16 | Get Your Business Going Ahead Under Full Speed.. Find the Helpers You Require | SDeatbs HltlLKKH—Died. Monday. November 17, lli I ft, William IJ. Bricker, aged 7:1 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services on Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock from his lute resi dence. 2216 North Sixth Street- Burial Harrisburg cemetery. SHAITIR—Died Monday. November 17. lftlft, Henry Shatter, uged years and 4 days. Funeral services will be held Thurs day, November 20, lftlft, at 12 o'clock noon, at his residence, Reno street. New Cumberland. Further services at I'addletown Church, York county, ai 1.30 p. m. Interment in cemetery adjoining church. Relatives anil friends invited to attend without further notice. York papers please copy. HAIIDIMI—Died Tuesday morning. November IS, lftlft, Helen Gable Harding, wife of Cyrus W. Raid ing and daughter of Henry A. ana Annie Heacham Gable. Funeral services from her 'ate residence. Walnut Street, Camp Thursday, November 20, lftlft, at . p. m. Relatives and friends arc in vited to attend without further no tice. Interment Camp Hill cemetery. Kill,l,Hit—lohn Keller. veteran of Civil War, I'ost 68. died Tuesdayi morning at 6 o'clock, at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Berry, il"2 Swatara Street, aged 7b years. Funeral services Friday at 2 p. m. from his late residence. The Rev. Mr. Ileisch officiating. Burial Camp Hill cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. _ IX MKMOKIAM In tender and loving memory of my dear mother, Pollie K. Parker who entered her eternal home five years ago to-day, November Ift. lftH- Oft I wander to the graveyard, To place flowers with gentle care On the grave of my dear mother. Who is resting sweetly there. HER DAfGHTUR, 1' I In sad but loving remembrance of cur dear father, Mr. Jacob carling. who departed this life, November l . ISftft, just twenty years ago yesterdt#,. A,one buc not torgotten. BY HtS CHI DPR FN LOST AND FOUND ]/:ST —On Saturday at football game or in eitv afterwards.-a plat inum l or pin. Finder will please* no li I y 1 420 State St. [ LOST Tuesday evening, black oven oat between Harrisburg and Middle town. Reward if returned t•> 216 Harris St ' l.t 1ST —One bag 100 pounds Leban on bob.gn between Hill market and Broad street Market last Friday. Re word if returned to E. G. blabach. --b Chestnut St. ._ LOST —Saturday evening on Fourth and Sixth street car. black Po<met book containing $6 or J7. door penknife and valuable receipt.. Rw wurd if returned to Mrs. \\ illiam Scott, 61,0 Harris St LOST —Saturday afternoon between Couipton's on Second street and Een pede s drug store, a Georgette waist. Reward if returned to 1129 N. Seventh Sleet. . LOST—Saturday evening betweenJ and 6.20 p. m. going from Third and Eeilv Street to Broad street market, black astrakhan collarette. Return to 17.12 North Third St. . INSTRUCTION'S ""INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION in Greeg Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Arithme tic.. etc. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL OPEN ADD YEAR. Enter at any time. S BUSINESS CODLUGF, 121 Market St. Chas. R. Berkley PRIVATE or class teaching in Castilian Spanish. Seventeen Years experience in Puerto Rico. Diploma from New York Women s High School. Apply Mrs. Manuel Andujar. 833 Mt.clay Street. Bell phone 3504 W. " NOTICE AVE piay for parties, banquets ana all private occasions. Mando lin Club. P. O. Box 625. HELP W ANTED —M AI ,K WANTED CARPENTERS TRACK REPAIRMEN AND LABORERS FOR GENERAL PLANT WORK APPLY AT EMPLOY MENT OFFICE BETHLEHEM STEEL CO., STEELTON, PA . - WANTED Union carpenters for form work; wintpr job. Apply NATIONAL ENGINEERING CORPORATION, FAIR GROUNDS. CARLISLE. PA. FOUR men with newspaper or mag azine experience; guaranteed salary and commission, good chance for ad vancement. See Mr. Datesman, 410 Patriot Bldg. WANTED Non-union carpenters, trimmers and rough hands; steady winter's work; good wages. Apply 3ft New Y'ork avenue, N. E.. Washing ton, D. O. WANTED—A reliable chauffeur for operating a small Vim delivery truck. Steady employment to right partv. Donaldson Paper Company, 113-113 North Second St. WANTED—Two young men over 22 years, desiring to learn salesmanship. Will you be satisfied with S2O per week while learning'.' Call 410 Patriot Ridg. (Continued in Next Column sf FOR SALE An unusual opportunity on Pine street —a 3-story brick dwelling, with an imposing front; contains 11 rooms, reception hall and two bathrooms. Attractive price to quick buyer. A very desirable Green street residence —A 3-story brick dwell ing; one of pair; contains 10 rooms, batli and pantry; front and back porches; gas and electric lights; steam heat; modern throughout. Possession two weeks. A modern brick dwelling on Relly street; near the river—Con tains 8 rooms and bath; steam heat; gas and electric lights: fin ished floors: gas range; large liv ing room; two strairways. front and hack porches; other attractive features. i filler Brothers LOCUST A.