Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, July 26, 1919, Page 14, Image 14

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1 Ii Advertise leal Estate Until It Is Sell Is Never an Expensive Han I"
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BEERS— On July 24, 1919, Elmer E.
Beers, aged 46 years.
Funeral on Monday morning at
10.30 from his late residence. 541
Woodbine street, further services at
1 p. m. at Evangelical church, New
port, Pa. Burial Newport cemetery.
The relatives and friends are invit
ed to attend without further notice.
HESS—Harold C. Hess, aged 6 months
died July 25, 1919.
Funeral Monday, July 28, from resi
dence of parents, 910 South Ninth
street. Relatives and friends invited.
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MII.I.KR—JuIy 26, 1919 .Margaret
Potts Miller, widow of David R.
Miller, aged 86.
I-'uneral 4 p. m. Monday, July 28,
from her late residence, 2115 North
Third street. Interment private.
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SWEENEY—On July 24. 1919. Mar
guerite L. Sweeney, aged 19 years.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2
p. m. from the residence of her
mother. Mrs. William Hyndman.
Dauphin street, Enola. Burial East
Harrisburg cemetery. The relatives
and friends are invited to attend
without further notice.
M II.SON'—On Saturday morning. July
26, 1919, Mrs. Martha A. Wilson
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. >l. Frank Mitchell. 2249 North
Sixth street.
Kurnral services will be hold at the
the above address on Mom'j V even
ing at 8 p. m. Remains will ne taken
to Newport, Pa., on Tuesday morn
ing at 8.05 where burial will take
place
LOST AND FOUND
$5.00 REWARD
For the small gold pin with
letters H. H. S.-18 on and in
tials M. B. engraved on back,
which was lost at Tech Com
mencement dance at Wllia
Villa on June 13. if returned
to the office of
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
I.OST —A diamond shaped pin set
with diamond and pearls. Reward it
returned to this office.
I,OST—White French poodle dog.
Answers to name of Snowball. Re
ward if returned 316 Herr street.
LOST —Liberty Bond No. J-10044072
cn Market street, between 19th and
P and R station. Reward if returned
to 1912 Chestnut st. or Bell 4213-31.
IAIST—On Market street between
s-econd and Fourth streets, a wallet
containing a sum of money and a
oh-ck payable to a Philadelphia nrnt
Liberal reward if returned to Hotel
Carlton. 217 Market street.
INSTRUCTIONS
Private Instruction by Expert in
Bookkeeping
Higher A'c'cg and C. P. A. Exams.
Modern American Law.
Traffic Regulations and Management
Salesmanship.
Distinctly individual instruction at a
minimum of time and expense. Posi
tions secured for graduates and au
\ anced students. Write or phone tor
f-ee booklet on training interested in.
K. A. WARNER. M. S.. Registrar.
Bell 4940-W 2b N. ISth St.
INSTRUCTION'S „
INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION In Gregg
Shorthand. Typewriting, English,
Bookkeeping, Penmanship. Arithme
tic. etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
OPEN ALL YEAR Enter at any time.
Bell 125. Dial 4016.
RECKLEY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
1?1 Market St. Chas. R. Beckle).
FOR Instruction in elementary or
advanced mathematics or mechanics,
see Miller, 306 Chestnut St., formerly
instructor at U. S. Naval Academy.
HKT.P WANTED —MALE
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
MEN OF PRODUCTION WORK
Ages 18 to 45.
Weight 140 pounds or more.
MUST BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL
CONDITION.
No Experience Necessary.
No Labor Trouble.
Apply in person or communi
rate at once with Factoory
Employment Office.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUB
BER COMPANY,
AKRON. OHIO.
WANTED
Men to learn to repair auto
mobiles and aeroplanes. Make
application at once. Full
course, ssu.
Call, or write,
25 N. CAMERON STREET.
Or
TRAINING QUARTERS.
260 South Front Street,
Steelton. Pa.
PHOTOGRAPHIC—CaIIer out, can
vasser and operator for specialty
work; straight salary. Call Sunday
between 9 and 4. William J. Nolan,
Room 511, Metropolitan Hotel.
WANTED—Man to work in quar
ries; good working conditions and
good rate of pay per hour for ten
hours' work. Apply Old Spong Quar
ries just east of Lemoyne. along line
of Northern Central railroad.
WANTED At once competent
stock and shipping clerk; experience
necessary; A 1 references and bond re
rtquifed. Apply,
W AND 11. WALKER.
114 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
MAN wanted to work on a truck
farm; must have experience on a
farm or truck farm; good pay and
steady work year around. Apply \V.
J. Schubauer, Front and Reel's Lane,
UarrLburg,
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FOR SA'LE
Modern 2-Story Brick House
For Two Fafhilies
Each apartment containing par
lor, dining room, kitchen. 2 bed
rooms and hath, cemented cellar,
front porch, coal range and gas
range, gas light, furnace heat; lot
16.2x190 It. Price $4,590
Miller Brothers & Co
LOCUST AND COURT STS.
