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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-07
Deaths
These Notices Are Printed in the
evening Ledger Free of Charge

-ssAesshkhAN.-on sesh December 8, 1915, Jo-
az a. = husband OF the late Rosa Ackerman,
80 - years. Relatives and friends, also
~, iuhefal services, on Wednesday after
densa N O'Clock precisely, at his late resi-
CO. -tlf N. Front st. InteFment at
.nssi biken Cholim Cemetery.
is1sa as,.@At Beverly. n. j., on December g.
n b, sSS6hN H.. husband of Hope f. Adams
inFits5 eyth year, Relatives and friends are
Thnrsdt 70 attend the funeral services. on
eofnar ~ AZ p, m, at his late residence,
N rnthuIeh ana WtimertOn sts., Beverly.
anps.,e nleeFment at Coopertown Cemetery.
II5FlIr,Iis;-,-O December g. 1918, ANGELE
Aaasasf1 wife Of Adolph Adameit mee
sssSsas ssraieas are Invited 70 attend the funeral
- ssesii on Wednesday. at D. m. at her
No1tsssssalessnee, SS45 N. 9th st. Interment at
fsssd ~ cemetery. Remains may be
tlpse4on On Iuesday, at 7 p. m.
RfS1a5Ss December 9. 1915, LAW
s. yesFs' husband late Mary .AlplginI, aged
iasassllIan5s iasseaIa e Society. are Invited to attend
LIZ ~ ~ Thursday at $50 a. M, from ms
80 tssiasnee. 3O0 N. b2d st. Interment prI-
A. - dreenmount Cemetery.
Ne oeV9D.-on December 8, 1918. MARY.
Rslstisa. samuel Aregood (nee Dougherty).
As fanss.9 and friends are invited 70 attend
as ists Is.ta On Friday, az 1880 q, m, from
ck5sssh aaas OF Requiem at 81 Jossph's
cllasfsrv~ - a, m Interment at Holy Cross
{ ~ 1rse,Ss.,Z5on srsseg,S,Zon December Q. 1919. FRANK
hlladtsA sAlNsON. aged "a years. Relatives ana
lzl'Iss. are Invited to attend ths fansraI
1szlz = sH ". s5sa4 IS e 2; M AZ ths apart
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MA1E

ATIS2I I,5,2 MIAMI OPEN nor ENGAGEMENT,
GNNIzISG, EsEEsgAMi 10 XXFHs o,Ei ,EEiNP: ,SgR Or
FHlhA REFS. II nli. LEDGER CENTRAL.
BANK CLERK wants accounting bo0kkeeplng
'G8H5GErfp9lr' xxx pnr' clerical cashier work evenings.
B0pHKEEPEt ana stenographer; Young man
,Np,s gimnce for advancement. j ifG
BOOKKEEPER - Young man oy,,cr,or.s,,,,-
knowledge OF stenoEraphy. ID 100. led. OF,
BpI-tIigh school, 10. wants position after
-schooi ana on saturday. u 49, Led. Office.
fAltpENER aud florist, single thoro exp
good refs wishes position. d IL, i.cd. ofdec.'
'aAuEiEbEJ Ii.b:s HmI9nns ,3s Irish ,protcstant. age
Phone @'i!;Sx Fox cSasd cSSaiaoPi Il i' Rising Sun ave
CHAUFFEUR privat, family. good mechanic.
. Years ast rase Lee. 81! &. watts st.
CilAL LFfEIR. experienced. thorough mcchan-
Civil. ENGINEER desires position in technical
or clerical line 40. Ledger Ccntral.'
GARDENER married. wishes sit: gentltHan7s
pi"ce or florist; refs al W. Somerset st.
iTuSEMAN and butler, colorcd, wishes posi-
Nlohi COOK private family. City. suburbs, hos.
reference u -, Ledger Office
Hmn ", aIanesc industrious, general
hsWh. IN small fam; best ref. y. lI}4 Vine.
MACHINE designer, lst-cass, with creative
j 2iS, Ledger Central
Nan cSNl aHH w,G white. Protestanti butler and
e""Ni thorouEhiy capable. II M, Led, on,
housoman and cook refs J I5i., Lcd. cent.
y liSG iaa or yalet experienced; best references.
- IN,, ledger ohice.
REGEINING. SHIPPING AND STOCK ROOM
EShEhh-Man' ~, desires to connect with
yan handle post ot trust ana resp Husticcrr'
tV' Comfy ave, West collnEswood, \. ].
,,.,,,,, ,,.,,, SALESMAN
NTH WI / ~ yldHi LiII-EissTABgLttsHEp is SELL
BIER!EENcGE,, bESIRhEGAA Is RhEAHS SoN&2EhG1Tfh3EN NH2h1 hE
EMa! EMHAyELH LHEtIAStE Hh5dLGrEEET2 EET2UMSF ii REFER: TFft
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VEGETABLES

Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
we're steadily held. Quotations: White pota-
ioes, Pennsylvania, per bush.-Cholce, S5a00c. /;
ian TO coed. IjpTSc. white potatoes. Jersey
peT oasket-No. l Rose, asa 55c.; No. l other
,ees Jersey, per basket-No. |, 400 5Oc.; No. .,
x aag59c' .5l sweet potatoes, Virginia, per bbl.
a,.,9i No. =, jOa75c,; cabbage, Danish. per ton,
EaY; do, domestic, per ton, S5H6; celery,
Hneh York per bunch l5@ 4Oc.: lettuce, Flor
~ VA per basket. Sl.5OH3: do, North Carolina.
~ basket Slg l.ju; beans, Florida, per basket
ss-gsiSS: peas, Florida, per basket, 81 5O435O;
sssplant, Florida, per crate, So 25d2.T5; mush-
''oins. per Alb. basket Sla1.sO
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Mrs. Hannah Blood

slfs' Hannah Blood, 70 years old, of 6337
Greene street, Germantown, died early
MA ,sVaay at her home, following a short
nshess' n,s' She was the widow of John
~ ccioon' who established the John Blood &
-, ~. hosiery mills in this city. She is sur
sHsa py four sons. The funeral will be
IN IN thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
qssehe street address, when the Rev.
senh ps Watchorn, of the Central Methodist
saglseopal Church of Frankford. win Of
!. a.i4e. lnterment will be at the knights
sa,5 5{ythias Greenwood Cemetery. Frank
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

,,.rrrR demand WAS fair and prices ruled
~. =. nnaer light offerings. Following are the
oorpotatIons: Western, solid-Eackcd creamery
ssl iahsy spe'di drsts, 8OnIic.; seconds, 2Gd29c. .
s.g,f6t ss..gsr6y prints. fancy. 3sc.; do. average
hsMU lsS,3ic, DO. hrsts. 3Od32c. do, sec
ssSs grgiglc. jobbing sales OF fancy prints,
iidHc to,
EGGS Choice fresh stock ruled firm with
sefd'' efds rearby extras 3SC. per dOz.. frsts,
si66 per standard case: nearby current re-
teipts, $3.50 per case; western extra hrsts,
S,,ssratng eggs, fancy, STjOMI.S0 per case;
~ brsts. II 20 per case; do, seconds, $3.50
mi 90 ner case: do, Inferior lots, lower; fancy
,slecled candlcd eggs were jobbing at 400
i2r per doE
cHEEsE.-Domand was good and the market
ruled Arm and i,c. higher under light offer.
mss OuotatIous follow: New York, fun
cream. fancy new. 1ThGlTlac.; specials
higher; do. do fair to good, new. l6,2plfc.;
Al mart SKINS ga re.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
nnA1N AND FLOUR

ro.o,pts. 2o2,i4s bushels. The
wHEAITii,.,Erccd ic. with good buying by
rsfset .,d Exporters Quotations; Car lots
EXPORT, elSg1i'2225SSo e5lSSi i22; 30. southern red siis
,enter, Sl.or Sl.su,r no 10. red s1.11al1o; No 3
80 ~ 4. .iTd1 i0i ,relee'eu a. 90
tc'ea - poccip,s. tOGlO bushels Prices ad-
COIN, In sympathy with the West. Gut
yanced lC' ,,uiet. Quotations.: car lots Tor
ifade we u 10 location Western No. vel
lcsal iraSSoo, western steamer yellow tsH'oc'
low, WNoSVo' yellow, IfdfSc.
western ,nreipts. 5S6SS bushels. Demand
OATS M nrIccs advanced lc, under strong-
fas fair ~ W. " dytres Quotations: No. Mhlte.
y western sgtandard white, .iIlgn4Sc;; No; )
inf iglse,: S,iir No { white, ian l9lac, !
rnils. AIS" aots iqaiIc. purified oats graded ~
flSe. poceipts, 1909 bbls. and i,6l433i
F10UR.L,ss' There was little trading, NUT
lbs ,r ~ s,'S We're firmly held. Quotations per ie6
nl I'' wood. Winter clear. 20 log ~, 90. 10
Ms s WS.6a5.GO do, patsspt; a., S2'iIUaodI2' io 40
asy gaSsa clear jqRie ss3aS5 s3?aESS 5d do patent
straight Ju'e e. 6OT = So; spring, hrst clear
Tte @SSkss' jo,. straight, S5.35a 800; DO.
s. 5icaS.3sss' GnS 10: DO, favoIite brands, SGH
patent mills choice and fancy patent,
t2ji elN 40 regular grades, winter, clear
sfGdg2'o,. do do. straight, So3on1'"Oi do''
60, ,l,. rto,-R was quiet. but steady, under
Kit t,,npiies, We quote at S5do.2o per ool.'
- "a quality
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PROVISIONS