\D COI'IIT REAL ESTATE l.\>L If AACL SIH ET V ISO Mi s MrmhrrN AIM*. nful Ifojtttl l. i . WEDNESDAY EVENING, HELP WANTED —MALE IP YOU ARB TIRED OP MOVING AROUND FROM ONE JOB TO AN OTHER. LOSING TIME AND MONEY i GOODYKAJi OFFERS YOU PERMANENT WORK THE YEAR 'ROUNI/- EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS it.N'D A CHANCE TO EARN RATE 3 IN AC CORDANCE WITH YOUR ABILITY. ALL AROUND MACHINISTS BORING MILL BENCH AND FLOOR LARGE LATHE GENERAL REPAIRMAN BLACKSMITHS CARPENTERS SHEET METAL WORKERS Apply In person or write at once to FACTORY EMPLOY MENT OFFICE. THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY. AKRON. OHIO. DOUBLE YOUR SALARY AMBITIOUS Office Managers Bookkeepers Ledger Clerks Cashiers Cost Clerks Stock Clerks General Office Employes Invest your spare hours In home study under personal direction of Certified Public Accountants, members of the American Institute of Account ants. Statistics compiled from reports of our students in Philadelphia, show Increases in sulary to the extent of SSO for evSry hour spent in study. Earnest application wins big results. ACCOUNTANCY "The Profession That Pays" (Booklet on Request) A Complete training; in theory and practice for positions in EXECUTIVE COST CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING Write, phone or eall Bell 3299 K. A. WARNER. Registrar. EG North ISth St.. City. LABORERS Wanted for general work on plant. Permanent employ ment. Chances for promotion in accordance with your ability. APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU CENTRAL IRON & STEEL CO. MALE HELP WANTED Kxperfeneed bookkeeper want ed by large corporation. Only those having had considerable experience need apply. SWIFT & COMPANY. Seventh and North Streets. FIRST class machinists and mould ers Labor conditions satisfactory. McLnnahan-Stone Machine Co.. Hol lidaysburg. Pa. SALESMAN WANTED We are looking for a steady, clean-cut young man, one with plenty of ambition and pep. t-x-service man preferred, who feels that he has the ability to work up to a high class sales position. Sal ary will be commensurate. Those de siring an interview will please nd dress T. A. Hunter. Colorado Bldg . Washington, D. giving full details as to age. education, experience, and state why they think they can make good in selling. MACHINIST, must be A-l journey man, all around mechanic; exception al opening out of city; good salary to start; unusual opportunity for ad vancement. State complete experience and age. Address Box 0-7928 care Telegraph. SHEARMAN in sheet mill: A-l ex perienced man only; excellent salary and opportunity for advancement to man meeting requirements; position out of city. Give complete description of experience and age. Address Box S-7927 care Telegraph. GRKJEK or Roumanian, experienced as chipper on castings; must read and write English; steady position, high wages; out of city. State experience fully and age in own hand writing. Address Box W-7926 care Telegraph. BRAINY men having practical ideas and lacking opportunity or technical training to produce, to submit their problems to a designing draftsman experienced > n developing and per fecting inventions. Hamilton Practical Draftsman. 125 S. Eleventh St. LEARN a trade and earn while you learn. Some of our students are mak ing $l2O a month while learning. We can place you. We teach aeroplane operating, pilotirrg and construction, automobile mechanism, wireless .elc graphy or radio telephone. Write for particulars. Auto and Aeroplane Me chanical School. Harrlabu rg. Aero drome Office, 25 North Cameron St.. liarrishurg. Bell Dial 3U05. STEEL ear repairman, must he thoroughly experienced on this work from the rails up. special work. A 1 position, high salary to man meeting requirements. Give full particulars, where last employed and age. Address Box O-7520 care Telegraph. WANTED l'laten pressmen; good wages; :-tcudy employment. Apply at once. THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO. State and Cameron Sts. WANTED —Laborers and contrac tors. Apply Paxtung Quarries. Pax lang. WANTED —Man to help to dean windows. Apply Empire Window 'leaning Co.. 1014 Wullace St. WANTED —Young man for sales man if. shoe store. Opportunity to learn business and to advance your self. Experience desirable, but not accessary. Address Box R-XI2S care Telegraph. MACHINISTS, handymen und spe cialists experienced In railroad, con tract Jobbing shops, on general work, -tate age, experience, steady work ind good wages to reliable nien. A>l - Box 0-8131 care Telegraph. SHII PING CLERKS—An out-of town concern with a branch in Har lisburg and other cities. Have open ngs for several men. who have had •xperlrnce as shipping clerks. We Iter steady positions to reliable men _ood salary, opportunity to travel anil idvanceinent. State age, experlencr, narriod or single, with references: il willing to leave town on an occasion it l esinesß trip, a'l expenses allow •o. Write us fully regarding youi ie If in own handwriting. Address ;!u\ E-M59 care Telegraph. (Continued In Next Column) lIEM' WANTED—MAI.K BRICKLAYERS FOR DETROIT. MICH.. $1.15 PER HOUR. WORKING 9 HOURS PER DAY. DOUBLE TIME OVER EIGHT [HOURS; OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS; ! ROOM AND BOARD ON JOB FOR $9.50 PER WEEK: TRANSPORTA TION ADVANCED. CALL NOT LATER I THAN 5.30 P. M.. THURSDAY, NO-I VKMBEP. 