REAL ESTATE insurance*
SURETY BONDS
Members Hbg. Real Estate Board
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SATURDAY EVENING,
HELP WANTED—MALE
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; WANTED AT ONCE
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t Five
Layers-out, 80c per hour
? on Structural Work
; Must understand drawings.
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- Apply
J STATE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
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I THIRD AND NORTH STS.
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CARPENTERS
BORING MILL MEN
; j GENERAL REPAIRMEN
( SHEET METAL WORKERS
ALL AROUND MACHINISTS
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Permanent work assured. No
! labor trouble. Bonus paid on
I I second and third shifts. Phy
sical examination required.
' i Apply in person or communi
cate at once with Factory
Employment Office.
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUB
BER COMPANY,
AKRON, OHIO.
BRICKLAYERS
UNION REQUIRED
ON BUILDING OPERATION
MILTON, PA.
RATE $7.00 PER DAY.
TRANSPORTATION ALLOWED.
TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO.,
MILTON, PENNA.
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WANTED
Freight truckers and freight
handlers at P. R. R. Division
Street Transfer, Harrisburg,
Pa. Apply to agent at Seventh
and Division Streets. Take
I Big Four or Rockvllle car
to Sixth and Division
streets.
WANTED —A man for the wood i
shop to repair wheels, making gear
and general repairing. Steady work. |
J. L. SAYLOR & SON.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
Annville, Pa.
! RAILROAD traffic inspectors want- j
;ed' sllO a month and expenses to |
l start; short hours; travel; three j
! months' home study utder guarantee.
IWe get you position. No age limit; \
1 ask for booklet N-273, Standard Busi- ,
! ness Training Inst., Buffalo, N. V.
! August 23. Railway Mail Clerk Ex- j
! aminatiohs in Harrisburg. Hundreds |
; w anted. $l,lOO-$1,600 year. Every |
I second week, or equivalent, off at full r
' pay. Common education sufficient. |
i Write immediately for free list of po
sitions open and sample questions.
Franklin Institute, Dep't 414 R. Ro
chester, N, Y.
CENSUS clerk examination soon.
Thorough instruction $5. Particulars
free. American Civil Service School, |
Washington, D. C. j
, SHOEMAKER wanted at once; good!
steady job; will pay highest wages In I
! city Apply J. Gordon, 1820 N. Third
' I street.
I THE SIMPLEX starts your Ford I
j from tlie seat; each one guaranteed;'
.Ithe only successful starter made, sls i
or $17.50 installed; agents with a Ford
car wanted. Come and see me, it will
i pay you. Always home Saturdays. C.
A. Ostiander, Avoca, N. Y.
WANTED—DROP FORGE HAM
-1 MKRM'KN AND DIE SINKERS WITH
I EXPERIENCE, BEST WAGES, AD
IDRESS GENERAL DROP FORGE CO..
JLNC., BUFFALO, N. Y.
WANTED —County managers, men
who have A 1 reference, must have
bond, permanent position, not a soft
snap, real salary and expenses, no
coin., contract. Address, Pen-Del Sales
Company. Northumberland, Pa.
I LABORERS wanted. Apply Paxtang
I Quarries, Paxtang. Pa.
WANTED —First class barber. Apply
Eclton House Barber Shop.
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HELP WANTED—MALE
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PRINTING SALESMAN WANTED
Toung man for position In
sales end of well establish
ed and complete printing
plant, one with experience
preferred. Big chances for
future career. Write, stating
experience, if any, and give
full details. All communica
tions will be held in strict
est confidence.
Address Box M-8492,
Care Harrisburg Telegraph
BLACKSMITH All-round man
wanted; good wages to right party.
227 South Cameron street, opposite
Bell Telephone building.
—— ,
WANTED—A general agent for
Harrisburg and vicinity for the.
monthly premium accident and health
department of the largest company
in the world writing all forms of ac
i ident, health and life insurance. Re
quires a man capable of writing poli
cies and adjusting claims. Commts
jsion contract only. Address C. H. Boy
|er. manager Casualty Dept., National
j Life Insurance Company of the U. S.
j of A., 29 S. LaSalle St ..Chicago, ill.
WANTED—An experienced indus
trial insurance man for the position
of assistant manager. Address Box'
0-5439 care Telegraph.
MAN to sell guaranteed shrubs,'
roses, trees, plants. Weekly pay. Per- ;
manent. Write now. Barry Nursery
Co., Box 33, Rochester, N. Y.
M ANTED—Young man about 22 '
years of age to prepare for the man- !
agement of one of our stores. Salary
$lB per week to start. Splendid oppor
tunity for the right party. Address
Box J-5458 care Telegraph.
IF YOU are a good oil end paint
salesman, we will pay well. Only the
best of talent need apply. Parker Re
ffning Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
M'KN—Age 17 to 55. Experience un- ,
necessary. Travel, make secret in
vestigations. reports. Salaries: expen
ses. American Foreign Detective
Agency, 429. St. Louis.
MF.N wanted to take special spare
| time training this summer for ac
i counting positions. Prepare yourself
i now for a better income. Don't waste'
the summer months and let the other
fellow get ahead of you. Cost account- ,
ants, auditors and executives make!
