH PHONES RIFLE Stevens 14-shot repeater. In good condition. Original cost $22. Will sell at a bargain AAddress Box F-226, care of Telegraph. \ FOR SALS! —Slightly used piano; suitable for cottage during summer; will sell cheap. Apply 210 S. 13th st. FOR SALE —Upright piano in good condition; price reasonable. Address. B-6072. y\' ANTii.D —"~t *b* t't, A N SOUS 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. JUNK—We are in the market for all kinds of junk. Call Bell 4974, or write L. Cohen & Co., York street and Ash avenue. WANTED —To buy a good second hand fishing boat. E. R. Gault. Har risburg. Pa. iOaßtlswd tn-Next Oohisin) W AN TED—MISCELLANEOUS HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAIL) for" Second-Hand Furniture. Prompt at-' tention Newmurk & Cown, 308 Broadly street. Dial 4836. Bell 4705-R. BELL PHONE 3370-J S. RIFKIN, ' CLOTHING. SHOES. KURNITUREj BOUGHT AND SOLD HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. 407 BROAD ST.. HARRISBURG. ————————————w, 4 MAX SMELTZ Second hand furniture bought an<tf sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call] Bell 1071R, or drop a postal to Max] Smelts 1016 Market street. Will calL, City or country. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ' 1 1 WOULD YOU RISK $2 PER WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS TO MAKE THOU?, SANDS? A WORKING MAIviS COMPANY. ® By paying $2 per week for 50 week./ we will offer you something great Most people spend more for dri,7lT i tooacco. etc.. but object to spending a few dollars lor their future we!-] i fare. Particulars 7024 Jenkins ArcadeJ j Pittsburgh. Pa. BUSINESS PERSONALS OXY-ACETYLICNE WELDiNG -J Any metal welded. Work guaranJ teed. Carbon removed by oxygen-. Capitol City Welding Co.. 153S Lo'*anJ street. Bell 4396-J. v DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. hJ CAPLAN CO., 206 Market street. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTINC34 First-class work. Chilcoat Bros L. 1622 N. Fourth St. A. LANE ** New and second-hand furnlturo" bought and sold. Highest prices paid. 1022 Market street. Bell 4730-J. FURNITURE CRATED for shipping, J. A. Bishop, 1736 Logan street. QUININE —Look out for that grippe, feeling, likely to catch you this' changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVE!] PHOSFHO-QUININE will stave it oiC if taken in time. Gross Drug Store,, 119 Market street. RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED —! Single edge. 25c doz., double edge. 350 i doz., razors. 25c. Gorgas Drug Store., • '4 MONET TO LOAN J WE LEND MONEY in compliance I with Act of June 4, 1919, to individu- I | als in need of ready cash, small loans I a specialty, business confidential, pay- ' I ments to suit borrower's convenience, , | positively lowest rates in city. I PENNSYLVANIA INVESTMENT CO.. 132 Walnut Street. 1 MONEY LOANED—Employes' Loan : Society. Room 206 Bergner Bldg., , I Third and Market streets. "Licensed and Bonded by the State." MONEY FOR NECESSITIES [ If employed and housekeeping, our' legal rate money service on loans from sls to S3OO, payable in weekly |or monthly installments is worth in-< | vestigating. if you are in need oC] I funds and without bank credit. CO-OPERATIVE LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. 204 Chestnut St. _ | | HAULING AND MOVING HAULING—LocaI or long distance, &ianos and safes a specialty. Beck ros.. successors to O. H. Beck. Call at 1419 Vernon street. Bell 2811-J., or Ober's Delivery. I HICKS Local and long-distanca-k j hauling and storage. 424 Reily. Botar phones LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE HAULING Furniture moving. ) Prompt service. Ernest Corbin, 65S | Calder street. Both phones. Boil | 3636-J. Dial 3688. AUTO HAULING—LocaI and long", • distance live ton truck. Sunshine Gar-| I age, South Eleventh street. Bell phonal 1710. Dial 3060. AUTO HAULING—LocaI or long A, distance. Furniture and piano moving a specialty. Blue Line Transfer. 91, Capitol street. Both phones. WE' Move Anything. Anywhere, Any time. Price reasonable. Dial . 4930. Dayton Cycle Co., 912 North W Third street. MANHATTAN TRANSFER CO. Auto hauling, furniture and pianos a specialty General hauling. 1501 North Fifth Street. Dial 4166. 801 l 1144W ALL KINDS OF HAULING AND MOVING DONE CONRAD BROS. 341 KELKER ST. BELL PHONE 623 W. DIAL PHONE 3518. HEAVY HAULING —Fully equipped for furniture, freight and piano mov ing. No distance too far. Careful driver. Rain and dustproof body. J. E. Gruber's Truck Service. Irwiu Aungst. Manager. Hershey, Pa. Bell phone 15R6. MUSICAL AT J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE, ♦ 15 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE. THIS WEEK $350 Haynes Piano, mahog any. almost new; price .$2lO Winters Piano, mahogany, like new; price $240 Stteff Piano, walnut, good as new; at a bargain price. Cadillac 88-note Player, fine condition; price $125 * $650 Marshal & Wendell 88- note Player, nearly new, $575 • * J. H. TROUP MUSIC HOUSE Troup Building. 15 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE. ft * FOR SALE —Mahogany Arnold up right piano. Inquire Rose Millinery - Shop. 311 Walnut street. Millinery r Store. TALKING MACHINES promptly and carefully repaired by an expert only. OYLER'S. 14 South Fourth Street. (Continued In Next Column) Additional Classified Adsi, ■ Opposite Page
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