.yot ruIed firm with fair
The mS, Sdenend quotations: city beef.
oOsT1s smoked and airdrlsSd 2ta25e West Vest
EN- beel III tenders, smoked and air-dried
knuesse' Western N!e beef knuckles. and tenders
.eg0gdd e0gd 56a27 beef hams cTSg STSdg'Yi5 loose porK
'amly 80 70 skinned loose 12dl2iac.; do. DO.
al.ssj iSai5isc.: other hams. smoke, city
eurei Ls,s,otsd Western cured, lIglIlac.; do;'
hansi aa.i fSo1ecss, 22c picnic shoulders S,,IPo. =.
se5 s5 loose, l2iac Do smoked G'iiC; ioss nelISis5 Iis5
n pickle. fISsosfSst Sy bacon as to brand and aver
% ~. city cured RTGakast c.dqn reaSen eSSS9
Nestelh ~" DO, do. tubs, llc.; lard pure
fierce, o!,is rendered in tlerces 1C.; lard'
tig, ti. ,ity kettle rendered, In TUBS llc'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

"A THRIVING CORPORATION
WITH D1ST1NCTINELY NEw-PATENTEp
ARTICLE. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MEN
WITH FINANCIAL BACKING IN PHILA-
pELPHIA AND SURROUNDING. CITIES
TO HANDLE PATENTED ARTICLE; ONLY
WIDE.AWAKE, ENERGETIC MEN NEED
APpLY; AS, THIS PROPOSITION. BEING
RANTS AN INCOME OF NOT LESS THAN
SlO.oOU PER YEAR. TELEPHONE BE-
NUE-ST TRATFoRD. OR WRITE FOR APP
pOINTME,NT.
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GtiAAlbt'Eth Oftk and waiting, experienced
NJ w. cor. Willow Grove ave. ana Lincoln
Chestnut Hin 81.
CHAMBERwoRK and waiting : Experienced
white Protestant for Media wages SO. Meet
Wednesday, az o'clock.
CHAMBERWoRK ana sewing, exp. white Firg;
reference. Apply Tuesday. 230 Tulpehosken
81, Germantown. Phone Germantown 8I2.
CLOTH WEAVERs wanted. Apply John s
James DobsOn, Inc, Blanket Mills Scottfs
lane, Falls Of Schuylkill,
COCK-Wanted. an experienced cook for a Dri-
by ta Of Swedish sa or SSegig tG%H prefer
dress applications to Miss Hart Irvine Mer-
COOK-Wanted at HaverfoTd. thoroughly com
petenti German or Austrian preferred. Apply
Wednesday morning at 1880. 1923 Walnut 81
Cook..EXperiencsd Protestant cook for small
Address 456. Ledger Central,
GIRLS wanted TO learn paper. box making:
steady work. Cali National Metal Edge Bon
Company. sth and Willow SITS.
HOsIERY-Exp. examiners and members On
Apply VIM. +. Taubel Inc, 18th & Bristol
HOsIERY-ExperienCed knitters and loopers
and learnefsi STEADY work. good pay 1920
HoUsEKEEPER, working. for ,cqlh0iic rec
tory; experienced. capable, Catholic woman;
one in family. II 221. Ledger 6nice.
HOUsEwoRK - Neat. competent girl. white
Protestant. for family ,of 3 small apartment
ereuce required Meet employer FOR Interview
Room go. Public Ledger. Wednesday, al
O'Clock.
HOUsEwoRK-Mid Protestant Wom-
an for country family p meet lady lar inter
view. Room go. Pub. Led. Wed. N O'clock
HOUSEWoRK - White girl; no washing or
Ironing; references required. Call 963 'Ortho-
doX ST., or phone Frankford b34 ID.
HOUsEWORK-Neat Competent white 5irI
In family. city wages Sc. 121. LedT Of
uSEWoRK-Competent white girl IN
family. Call after 10 o'clock. 50i6 Sprude 81
HousEwoRK-Gir wanted; sleep out. Cali
6910 Christian ST.
IRONER-Must live In the house Apply SUI
perintendsnt. Hebrew Orphans Home 19fh
81. and Green lane.
LEDGER cLERk-Afust be neat exp. excsi-
lent penEnani knowledge q bkpg.. must be
aceurate. Apply 20 .Allss Dean. Led. Cent
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REFINED SUGARS