$2,000 to $6,000 yearly. You can do as
well. Train under certified public ac- j
countants by our individual coaching!
plan. Write to-day. J. B. Tanner, !
pres., suite 156, 2626 S. Michigan ave.,
Chicago.
CLERKS—Capable applicants want
ed to take up training at once with
out interference with the present
dutios, for important accounting
positions with the large American in
dustries, railroads, business corpora
tions and the United States govern
ment. Minimum salaries $1,00 per
ycaf. Address, Warner, Austin &
Warner, 26 N. 18th. Bell 4940-W.
WANTED—A young man for out- i
door work, traveling in house to
house proposition; straight salary;
experience unnecessary. Call Sunday
between 9 and 4. Mr. Nolan, Room j
511, Metropolitan Hotel.
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE
WANTED
Operators on plain sewing
machines; also a few on union
special felling and sleeving
machines; learners paid while
under instruction; also a
bonus paid every week. Apply
HARRISBURG APPAREL CO.,
City Star Laundry Bldg.,
. Sixth and Herr Sts.
KNITTERS and crocheters. Women)
proficient in both branches to teach ]
yarn work in department stores. Must
be aggressive, able to talk well and I
j willing to travel. Good salary and !
expenses. Addiess Box F-5494 care'
Telegraph.
WANTED
Competent stenographer and
general office assistant. Lady
preferred. Inquire Bell 1351-J.
i Dial 6315.
i
! WANTED—Five bright, capable la
i dies to travel, demonstrate and sell
I dealers. $25 to SSO per week. Railroad 1
fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich i
jDrug Co.. Dept. 841, Omaha, Neb.
! WANTED—GirI or woman for gen
| eral housework in small private
i family, living near Second and Reiiy
sts. Bell phone 125 or Dial 4016.
WANTED —Experienced bookkeep
er and stenographer: A 1 references
required. Apply \V. *nd H. Walker
Co., 114 South Second st.
WANTED—A young lady to clerlt 1
jin confectionery store. Apply Lampas,
j 414 Market st.
j WANTED Experienced waitress;
Ino others need apply. Apply 512
I Market St.
I .
OPERATORS ON UNION SPECIAL
Felling and Sleeving Machines.
I July 3rd we paid 10 per cent, extra
* bonus on six months' earnings,
• making 40 per cent, bonus paid
this year.
■ JENNINGS MANUFACTURING CO..
2012 N. Fourth Street
WE have a few positions open for
women. $8 to start Sanitary Family
- Washing Co., 16th and Elm sts.
1 .——
' WANTED —Lady canvassers to han
t die our line of sanitary twisted wire
> brushes, mops and dusters. Apply
s Francis Mfg. Co.. 2 N. 15th at.
WANTED —Mtddlq aged white wom
; an for general housework. Apply 1822
North Second street.
f WANTED —Operators on sewing
machine. Steady work; good wagni#
" Apply Shearer Mfg. Co., 308 Hamilton
street.
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HAHRISBTTRG TELEGRAPH
I PROPERLY CLASSIFIED your
little ad secures PREFERRED POSI |j
TION in the paper. It is not merely fejf
"next to reading matter"—it is read- MM
111 ing matter, of more interest to the
jfinl - people who turn to that classification
than anything else in the paper. pjj,
SSI g |gg BfaßEl 9EB 11
( HELD WANTED—MaIe and Female |
. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—By U. S. I
Government. Hundreds clerks. 18 or j
over, at Washington. D. C. Harrisburg j
examinations July 19th. $l,lOO year. |
Pleasant clerical work. Short hours. 1
Common education sufficient Try
these July 19th examination. Specimen
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 414 R., Rochester, N. Y.
"$ ~ ; ————————————
AGENTS WANTED
EMMETT Scotts and Kelly Millers
"Negro Mar Histories outsell them all.
; Better now than ever. $40,000 sales
jlast week. Agents wild over success,
j Best terms. Patriotic pictures free.
I Express paid. Either outfit free Both
|oo cents. Be quick. Mullikin Co.,
| Marietta. Ohio.
| sooo per month selling a new pat
ented fuel vaporizer, guaranteed to
I save up to 50 per cent, in gasoline;
(40 miles per gallon made with Ford
car. told on money-back guarantee,
j One sample free. Stransky Vaporizer
iCo.. Pukwana, S. D.
AGENTS—Big pay and free automo
bile introducing wonderful new gaso
line saver, puncture proof, five-year
spark plugs and other economical auto
necessities. Outfit free. L. Ballwey, 632
|Stu. F, Louisville, Ky.
1 LIVE agents wanted—Article seil
|ing to motorists, mechanics and every
home; sls to S2O made daily. Act
jouick. Wye Mfg. Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. I
GREAT auto invention just out.
1 First lire chain improvement in 201
years. Quick detachable, nonsltid .
chains ean be put on or taken off in'
|u second. No jacks needed. Every ,-ar(
j owner buys on demonstration." Im-j
intense sellers. S2O to sso profits daily.'
j Sample by prepaid parcel post sl.
'Territory going fast. Act quick. Bear
|Mfg. Co., Chain Dept.. Ilock Island. 111.