30. AT 11ARRISBURG HOTEL 336 SOUTH SECOND ST.. OR! AT 115 NORTH 13TI1 STREET, PHIL ADELPHIA, PA. . J , RAILWAY traffic inspectors want ed; sllO a month and expenses to < start: short hours; travel: three months' home study- under guarantee. We get you position. No age limit: ask for booklet N-273, Standard Busi ness Training Inst.. Buffalo. N. Y. WANTED Ten structural iron workers, $1 per hour; five laborers. 56' id per hour. Phone 3296 Dial. D. M. Weiser. HELP WANTED—FEMALE i • i " " HELL TELEPHONE OPER ATING "An Ideal Occupation for Young Women" $9 PER WEEK FOR BEGINNERS An operator's pay is increas ed after four weeks' training period and thereafter at short intervals as she becomes ex perienced. Young women between 18 and 25 will find telephone, oper ating very fascinating, clean work, with unusual oppor tunity for advancement in salary and position. In addition to a good salary our operators have a com fortable rest room, and a lunch room where food is served at cost. Apply to Miss Kline, Oper ator.-' Employment Depart ment. Second Floor, 208 Wal nut Street. . | EXPERIENCED CLERK WANTED j We need a young lady who has . had some office experience, and art Hilling to pay a fair salary to the right party. MUST BE EXPERI ENCED IN OFFICE WORK. Apply SWIFT & COMPANY, Seventh and North Streets. ' WANTED at once, female j stenographer, one capable of assisting in general office work. Good position for one who can qualify. Apply Burns & Co., L'B S. Second St. i. t ! i WANTED Girls t6 work in book-bind- | ing department, experience unnecessary. Apply Mr. Bern heisel, I THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING COMPANY, j Cameron and State Sts. I WANTED—GirI to work in packing room. Apply at Enterprise Coffee Co.. 122 S. Cameron St., Saturday. Novem ber 22, between I and 3 p. m. WANTED—A stenographer, one capable with figures. Apply Grand Union Tea Store. 208 N. Second St. GOOD strong reliable white woman wanted for day's work. Must-furnish reference. Apply 1504 State St. WANTED—GirI or middle aged womaff to make herself generally useful around restaurant. Apply in person to New Enola Restaurant. Enola, or Dial 3654. GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK We need you to make socks on the fast easily learned Auto Knitter. Ex perience unnecessary. Distance im material. Positively no canvassing. Yarn supplied. Particulars 2c stump. Dept. 146-C, Auto Knitter Co., Buf falo, N. Y. WANTED—White or colored girl ! for general housework; small fam ily; no washing. Call in moaning. Bell phone 2316. WANTED—Experienced woman for sewing wanted at once. Good salary. Apply S. Brown, Ladies' Tailor. 1021 Green Street. SHOE CLERK Young woman, f must have good references. Experi-1 i nee unnecessary. Apply Dandyline Shoe Stcre, 27 S. Fourth. St., City. ] WANTED—Woman for mending! 4% days per week. Apply Keystone- Laundry. Wallace and Harris Sts. j WANTED—GirIs to learn how to make paper boxes. Apply Penn-Harrls Paper Box., 103 N. Cameron St. WANTED—Two strong girls fori, laundry work. $9 a week to start. Apply Sanitary Family Washing Co., 16th and Elm Sts. WANTED—Young woman to work at soda fountain. Address Box 11-792 I care Telegraph. WANTED—MiddIe aged white wom an of good habits to care for two . small children. No extra work. Good wages and good home for right party. Address Box X-7747 care Telegraph. WANTED—GirI or woman, (white), for general housework. Will pay gojd. wages and furnish comfortable home. Small house and small family. Apply 239 Woodbine St. j HOUSEWORK—AN EXPERIENCED ! GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL | HOUSEWORK: SMALL FAMILY; NO CHILDREN; GOOD HOME. APPLY j 1923 NORTH SECOND STREET. WANTED—GirI or middle aged woman to do general housework; no; cooking; $8 per week; state age and j whether white or colored. Address Mrs. E. J. Peiffer. R. D. No. 3, lorn caster, Pa. WANTED Experienced girls on paper box work. Apply Penn-llarris Paper Box., 103 N. Cameron St. 111-11.1' WANTED—MaIe anil Female WANTED I'l ess feeders at once, experi ence preferred, but not neces sary. The Telegraph Print ing Company, Cameron and State Streets. Harrlsburg, Pa. SALESMEN WANTED BAILSMEN —Write for list of open-! lugs and lull particulars. Earn $2,000 to SIO,OOO yearly. Big demand for; men. Inexperienced or experienced. j> City or traveling. National Salesmen's k Tr. Ass'n., Dept. 603, Chicago. A < ... 1 ■ ; , •, IF V > '■ HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH I HAVE YOU AN EXTRA ROOM? j2 Rents arc high. If you have a spare yji room, why not find a tenant for it, of ; the desirable kind and lessen the cost 'j|p of-living burden a little? pj| I ' * I 1 ■ 1 AGENTS WANTED WANTED—Live man with Ford to demonstrate and sell the J. C. M Ac celerator. Liberal proposition. J. C. Mewshaw, 17 Stk. Exeh. Bids.. Balti more. Md. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE WANTED—By a young married l .man, position driving truck. Can fur- I r.ish reference. Apply at 1202 Market street. WANTED—By colored man. porter! work in private family; references Inquire 227 River St. BOY, 15 years, going to school, de-! sires work after school hours. 330 Hamilton St. SITUATIONS W ANTED—FEMALE j WHITE woman wishes cleaning to' do four days a week or housework. sl.uu per day. Apply 1404 James St. WANTED—A practical nurse de-! sires nursing in private family. Ad dress 1000 Green St. ' —r—: 1 I A "FNG lady desires position for office or clerical work, has grainmai i school education and good penman-! jship. Apply 501 Hamilton St., city. j YOUNG lady desires position as! stenographer, typist or assistant bookkeeper, has had experience. Can! furnish reference. Call at 1201 Wal lace St. WANTED—Housework after school I hours by colored girl. Inquire 1730 ! Walnut St. t WANTED —Washing and ironing to Ido at home by colored woman. Ap- I ply 1730 Walnut St. ■ WANTED—Day's work by middle [aged white woman. Inquire 1859 X. | 12th St ROOMS FOR RENT I FOR RENT Two unfurnished j rooms on third floor, well heated and I use of bath: no objections to one ] child; sl2 per month. Apply 1430 jNaudain St. i FOR RENT —Two rooms, electric I light and water, strictly private. sl3 ; per month. No children. Apply 324 jlteily St. ! FOR RENT Neatly furnished : rooms. modern appointments, select neighborhood, central, reasonable Jidtes. Call Bell 4884 or address Box B-7925 care Telegraph. FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping on third floor, bath on same floor, gas and heat furnished. Apply 2127 N. Fourth St. Bell 1022 J. WANTED—A gentleman roomer; private family; rent $5 per week; will serve breakfast if desired. Apply at 210 Herr St. SELECT accommodations for one or two. in private family, references. Bell phone 624. Dial 4957. NICELY furnished room for rent, for lady or gentlemen. Apply 1524 Green St. * TWO second floor furnished front rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire 1253 Derry St. NICELY furnished, clean, warm rooms. $2.50 per week and up. 142 South Third Street. ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Young man desires room; and board In private family; all con-| venlences; centrally located. Address | W. H. llaupt. care McFall & Son. Third and Market Sts. j WANTED Young man desires room in small private family, central) I location preferred, A-l references, j Address Box L-8266 care Telegraph. j. WANTED—Young woman desires j furnished room, vicinity of Thirteenth I and Derry preferred. Best of refer lenees. Address Box X-8265 care Tele graph. j ROOMERS AND BOARDERS 1 WANTED—Boarders and roomers. Apply 45 N. 13th St. APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, unfurnished, all conveniences. -Inquire 2425 N. Sixth St. or Bell 4207 R. HOME WANTED WANTED—A good home for a girl 13 and s. boy 11. Address Box T-8282 care Telegraph. ] REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I TWO 2% and 3-story brick houses, 'all improvements, on Hill and up town, some vacant; possession at once; S2OO to SSOO down; pay as rent. ('. H. CORDER. 1722 Green Street. Bell phone 56UJ. BOAS ST. 3-story frame: 8 rooms and bath. All im provements. front and back porch. BAUM & ROBESON. Room 3 Russ Building Bell phone 353J FOR SALE—Brick house. 403 Hum mel avenue, Lemoyne; all Improve ments; fine large porch; price $4,800. Inquire 300 Hummel ave., Lemoyne. NEW HOUSES —For sale and now open for inspection; 2419 Derry street; brick construction, well finished, most modernly equipped; open fireplace; lot • 20x100. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Bldg. HOUSES FOR SALE—NowI vacant 'or aoon to he vacated; 2419 Derry; 68 |N. 12th; 3202 N. 4th; 3124 Main St.. • I I'enhrook; cor. Brlsban and Swan Sts., I l'axtaug; 1920 Chestnut St. Get par iticulurs soon. Bell Realty Co., Bergner | -Bldg. I (Continued in Next Column) ..... I- ■ .=': *. ... .< - REAL ESTATE FDR* SALE — I I "IF IT'S REAL ESTATE SEE SANDERLIN" ! BRAND NEW AND VACANT i INO DOWN MONEY> SAME AS RENT I i —Seven rooms and bath, hardwood j floors, .steam heat, gas and electricity; a real modern home; front and back . porches; built in puirs; driveway in 1 ear. | 12TH ST.. N.. 68—VACANT; 3-story j eight rooms and bath, newly painted land papered, gas and electricity, al! improvements; house in tlrst class j condition; possession at once. I JF.WERSON ST.. 2130 3-story | brick; eight rooms and hath; all mod-i >rn improvements; in good condition;) driveway in rear; small amount down, balance as rent. ; ! CAMP HILL— 214-Story bungalow, j nine rooms and bath; very beautiful home; nice big front porch and lawn; gas and electric lights; steam heat: j (everything that goes to make up a jmodern home; right price to quick j j buyer. A GOOD INVESTMENT j FRONT ST.. 607-09—3-story brick:! i eight rooms and bath, all Improvo ! inents; the very best of location fori lan apartment bouse; can be bought! | right and converted into six apart-j j ments at a small cost. D. ASA SANDERLIN. ROOM 1. SECURITY' TRUST BLDG. 36 NORTH THIRD ST. BELL 1390. DJ AL 3573 j 3113 Riverside Drive for sale. 14-! room brick iwelling, handsome finish,! modem throughout, garage, lot 50\ I 20" feet. 3023-25 Second St.. 2'/.