..,..,,or,,, ,q,Icd firm but quiet. We quote:
l lus Az srnuulatcd o. t5c.; standard granu-
i.,eS Esu" q Doc; powdered, G25c; confectioners'
.'v.fo .'nfo. son rradcs 5.30mJ.0Oc.
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positions open to women SO
month, Write Immediately Tor free list. Frank
lin Institute, Dept rs J. rochester N. NJ.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


g 'sNS-, 'fltssS Young woman wishes pos. IN
ihftr.S n best references. 44}, Led. Cent.
e,,,,,t,,,, -. ,,-,,-.5- .,-.-...r :,
cxperienf desires position vjth professional
man, wo Ian or arm; tvpist j S5i, Led Ceit.
-
STENoGt-APHER. bookkeepcr. years tT-
ISiienee IN law. real esta5e. o2nSlnk' Sg1Ipte,1p
VI taxing iuli charEe' y o2'' l.euEet ee"e''''
STENOGRAPuER expert O years experience;
familiar with technical work. good corTe-
spondent and secretary II o4i, lSdser Selll.
STENOGRApHER- Exp, rapid with executive
ability, now employed, desires TO make =
fasi,njlisrt @ Il N eri SfSSSgSHs wishes GOOD
,'S'ttitSat W. ,9'i l,iiiSSt,. "C.ttr55i '
-iosislo'. d 80, l.suset Ssi'l'"i ----
eT-t,N-g,st ,pttt,p -, ,y.r,,5stlo Young
lady ies pos: mod sal ! $50, Led. cent
SIENOGRAIHER, high school graduate; sllSht
SNI,gt.' WilunE To learn ls2o n. 'tn ~ ~,
SIENOGRAbHSR cNper In general once
work. des. POS. immci. j 35i, Led. cent
- hEsh neat t4BtvG4S' sCc,rS
W. I'Iia typlsts Try me. - s'2 Leo. Seii'.
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WITH THE CAPITAL.
TO MANUFACTURE A PATENTED -CusH.
ION RIM FOR AUTOMOBILE WHEELS
METAL; MIiEELs! RELIABLE. CHEAP
ABLE. EASY TO PUT ON: no BOLTS OR
SCREWS USED IN FfXINd RIMS TO THE
WHEELS. ]. II. HubLIN. i55 NORTH
18TH STREET WRITE FOR FURTHER
1EFORMATION
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General