1 AGENTS—One-cent invested in a
| postal card brings you clean, honest
employment proposition worthy $75-
SIOO a week. Specialty Mfg. Asso., Div.
1125, Madison, M'is.
LARGE MANUFACTURER wants
representatives to sell shirts, under
wear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts,
direct to homes. Write for tree
samples. Madison Mills. 503 Broad
way. New York City.
CANDY—Big pay. Advertise, men.
i women. Start one of our specialty
1 candy factories in your home, small
100 m, anywhere. M'e tell how and
j furnish every thing. Grand opportu
nity. Candy House, 1819 Ranstead st.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
I AGENTS wanted for Dauphin
| Cumberland, Perry and Lebanon coun
| ties, to sell an article everybody uses.
IP. O. Box 32, Higiispire, Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMEN and sales organizations
with responsible men; big opportunity
placing contracts with retail stores
for famous Underwood Photographic
News service. Window advertising.
Liberal commissions. Exclusive ter
ritory to those who act quickly. El
liott Service Co.. 141 West 36th St..
New York.
SALESMAN wanted for strictly new
electric novelty salable to jobbers and
1 dealers. Large repeat commission
basis. Side line or whole time. T. C.
Smith & Co.. 1531 Cherry st.. Phila
delphia.
S A LESMEN—NEM' CARBURETOR
FOR FORD CARS. Simple, not a mov
ing part: installed in thirty minutes;
I guaranteed to double your mileage
i and start in zero weather without;
heating or priming. 15-day FREE
trial. Our St. Louis man sold 2,000
in 8 months. Salt Lake City man made
i $1,200 in one week. M'rite U. & .1.
! Carburetor Co., 505 W. Jackson Blvd.,
Chicago. ,
LIBERAL commission, steady in
come, with selling agency for Davis
tailormade clothes from maker to !
wearer. M'rite to-day. Reference
wanted. P. H. Davis Tailoring Co., '
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SIDE LINE SALESMEN—M'e have
an attractive line of premium assort
ments for live salesmen. Commission
from $5 to S2O per order. If you want
an up-to-date line, write to-day. Can
field Mfg. Co.. 4003 Broadway st.. Chi
cago. 111.
SALESMAN wanted—M'e want live
men to represent us In your locality.
Rig opportunities for right parties.
iNuTred Tire Co.. Columbiana. Ohio.
I M'ANTED —One-live hustler in Har- |
risburg to handle our line of sales J
land order books. Large demand. Lib
oral commission. M'irth Sales Book
Co.. Chicago. j
HIGH-CLASS SAMPLES FREE
to salesmen interested In a side line. .
Variety of new top notch meta! spe
cialties. All wonderful trade stimula
tors and business producers. Manu
facturers. wholesalers, banks, retail
ers etc.. eager for them. Every llnd <
eve'rvwhere buy in large quantities ■
all ytai around. No seasons. Side line
salesnun make SSO a week. $l5O to
$"00 for whole time. M'rite quick for
outfit C. E. Erickson Co., Inc.. 542
Erickson Bldg., DesMoines, lowa.
GOOD salesman who owns an auto
mobile and is familiar with garage
and filling station trade to sell GUAR
ANTEE VISIBLE GASOLINE PUMPS '
The only power driven "Visible" ap
proved by National Fire Underwriters
and having means of accurate me
chanical measurement. Exclusive right
territor> Q Uaran t ee Visible
McatUire Sales Company,
557 Munsey Building,
M'ashington, D. C.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
POSITION wanted. Gentleman law
student desires to enter law office in
Harrisbuig. Have Just returned from
. France: two years' training previous
to going overseas; graduate business
rollege: caff do any kind of clerical
! work. Address B-X. care Telegraph.
WANTED—Position as truck driver
by a young man who has had two
fc years' experience, can do own repair
-1 ing. furnish best of reference. Apply
lit 16b#Vernon st.
I SITUATIONS WANTED—FemaIe
GIRL wishes position as bookkeep- |
ler with experience in typewriting. |
j Laii furnish reterence. Call Bell phone
I WOMAN desires family washing to
take heme or day's out, cleaning or
ironing. Call or write 1706 Walnut.
STENOGRAPHER, with knowledge
of bookkeeping, wishes permanent
position. Can furnish best of refer
ence: graduate of Berkley's Business
College. Apply 2004 Green st.
I WANTED Bundle washing or
small washes to do at home; do not
call for or deliver. Dial 6964.
MIDDLE ageo woman desires up
stairs work or housekeeping; can give
reference. Address L-5447 care Tele
graph .
COLORED woman wants washing
and ironing to do at home. Call or I
write. 248 S. Cameron st.
WOMAN wishes day's work or
i washing and ironing to take home.
Apply 1204 N. Cameron street.
ROOMS FOR RENT
TWO second floor furnished rooms '■
for housekeeping; airy; light; line 10-j
cation, 1253 Derry street.
FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished ;
front room with board for two gentle- :
men, or man and wife. Railroad men!
considered. Inquire 1321 State st.
i'
1 FOR RENT—Rooms for light house- 1 1
J keeping, and roomers; all conven
iences. Inquire 335 Pine st.. Steelton. j
FOR RENT—Desirable front and !
back rooms; all conveniences; city i
steam heat: very desirably located. |
Apply at 266 Briggs St.