-storv brie''l bungalow type. 8 rooms and bath .sleeping porches, fireplace, hardwood.'l ..200 Third St., 214-story frame, de tached. 0 rooms, hardwood. 316-18-20-22 Lewis St;. 2-story i br;ck, 6 rooms, bath, gas and electrie. 3223-2.1-27-29 Sixth St., 2-story stucco. 3224-27'29-Sl Sixth, 3-litory brick, 9 rooms, hardwood, steam. 2136 Seventh St.. 3-story brick, bath and gas. 11 16-18-20-22 Cowden St., 3-story frame. £. OJ X den st - 2 -story frame. 111.-19-21-23 Grape ave., 3-storv frame. , 51,1-13 Curtin St., 3-story brick, gas and electric. 333-337-339 Emerald St.. 2-story brick and stucco. G rooms und bath. 2044 Susquehanna St., brick 8 rooms and hath. 2144 Susquehanna. 2-story brick. 7 rooms and bath. 3112 Third St.. 2%-story bungalow lyric, s rnonis end bath, steam. Maclay St.. 326, 3-story brick house, 9 rooms, bath, hardwood. 2127 Keel. 2-story brick. 8 rooms, gas and electric. 620 Muench St.. 3-story brick, 9 rooms, bath and gas. 2241 I'enn St.. 3-story brick, 7 rooms and bath, gas and electric. 2325-27 Penn St., 2-story brick. 7 rooms, bath, steam heat. 2409-1 1 Penn. 3-story stucco. 7 rooms, hardwood finish, sun porch, garage. 1423 Hunter St.. 2-story brick. 6 rooms, bath 1174-76-78-80 S. 9th St., 2%-story frame. 7 rooms. North St.. facing Capitol Park. 3- story brick, very good house, excel lent location. Would make a fine apartment If desired. Ft. Washington., 2 Ms-story detached bouse, 8 rooms and bath, hardwood finish, large lot. large porches, un obstructed view In every direction. i D. E. LUCAS, • Real Estate and Insurance, j 803 Lewis St. Bell 5065R BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE SITUATE ON MARKET ST. Tliree-story brick containing eight rooms and storeroom; all Improve- 1 ments; house in first class condi tion throughout, now rented for $660 1 annual; possession can be had in 30 days; owner must sell on account of sickness; act quick it you don't want to loose this opportunity. For quick sale $6,800. Address Box D-7919 care Telegraph or call Bell phone 4593. I v J I FOR SALE Three-story brick - house, 8 rooms and bath, steam heat. • good location. Address Box G-7749 care Telegraph. VACANT house for sale; 6 rooms and finished attic. Possession at once. I rice SI2OO. Durand & Ferber, 107 yhestnut St. near Front. FOR SALE—A fine single house, now vacant at Third and Lewis Sts. II has large lot and all improvements. Easy terms if desired. E. Moeslein, 600 A Boas St.; Lewis M. Neiffer. 2102 Front St. FOR SALE or will e\change for ether property, one 3-story brick, 9 rooms, all conveniences. Room for garage In rear, located on Sixth st between Peffer and Maclay. Call Bol'i 4 667. FOR SALE Suburban—2373 Canby, Penbroolt. 2'/4-story. single seven-room frame house on lot. 30x200 feet, corner prop lerty, cement walks, good garden, fruit trees and garage. Apply 1929 Park St.. or Itell phone 527 R. FOR SALE Calder St.: frame: 7 rooms $1,500 Balm St.; frame: 6 rooms 2,200 Muench St.; all Improvements .. 2.500 Bovd St.: brick; all imp 2.500 Currant St.; brick; 8 rooms.. 1,500 Currant St.: frame; 6 rooms 1,000 Williams St.: frame 1 000 LINCOLN REALTY CO. 1129 N. Seventh St. FOR SALE—Brick dwelling, 2051 Penn St.. 8 rooms, bath and front porch. Chas. Adler. 1002 N. 3d St FOR SALE 1918 Penn St.. brick 1943 N. 4th St, brick 1918 Park St.. brick 2427 N. Sixth St.. brick s #ooo 1820 Fulton >t„ framo SI9OO Easy - CAIjIOVi [707 Kunkel Bldg. Bell 689 (Continued In Next Column) L J REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NOW VACANT • TON/IN' s "le—33sS N. Sixth. Will let lr!}?2 ®tand. $.150 cash noeded. Price txSoO. Act quickly.' Vacant. I Boa*. I'ramo dwelling • i 8 ' 96x110. Rear driveway. Will j i ii,i lar ® :o , inortgraffe stand. Must be j j so|d quickly to settle estate. Vacant, j J POSSESSION SOON. Arrange to Move j 'rJ-?.Si? a . ,e r~ Nort * l Third st.. No. 2216. : IVM . detached residence in exclu- j 10K, dcntial section. Modern in. • ?$? i Particular. All improvements) nnaginable. Five neatly erected gar-I r sm r (facing Susquehanna st.) j |Wntch net $12.50 rental income month- j •y. Plot 40x160. We will help finance his proposition. Only reason for sell ing family dwindled to three. This) is an 11-room house. . North Sixth St.. 1045. Fine apart-) ! anf ' business proposition. Cor. j Sixth and Peffer Sts. j ! GROVE HOTEL, cor Sixth! ana Mac-lay Sts. Plot one-half square) IYr ifPac rit! shaped rear plot, size t m - # width facing Sixth St. is J i-o feet. I,et qs help you finance this! I most valuable West End proposition. I j CANT PLOT. col'. South Tlur- 1 jteenthand Kittatinny hts. Size 60x63. i A wonderfully attractive apartment j proposition. | South' Fourteenth St. No. 109. 