ENTIRE third floor, consisting of
i two nice large furnished rooms and 1
bath with private family; most beauti
ful section; all conveniences; use of
telephone, or would rent single room.
Sls N. 17th street.
NICELY-FURNISHED BEDROOM—
For gentlemen only. Dial 4USD. or 912
North Third street.
FOR RENT—Furnished room on
second floor; all conveniences; not i
water. Bell phone 466-R.
| Nicely turnisntd. clean, cool rooms !
$2.50 per week and up. 143 South !
Third street.
HOME WANTED
WANTED—Home in private family
for seven-year-old girl. Address Box
T-2967 care Telegraph.
BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD—Man and wife desires
board and room about .September 1, !
with congenial private family in good l
location. Address Box T-8452 care
Telegraph.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Unfurnished apart
ments of three rooms, kitchenette and
bath; possession August 1. Rent $26.
Located at 1200 N. Sixth st. Inquire at
1124 N. 3d st.
FOR RENT—One of the Alepha
apartments, corner of Sixth and
Verbeko streets; 4 rooms and bath;
] city steam; all modern improve
ments. Cull 1129 N. 6th st. Bell 2899-K.
j FOR RENT —Furnished apartment'
during the month of August; four]
rooms and bath; all modern conven- I
iences. Call between 10 and 11 a. m.
or 7 to 8 p. m. G. Willard Hall, 312 N. i
Second st.
FOR RENT —Apartment of two 1
large unfurnished communicating j
rooms, one front, with three windows, ;
also large hall; tine location; no chil-.
dren. Call at 1506 State st. |
FOR RENT —Two nicely furnished !
rooms on the third floor for light
housekeeping, hot and cold water;
electric lights; use of bath; fine loca
tion. Inquire 22 N. 18th st.
APARTMENTS WANTED
APARTMENT Three or four
rooms, unfurnished, private bath, by
refined young couple; no children.
Box H-8455.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
! SCHUYLKILL ST.. 682—1s offered
at a reduced price; six rooms and
bath; gas; electric light; steam heat;
Inspect property soon. Bell Realty Co.,
| Bergner Building.
CAMERON ST.. N.. 1944— 52',0U0 will
purchase frame house with 8 rooms;
electric light; lot 40x110;
fruit trees and stable. Bell Realty
Co., Bergner Building.
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PEFFER ST., 633—12.500 will pur
chase dwelling with 8 rooms and
bath. Bell Realty Co., Bergner BuiId
"DWELLING—B2,SSO will purchase
dwelling with 8 rooms and bath; gas;
furnace; cemented cellar; lot 15x100.
Bell Realty Co. Bergner Building.
26TH ST., S„ 734 —For sale; brick
and Htucco dwelling; 6 rooms and
bath; gas; electric light; steam heat;
possession within 30 days. Bell Realty
Co., Bergner Building.
FOR SALE
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 1512 WALNUT STREET.
Lot 15 ft. 3 In by 90 ft.
TRUST COM
-222 Mrket Street.
FOR SALr. —In Hlguspire. if y
pre looking for a business that will
net you 83.000 to *5,000 a year at a
real down bargain, sep me at once
property Including residence, atore
room, ice cream parlor, large pool
room, only pool In town; reason for i
selling, would retire from business.
W J. Reeves. 224 Market St.. Ki*h I
spire. Dial 9801 *" ,
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I HEAL ESTATE Jt\)B SALB
"IF IT'S REAL, ESTATE.
SEE SANDERLIN."
! th ®J AT E ST.—ll3l, VACANT; NEW;
„J s . tory • nine rooms and bath;
Imilh 1 L • sas an< l electricity; front
!S" „.,r^ ar Porches; cement cellar; a
i mugnitieent home; possession August |
|t. cun be bought with SSOO cash.
5T.—;2536. VACANT; two
f.°,y brick cottage; six rooms and
"•'til; U |i improvements; nice front!
ana rear porches; just one-fourth of!
a DiocK fiom Sixtli street trolley; no
money down; $25 per month.
I EC ETON 5T.—1931. VACANT; two-!
ftoi'y biiclt cottage; six rooms and'
batll; steam heat; gas und electricity;!
cement cellar; nice front porch; cozy i
.little home; right price to quick buyer.
| SWATARA 5T.—1856; VACANT; two
| and-a-half-story frame; seven rooms
land bath; all improvements; nice front
I porch; large yard with driveway ia
the rear; small amount down; bal
a nee frame as rent.
j DERRY 5T.—2341. NEW; VACANT;
■ two-and-a-half-story brick; six rooms
and bath; hardwood floors; cement
cellar; steam heat; gas and electric
ity; must be seen to be appreciated;
can be bought with SSOO cash.
! SEVENTEENTH AND FAXTON
STS.—NEW; VACANT; two-and-a-
I half-story stucco; six rooms and bath;
I steam heut; gas und electricity;
I everything that goes to make up an
■ up-to-date house; can be bought with
| $o00 cash.
I FULTON ST 1824; three-story
frame; eight rooms; some Im-
I proveinents. in the nicest block on
| Fulton street; no money down; $25
| per month.
D. ASA SANDERLIN,
j Room 1. Security Trust Bldg..
36 North Third St.
Bell 1390. Dial. 3573.
FOR SALE POSSESSION SOON
• If you are looking for a nice, sub-
I stantially built suburban home, with
| plenty of ground, fruit and garden, in-
I spect the Bixler property, located on
the northeast corner of Dickinson and
Princeton avenue, Earligton, Camp
Hili, Pa., two blocks from car lino;
single car fare from Harrisburg; 2V4-
story frame detached dwelling, size
31x31; stone foundation;; Shingle
| roof; cemented cellar under entire
i house; all improvements; 3 large
j rooms and reception hall on first |
| floor; (largo kitchen); open stairway; 4 I
i rooms and bath on second floor; un
| finished attic; good yellow pine tioof
|ing; cypress finish; hot water heating
system; front porch 9x31; plot of
i ground 120x120; granolithic walks; I
| shade trees, garage for one car; two!
'j chicken houses which wil accommo
date 500 chickens; 17 fruit trees (13 1
| bearing the finest kind of fruit); va-I
j riety of grapes; 1,500 strawberry |
plants; good reason for selling; in
spection by appointment only.
1 PRICK V KKV REASONABLE at $5,150.
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Bell C. O. BACKENSTOSS. Bell
700 AGENT, 3077J
HARRISBURG, PA.
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FOR SALE
Three-story brick, front porch, side
| entrance, steam heat, gas, electric, all
i night trolley, possession August 1.
1131 State st.; new 3-story brick;
j steam heat; electric; possession, Au
i gust 1.
6 $4-acre home, bungalow with
steam heat; good well; plenty fruit;
3 minutes from Harrisburg.
t
Good suburban homes and building
plots.
KOUGH, BRIGHTBILL & KLINE,
307 Kunkel Building.
BELLEVUE PARK
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
PRICE SIO,OOO
For interview address,
RESIDENT,
526 Woodward Street,
Reading. Pa.
FOR SALE
PEN BROOK-2STH STREET,
One Block From Trolley.
2Vi-sl.ory frame dwelling, lot 23x
ISO feet, barn and garage, chicken
i house, good garden, fruit and shrub
! bery. Possession September 1. Bargain
price, $2,500.
,On Columbia Road, Enola. 2-story
frame house, improvements, lot 27x
150, good garden, fruit. A bargain.
Price $2,000.
j Two corner properties on 16th St.,
city, all improvements and garage.
i $5,000 and $8,500.
Two double properties at Steelton
lon Pine and Locust St. all improve
ments. Present rental S4O monthly.
Price $5,000 each.
Double frame house State street,
Enola, all improvements, large lot.
price $4,600.
See Charles Davles, Real Estate and
Rents Collected, 1549 State street.
Bell 5246-W ■ '
PRIVATE owner will dispose of
tract of land containing largest lime
stone deposits in the State, situated j
on two large main line railroads di
rect route to Baltimore and tidewater
and Philadelphia and the Atlantic
coast' 40 acres of solid bed of stone
from' o to 4 feet from the surface;
crushed stone from premises approv
ed by Penna. State Highway Depart
ment Desire to sell, but will lease
and manage operation for lessees if
so desired. Address H. W., care Tel
egraphy
BUY YOUR HOME on the rental
payment plan Small cash or Liberty
Bond first payment required, balance
as rent. We have houses in every
part of the city and suburbs. Apply
A. P- Doranz, 1225 North Sixth street.
Harris Street 630 Thr.ee-story
brick, 9 rooms, all improvements, small
amount down; balance 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.
AN exceptional bargain In a- fine
home. This property is located 451
Elizabeth street, Highspire; single
house. Plot 150 foot front by 125 feet I
deep; improvements; moat all kinds
ot fruit; chicken house and garage,
14x50. Will sell for SI,OOO less than
what it is worth; reason for selling
other business. W. W. Reeves, 224
Market street. Highspire. Dial 9801.
FOR SALE —112-114 Washington St.,
B.looms una bath, trame; tin roof; ail
conveniences; bargain. Apply 814 N.
Third street.
SIXTEENTH near Boas, fine resi
dence. all improvements, price reason
able lor such a property. lawns. ,
i oorches and drive nJley. D, A. Caley
I SO7 Kunkel Bldg. Bell 689. ~
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JULY 26, 1919.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENTS
Violet St., Nos. 533-34-35-36. Four
"-story frames in fine condition.
Rental income S6O. Price around
$6,000.
I Kensington St. Nos. 2014-16. Two
-%-stc-ry frames with rear driveway.
Rents $26. Quick price $2,500.
I Crescent St. Nos. 347, 347%. 349.
ll' ine 3-story pressed bricks. Rental
income $96. Price around SIO,OOO
mark.
| South Ninth St. Nos. 1023 and 1035.
I Two 2 % -story frames with rental in
; conic of s2l. Purchaser can assume
mortages of $1,5u0, give note for
S2OO, and take title for S2OO cash
down. Price $1,900. Rear driveways.