3- story briek and frame dwelling. S2OOO can remain. Will repaper entire j house at S3OOO price. North* 15th St. No. 909. Beautiful de tached residence in "Shreiner-town." ■ Plot 54x110. Everything modern, i Large front porch. Easily financed, corner property. South 17th St.. No. 812. Nice 2-story tile and stucco home with all im provements. Garage in rear. North 19th St.. SIOO down will give! title to this 2'/a-story frame. Balance to suit purchaser. South 21st St.. No. 957.. Another] nice 2)4-story frame (corner), with | , ii nr driveway. ! Atlas St. No. 2248, 2-story brick. I I around s2Ooe mark. j Derry St. No. 2907. 3-story brick,] semi-detached, steam heat, gas. elee-1 trieity. etc. Plot ISxIUO. Rear drive-I I way. j Emerald St. No. 626. Make lis an ] j offer for this corner property. Plot | ! 30x100. Kensington St. Ndh. 2014-16. This I pair of frames must go at $2500 soon. 1 .Good renters. | Peffer St.. No. 622. What Is your of j fer'' Nice cornet' residence, i Zarker St. No. 1423, 2 14-story frame ] wltli rear driveway. 1 Zarker St., No. 1807->O9. two-story I bricks with gas and electricity that should attract the conservative home scelvr or investor. Plot of ground at Paxtang known lon plan as Nos. 101-102, size of both 140X120. Ideal spot to bulid. Price | around SI,OOO. SUBURBAN | Aqueduct. Nice summer home ofj I Joshua Gross is offered for sale. Plot 235x335, 10 ft. porches surround. Fine [well water. Many, many fruit trees, j berry bushes, etc. Gcfl an early start for thai ideal summer home next ! year. Price to suit purchaser. Enola. We have several nice homes in Enola. including large plots of va cunt ground, which will hear inspec tion. llighspire Cor. Esnelman and I-iamaker Sts. Fine 3-story pressed brick residence on 64x120 plot, abund ance of fruit trees. 30 rose bushes, hodgework. etc., also large. Chicken bouse and single garage In rear. What is your offer? Penbrook —Canby St. No. 2380, 2',4- story frame, plot 30x190, garage room. Inquire about this $2500 home. Steelton —Harrisburg St.. No. 211. Nice corner frame dwelling. White Hill—We have several mod est dwellings here at attractive I prices. Also plots of ground along I Main street. Consulting this office for real estate! advice costs notning. We should ue I delighted to enlighten yqu on any i matter placed before us. We make a specialty of financing purchasers of jeaJ estate. Consult us. BACKENSTOSS REALTY CO.. (Harrisburg's Real Estate Bureau), 331 Market Street. POSSESSION 30 DAYS N 15th St.. 179. 3-story brick. 8 rooms, bath, gas, elec., hot air, drive | allcv at rear .$3200 i South 17th St.. 804. 2-story brick, j modern in every respect, steam, drive i ulley North 1 tttli St.. 1008, S-story frame, gas and water in kitchen, cheap, $LG>c. Very desirable residence and busi- | ness property at 560 Woodbine St., brick warehouse included, modern. | Residence and apartment bouse on N. Sixth St.. rental sll6 monthly S9OOO Many other attractive propositions, last voui properties with me. GEORGE W. JACOBS. 17 N. Third St. • Bell 1539 BUYERS FOR BUSINESS. BUYERSI FOR HOUSES. BUYERS FOR FARMS. LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH | US! YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE. I SALINGER & MILLER, „ ! 4 4 UNION TRUST BLDG. * BELL PHONE 2769 BUY YOUR HOME on the rental! payment plan. Small cash or Liberty I Bond first payment required, balance! as rent. We have houses In every i part of the city and suburbs. Apply A. P. Doranz. 1225 Nofth Sixth street. | FOR SALE A new modern, 6-room house locat ed on a lot 50x175 feet midway be tween Swatara Station and Hockers ville. Pa. The house is equipped with a good steam heating system, large pantry and attic, partially equipped batli room. A good sized garden in good condition adjoins % well-graded vard filled with shrubbery and trees. There is a poultry house in a good sized poultry yard. If\ the poultry yard is also a stable large enough for two automobiles. A well of splen did water is near the kitchen door. The home Is located within a 5-cent| fare to Ilershey and Hummelstown and within a 11-cent fare to Ruther ford. No reply to any request within four days will Indicate tliut the prop el tv Is sold. Apply to S. S. Shearer, Shippensburg. Pa., for particulars. HOUSES In all sections of city sftdd on easy payment plan, ranging from sl,oou to $6,000. I>. A. Caley, 707 Kunkel Bldg. Bell 589. BROWN Ave., four 2 'A-story frame b'dgs., for sale at a sacrifice If sold at once; good investment; must sell: for particulars apply at 1024 Market St. II OF FER ST.. 2307—N0W VACANT, for sab ; brick and stucco semi-bunga low; seven rooms and bath; hot water heat; other improvements. Bell Realty Co., Bergner Bldg. VACANT HOUSE FOR SALE—No. 68 N. 12th street. 3-story dwelling; exterior and interior recently paint ed; all rooms papered and equipment in good order; extra lot at Bide of house. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Bldg. . FOR SALE—Brick dwelling, 16H , Green street. 8 rooms and bath. Chas. , A<Hor. 1002 N. Third St. . FOR SALE 1 —52600 will_ purchase 9- i room brick house, 1307Va Wallace i street, all improvements. Inquire 318 , Hummel St. (Continued In Next Coloatn) NOVEMBER 19, 1919. HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE POSSESSION SOON FOR SALE—I9SB Bellevue llopd. fine 3-Htot'y brick semi detached dwelling:. 8 rooms and- bath, gas and electricity, steam heat, etc., rear drive way Plot 33 6-oxloo. Just I listed to-day. I | HACK EN STOSS KKAIJTY CO.. (Harii.Mburg's Heal Instate Hureau) t-.'il Market Street. I PAXT AN O Several desirable I I properties for sale; three corner prop- Icrties: good locations and prices re a-I sonable: all improvements; one nowl vacant. Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Bldg.) | Real Kstate For Sale or Exchange j | ;j i l OFt SALE OR EXCHANGE j On town property, I -.acre farm and 30-acre farm, 6 to j 8 miles from Harrisburg; pos- j session at once; clear title; I SSOO down; pay as rent. C. 11. CORDER. 1722 Green Street. Bell phone 560.1 / I REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ■f ' I BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR RENT Located at the eastl end of Mulberry Street Bridge. I No. 1. Possession December 1, prop erty now occupied by Swain, Hick- Iman Company, consisting of One office. Two basements. . One storage room. ! One concrete garage ft. I Suitable for auto accessory or sim ilar business, requiring space for storage. I No. 2. Possession January 1, prop- ] [ci ty now occupied by C. A. Fair, con-i I sisting of ! Two-story frame building, 38x155! leet. | L-shape building adjoining, 38x00 i feet. I Suitable for auto repair and paint jsliop, or manufacturing business. • For further particulars apply at 126 £!outh Second Street. I I FOR RENT—Eight rooms, finest I view in city, 33 sunny windows, sleep-I ing porch, hot water heat. gas. $I" per month. Call 1219 State St. PART of house for rent, consisting' of five unfurnished looms and bath, j Call any evening after 5.30 at 451 Broad Street. REAL ESTATE WANTED I j I WANTED—B-room house, modern imp., central part of city preferred ! INo children. Can furnish references. I Address K. R. 11.. care Telegraph. I — I WE will save you time and annoy ance from agents and advertising, bv buying your real estate direct. Send us ran particulars In your totter and we will buy your property if the price is right. Address P. O. Box 620. FOR SALE or exchange for city property, a 1918 8 cylinder car in good condition, has run 7.0"0 miles. Address X-7908 care Telegraph. WANT to buy property with im- ! provements. between Briggs ar.il Harris, below Third street; cash. Ad-I dress Box 0-8263 care Telegraph. I I HAVE BUYERS—List your prop" ' erties with me. Chas. Adler, Real Es- I tate and Insurance, 1002 North Third Street. | , FARMS ! 1 FARMS FOR SALE 15 acres SI7OO 16 acres 700 24 acres 2000 28 acres 2900 30 acres 2600 30 acres ' 4200 48 acres 1100 6S acres 35001 72 acres 2009 116 acres 4200 128 acres 590 i) 180 acres ;... 3900 J DURAND & FERBER, 107 Chestnut near Front I j ! FOR SALE—An Al stock or grain 1 I farm and would make an Al fruit I farm, 187 acres, large bank barn. 8-1 I room stone house and outbuildings, best of water supply, 7 miles from I city: possession at once. Price SBSOO. | S4OOO can remain at 6 per cent. 135 I acres cultivated land, 52 acres in I woods and pasture. FOR SAIJE—II3 acres farm, best of soil for trucking. 8-room frame house. I large bank bam and all necessary ] outbuildings. Possession April i, [1920; located 10 minutes' walk from trolley. Cumberland county. Price slls per acre. CHAS DA VIES, j Real Estate and Fire Insurance. 1 1549 State Street. . [ Pell 4}62R. Dial 4930 j TRUCK FARM, 9 acres, 9 room 1 house, near school and trolley. Price. | $1,300. . Stock farm. 127 acres. 8 room house, large bank barn, good outbuilding?, , I land in excellent condition. Price, | $5,700. DURAND & FERBER. 107 Chestnut St. near Front — 1 ! 4 3-acre farm, 10 roomed brick | house, stone bank barn and outbuild- . ings. Productive soil and running water. Price $2600. DURAND & FERBER, 107 Chestnut near Front. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS THE CLOW "GASTEAM" RADIATORS MATCHES For kindling OAS for fuel STEAM for heat. See free demonstration K ITZM I LLER'S DRUG STORE, 1325 DERRY ST. Every day and night this week. . AUCTIONEER HITE 422 S. 13th. Bell IS7SJ. K. K. HOERNKR, 421 Hummel St. FOR SALE Overstuffed tapestry. 3-plece . parlor suite, valued S2OO. , Sale price $165. FORNWALT. 