Exceptional bargain and arrange
ment.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
North Third St., No. 2216.
North Fifteenth St., No. 909.
M'hitehall st., No. 1851. (Intersec
tion of Regina).
Zarker st.. No. 1423 .
Muench st.. No. 630.
Forrest st.. No. 569.
Emerald St., No. 026.
Atlas St.. No. 2248.
N. Nineteenth st.. No. 723.
N. Sixth st., No. 3358.
N. Sixlh St., No. 1945 . Fine business
corner.
SUBURBAN
Enola. Handsome 2% -story frame
dwelling with slate roof; steam heat;
electricity; hot and cold water in
cemented cellar; plot size, 62%x250;
fertile garden soil. Price low. Must
be sold SOON.
Highspire and M'hite Hill. We have
several homes which should appeal
to the conservative homeseeker.
BACKENSTOSS REALTY CO..
(Harrisburg's Real Estate Bureau)
331 Market Street.
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BUSINESS LOCATION
M'est Fairview—2%-story brick, in
heart of town with small out building,
suitable for business of any kind.
Very cheap.
Enola Homes—All imp.; corner
house; Lemoyne homes, all imp.; sln
-1 gle corner; New Cumberland, fine
home; ai imp.; Camp Hill, all imp.;
large lots.
City homes of all kinds; easy terms,
pay as rent; some for cash.
Farms—6, 10, 16, 30, 40. 75, 96. 125,
and 17C--acre farms, from 3 to 12
miles of Harrisburg. Some of these
farms with crops, stock and tools in
cluded. Possession at once.
Market Street—Three-story brick,
store room front, on Hill.
Apartment Houses —One or two cf
the finest in the city.
Building lots at Camp Hill. Worm
leysburg, Enola, Riverside, Paxtang,
Progress, Belvue, uptown and sev
eral good factory sites.
' Investments Several rows of
houses paying big interest.
C. H. CORDER.
1722 Green Street,
Bell phone 560-J.
FOR SALE
At attractive price to close
estate, property No. 1922 Boas
street. two and one-half
story, seven room. frame
house, with electricity and
gas; lot 94 feet more or less,
bv 110 feet, with well of
' water, fruit trees, ets.
FOX & GEYER. Attorneys,
Kunkel Building,
FOR SALE on easy terms. 2012
to 2010 Susquehanna street. Apply A.
P. Doranz. 1225 North Sixth.
FOR SALE—2%-story frame house;
all improvements; paved street; lot
28x100; 2-story house on rear; good
Investment and paying over 25 per
cent. Apply 2007 Swatara st.
Real Estate For Sale—Suburban
FOR SALE —292-294 Second street,
Highspire. A fine double house, all im
provements. will sell single or double.
If you are looking for r. bargain see
this property before you buy. W. J.
Reeves. 224 Market rtreet, Highspire.
Dial 9SOI. My car is at your service.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
A responsible business man will
give $23 to any one vacating house
between August 1 and September 1,
who will aid him to secure lease on
property Box H-8456.
I HAVE READY BUYERS for farm,
city and suburban properties. My
large clientage enables me to secure
ready buyers for any kind of Real
Estate you may have to offer.
A. P. DORANZ,
1225 North Sixth St.
Bell 271J Dial 3943
M'ANTED —Country home with one
or two acres of ground, must be
pleasant location on good road. Ad
dress with full particulars. George W.
Bach. 826 Willow street, Lebanon,
Pa.
I HAVE BUYERS —List your prop
erties with me. Chas. Adler, Real Es
tate and Insurance. 1002 North Third
"Street.
Offices' and Store Rooms for Rent
STORE ROOM FOR RENT
Store room at 311 Walnut st.,
second door from Penn-Harris
Hotel, now occupied by mil
linery store. Apply to super
intendent
BOM'MAN & COMPANY,
Harrisburg, Pa.
FOR RENT—Nice fight office, 19x25
feet; city steam and electricity; lo
cated at 331 Market st.
STOREROOM with privilege of
renting six-room apartment In same
building; all conveniences; located at 1
28 S. 13th st. Inquire 101 Evergreen
steet.
FARMS
45 ACRES —The M'ilhelm farm, one
mile north of Linglestown and the
Harrisburg Railway and the paved
road to Harrisburg;- all even and very
productive, fields; buildings; running
water; fences.
76 acres —The Bailey farm; all even
fields; one-fourth mile west of L.
trolley and paved road to Harrisburg.
Buildings, fences and running water.
These ffirms are a higher price. C. B.
Care, 409 Market street. Harrisburg.
Care's Grocery. Linglestown.
FARM FOR SALE
Situated about 3 miles south of New
Cumberland, In York county; 33 acres
farm land and 7 acres splendid tim
ber lund; good buildings and fences;,
spring of running wuter at the door: j
orchard und fruit of all kinds. Applv
•o M. Slienck. agt., Bellavista, P.
iO. New Cumberland.
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FARMS
FARM FOR SALE WITH STOCK. '
CROP AND IMPLEMENTS <|
16S acres, 30 acres of wood
land. 8-room house, large
bank barn, all outbuildings.