1321 North Sixth Street. ' f FOR SALE—Boy's bike in good eon- J dltion. practically new tires. Inquire at 1630 Green St. FOR SALE—Adding machines. All | makes at reasonable prices. Write for price quotations. General Adding Ma-I chlno Exchange, 327 Broadway, New! Y'orlt City. I (Continued In Next Column) | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Acorn cabinet gas lfcnge, two burner, self-ligliter, good as new. 1317 State St. j UPRIGHT piano for sale, reason able. Apply 1 till 1 Penn St., between 6 i and 8 p. ni. I ; J I'OK SALE—Upright piano, good condition, bargain. Address Box 0-7748 cure Telegraph. [ FOR SALE—Two modern oak ward- I robes, suitable for men's or women's I clothing htore, cheap to quick buyer. I clothing store, cheap to quick buyer. Apply at once. A. J. Lehrman. 37 S. I Front St.. Steelton. ' FOR SALE—Remington typewriter |No. 10, practically new. at a bargain. 111. 1,. Campbell, Irving College, Me | chanicsburg. Pa. FOR SALE Superior Oxy-acety- . 'lone generators, cutting ami torches, earbon burning outfit. Dem onstration by appointment. F. R, i Laverty, 1857 Bell phone. FOII SALE—Four-piece, inaliogany ; vel.our parlor suite. 1732 Park St. i FOR SALE—Two girl's Dayton bi- Icycles, also one large folding bed with 1 incased mirror, cheap. Inquire 429 | Broad St. j FOR SALE Gasoline hoisting en gine. 10 H. P. International gasoline engine, machine tools, electric motors. I various sizes, large stone crushing i plant complete. F. 11. Lavcrty, 1857 j Bell phone. j BOOKS Bought and sold; 20,000 new, old, rare, in stock. Aurand'a 925 North Third. Circulars free. ' TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR CASH A LI. MAKES RENTED EXCHANGED GEORGE P. TILLOTSON, , 205 LOCUST STREET. OPPOSITE, OR Pi I BUM Til EATER BOTH PHONES MORRIS SAYS save money buying new and second-hand furniture here High prices paid for furniture. Morris Schmertz, 1018 Market. Bell 4494. CENTRAL Furnishing Store, sec ond-hand heaters, $1 up, ranges in good condition, $lO up. Must be sold in next 15 days. Also big bargains in rugs and linoleums. Come and see. we | will try and convince you. Open even ings at 324 Relly St. Closed all day ! Saturday. I \V A N TED—MISCE LLAN EOUS j OLD FALSE TEETH Samuel Corb. general buyer of false teeth, gold, silver and silverware relics and antiques of all also men's clothes and shoes and lurniture. Highest prices paid Sen 1 I postal to 1109 Cowden St.. Harrlsburg. ] and 1 will call. Keep this ad. J WANTED to buy second-hand used coal range in good con | dition. Call Bell phone 1774 M. I WANTED—Second-hand banjo, ten or or hanjurlne, B-1912 Lenox St. I WE are in the market for all kinds lof junk. Call Bell 4974 or write L. Cohen & Co.. York and Ash Ave. MAX SMELTZ ' Second hand furniture bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call or drop a postul to Max Smoltz. 1020 Market Street. Will call, city or coun try. Bell phone 5321 J. BELL PHONE 3370-J S. £SIFKIN, I CLOTHING, SHOES, FURNITURE, BOUGHT AND SOLD HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. 1 407 BROAD ST.. HARRISBURG. PA. I BUSINESS OPPOKUNITIES > GARAGE FOR SALE Doing good business, employ ing live men. Address Box H-9016 care Telegraph. |___ I SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing cor poration wants capable mi*, to es tablish branch and manage salesmen, 11300 to SISOO necessary. You handle own money. Will allow expensed to Baltimore if you will qualify. Foi particulars address Seeretarv, 418 N. Howard St.. Baltimore. Md. FOR SALE or rent, one of the most, complete restaurants In Central Penn-'f syivania Will rent room and sell fix tures or rent room with fixtures! Do ing big business. Can clear five thou sand a year. Address Owner, care of Telegraph. FOR SALE—Millinery .store; cen- Itrally located. Must he sold on ac count of leaving city. Address Box 'M-7744 care Telegraph. I , . BUSINESS PERSONALS A. LANE ] New and second-hand furniture j bought and sold. Highest prices paid, j 1022 Market street. Bell 3239W-2. I OX Y-ACETYLENE WELDING—( (Any metal welded. Work guaran- I teed. Carbon removed by oxygen. Capitol City Welding Co., 1538 Logan Street. Bell 4396 J. , PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING —First class work. Chilcoat Bros., 333 Harris Street. i DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. H. ; CAPLAN CO.. 206 Market street. RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, 25c doz., double edge, 35c doz., razors. 25c. Gorgas Drug Store. QUININE —Look out for that grippe feeling, likely to catch you this 'changeable weather. OUR LAXATIVF. IPHOSFHO-QUININE Will stave it oft if taken in time. Gross Drug Store, 119 Market street. FIf1!NI TUIt E CRATED. 7. . Bishop, 1736 Logan street. Bell 2632 R. J FOR SALE 1920 ADVERTISING CALENDARS BIG BARGAINS IN JOB LOTS CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND LOOK OVER DISPLAY. MYERS MANUFACTURING CO.. THIRD AND CUMBERLAND Sift j ABOVE SHOE STORE * Bell Phone 1577R FINANCIAL SAFE INVESTMENTS SOUND VALUES LARGE NET PROFITS SALABILITY J. K. GREENAWALT. JR.. 130 Walnut Street. Bell phone SIBJ Harrlsburg, P a -^| MONEY TO LOAN ' MONEY LOANED—Employes' Loan Society, Room 206 Bergner Bids., Third and Market streets. 'Licensed and Bonded by the State." i Additional Classified Ads on Opposite Page
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