Also 4-room bungalow; run
ning water In every field; six
horses; one mule; 19 head of
cattle; 9 milch cows; 11 hogs;
2D shoats; 20 sheep and lot of
poultry.
12 acres of oats.
4 acres of cow feed.
25 acres of wheat.
16 acres of corn.
2 acres of potatoes,
and all farming- Implements.
including Mollne tractor.
Price 114,000.
DURAND & FERBER.
107 Chestnut St.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM—29-acre in Dauphin county,
good buildings, lots of fruit, running
water, crops and stock 62,200
FARM —103 acres. Perry county; 23
acres woodland; all new buildings;
running water 63,500
FARM—I 27 acres, Lebanon county;
i good house; large bank barn and all
outbuildings; good apple orchard;
level soil; running water 66,200
DURAND & FERBER,
107 Chestnut St. j
FARM for sale; 93 acres; 3 miles
• from Elizabethville; buildings de
■ stroyed by fire; good running water;
enough wood to pay for farm. Inquire
Mrs. L. L. Snyder, 214 S. 15th St., Har
; risburg.
HERE is a double house, 5 rooms on
each side, in Linglestown, at a bargain
price of 61.400 —5 per cent, oft for
cash —even for instalments or monthly
payments. Ground enough to raise
vegetables and chickens for two me
dium sized families. Care's Grocery.
Linglestown. L car from Square, Har
rlsburg.
I
FOR SALE—A small truck farm; 9
miles from Harrisburg; good build
ings; running water. Will sell cheap
to quick buyer. Bell 315-J. |
FARMS WANTED
WANTED—To buy a farm in Cum
berland county, 75 to 100 acres. State
■ lowest price. Address L-8832 care
Telegraph.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
MOTOR BOAT
Beautiful automobile type;
25x5; 40-horsepower; electric
starter, lights, reverse gear,
etc. Cost 61.600; only run
about 50 miles. Am leaving
town. Yours for 61.100. Will
consider late model automo
bile in part payment. Write
for photographs and specifi
cations. Address.
CHARLES RESCH,
Uarietta, Pa.
MOTORS FOR SALE t
We have the following motors we J
are offering for sale. We guarantee
these motors to be in first-class con
dition and can make immediate d
livery.
One % H. P. 220 V. 450 R. P. M.
One VI H. P. 220 V. 380 R. P. -M.
One Vi H. P. 220 V. 800 R. P. M.
One >A H. P. 115 V. 800 R. P. M.
Ono Vi H. P. 230 V. 370 R. P. M.
One 'A H. P. 120 V. 275 R P. M.
Ono VI 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
Lumber, tubes, tanks, shafting.
hangers, pulleys, belting, bolts, pipe, AI
i etc. dismantling plant.
The Highspire Distillery Co., Ltd.,
Both phones. Highspire, Pa.
■
FOR SALE fl
Full size bed. mattress and S§
spring. 618.50, if sold this ■
week. Inquire. I
FORNALT'S. ■
1321, North Sixth Street. <■
FOR SALE
RIVER SAND
Best in quality and price.
At the river, Motor street,
Highspire, Pa.
Martin Construction & Supply Co.
FOR SALE Royal typewriter,
typewriter desk and chair. F. and E.
check protector, slightly used. Will
sell for half price. R. J. Church. Bell
phone 1572-W.
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| SEVERAL fine coverlids, mantle
clocks, grandfather's clock, dishes,
! candleabra, vases, etc. Address "M,
I Mechar.icsburg, care Telegraph.
FOR SALE—Stroller and infant's
1 bed. Apply 208 Verbekq St. after 6
| p. m. No dealers.
i FOR SALE—White reed baby coach,
lin good condition; reasonable price.
I Inquire at 95 Dlsbrow st.
I FOR SALE —Three bottom LeClodo
14-inch gang plows, good as new, at
bargain price. Also 3-50 gallon oil
drums. Address P. O. Box 113. Wil
liamsport. Pa.
FOR SALE—Two pool tables, 4V4x9,
one wall case, 6 ft ; 1 floor case, 4 ft ;
110 chairs; full outfit in A 1 shape. Bell
I 296-R. R. Ettinger. 122 Caider st. Jj
I FOR SALE— One 15 foot counter; 1
lone 16-foot show case; 1 National cash
register; 1 soda fountain and syrups: A
1 Ice box; 1 Dayton spring butcher
scales' 3 tables; 9 chairs. Will sacrl- 4
■ fice for 6150. Call Thomas B. Klugh,
'441 Lincoln st„ Steelton, Pa.
FOR SALE—Four-burner cabinet
eas range; self-lighter: A 1 condition.
Price 625. Inquire 1219 State street.
FOR SALE —Overland commercial j
car- btylish closed body; price and
terms very reasonable. Address P. O. I
Box 590. Harrisburg. i
FOR SALE —Complete popcorn ciis- I
nette outfit, good as new, aiso sales 1
Htand for hucksters, campers or fails. 1
Call ot 1405 N. Sixth St. I
FOR SALE—AII kinds of building A
material, including beams, channel*.
rails, pipe, one hoisting engine and
motors. Apply Williams & Freedman, ■
Sixth, below HofTman s Woods. H
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