''el ON TINS serNIee'
a.,..,,
,.IVpp>,,tr,,,I,- ,-i,,.,,,- ,,,, o., ,.,r,o, s75
month Write imimediStely ior free list. Frank
--- Ll-IL- use. LepI. - .. uo-ne--- ~ -
.
iEi1F " AN l f. Iu ALE
AUTOMATIC. OPERATORS. .grilr,v 10 and
9stty2ng 9rsstt yGngi %ui%"ai MACHINE hands wamtGd'
'''' wv .--.----------
hEMGl mq@dcrs G w2nSoa g Apply James Parker
RouKI(I;rrER wanted for !, pnper house.
= aOi. Ledger Ofa.c
RoA-bright enereege boy, about 10 year, ,o2 9t
Ledger Oi1cs.
hSSih; MHtsi over 49, work In fruE store
CABlNErMAkER wanted. Inquire W. Am
3, ,,O,y' ~, -a' il.n south 80 St.
Furnit,rc SnrnIs1 INK NplIb ave-
CAHINETMAKERs HELTERs wanted Apply
: Lincoln =, narriars CO. i'Th st : Lohish ave.
CASE EITrERs v,srIsy, w"reI &p"y M, Lincoln Furn.
tarc comp5Gy 18th and ffSchish ave. Ven =
SrGs di,soSn GSS hTS T "'hIISn AWy J2nn J2nrnntts
iapc' Faii4 soy 'scbnyi,,ii i'''N'' M"'S' scout
nt,,% s,'>S,,[,.,
lPiTTGn' ioTelfn ana aom,stdt ines; 3harSSter;
rdnfga,nnu anu lMdusfrg S5IenIial AIsr'ss IN IN
Hons n,c " And salary ToS i4 "Pbiocin6ia
fNdtNnH- -%9ontcd, Mhite thrmer nC,wfSGn nrCo,,NwSfS1nt
SnolcncSi ET IN I al In9 toT IU; nr T ncdipg Eun
ip pE and G@rng for sos2tne enEipSs 1r "Td I'D
take the lead in ali work and see that It is
done according to owners Instructions, whose
interests he Viii he expected to look after at
TO such a man viii be given q permanSnt
and c9miorta1lc home and compensation con
p. o. fiox 4oo, West Chester, Pa
men only Apply standard Roller Bearing
TO-. lNth and Merton ave. .
LALNpRY MMANi able 70 manage small % iaun-
intcndont Hebrew Orphans Home, 18th and
Green lane: .-.-.-.
practical experience as machinist Address,
W',i ,u't p'' ' -
Gttcrs and "a ani7hsEs he's 9qa ma, milling machine
hthuS. -'', i.t"F,I o'''',' -,
SOMETHING GpoD TO SELL. CALL ON
Mn 50 SiEHT t,GT t. "A "a ~" = W AI'NCt So
AND HE Will DO THE REST,
and JlmSs. Dobson qc, Blanket Mills, scott
TuTuR-Hlgh-class man Tor boy Of Is. to
accompany student to ncayby resort. Sub
ieots: History, Algebra, German and Eng
lish. rGicrGh e SeIulIES,ga; H'"'' s'"rE' Az
"''SS VI -"'' T''7'i ''''se'
position in office OF large grocery house.
salary TO start 81 per week! state age and
experience Address !. q, boN l2SG.
WANTED.Au experienced man to take in
ySntnry III sSnsrmi iherThffn''Ie WI Store on ont
ul ,'S' bNc 'e'e''"N'S' f''' i-'"s'' |'"-
-, =, 4, y ,,,t ,,,t
,,i,ist ba nc,t enI arr,ir,te. stata ig,.
,cro,rn F nnyS 'ia rarcrSnrcS and goitr,;
dCaired ! iii Tedgcr Central
Y-gIrNc MAN abnnt n yr.,ra og NO., cxnorI-
cnced on laying ur cloth in shirt factory
RONforl Knitting Co. Randolph x jefferson
-r,rgt-rlrss sbaot p,ctaI yyorl,re wanted
Come ready for work.
DU PONT COMPANY
rLANI 10.
It..S S.>SSits''N u, y. d. -----
Gep.roI
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YOUNG MAN desires to connect with rcput-
able concern, preferably wholesale tjeweIry,
steel automobile, UtC.l. thoroughly rOmpa-
tent and experienced; capable Of producing;
references. 3j2. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, good education, with three
years experience In StenOgrIphy, etc. famil-
lar with chemical terms and routine office
work, desires stenographic position, 353.
Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, steuographer and typewriter.
general office work, wishes position Address
W. A.. 22j North 3i ST,
YOUNG MAN wishes clerical position. expert
onccd; Al reference. ~. Ledger Central.
HAVING SOLD MY FARM desire a position
10 take charge OF farm Eentlemans country
place; near city; understand greenhouse.
poultry and gardening. II odb, Ledger Cent.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. NICHOLS. 1926 Bsinbrldge. has compe-
tent French Swiss, German buffers, second
also young German cooks mattresses, cham
bermatds, gOyernesses, ladies' maids nurses.
hOusemaids, with references, Phone Locust
2l3O
EDUCATIONAL. and Domestic Employment
Club, 22l $. Sydenham ujth- Walnut)-ENcel-
lent cooks, mattresses, nurses, goVeTnesses,
hOusfkeepers buffers supplied
WANTED-Cook, housework girls, half grown
girls and girls for institutional work. First
class helm want positions. Miss Rose Dough-
erty, 1873 Girard ave.
MADAME ASHE, French Employment Bureau.
1888 Christian st-keliable help supplied and
wanted; an natonalittes Prot. and Cath.
WANT young cooks ana housework girls, city
or country; supplies 1st-Class help. Mary r.
Mccarthy, 9lOT Christian. Locust l3al,
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YOUNG MAN, engineering graduate desires to
Locate with responsible firm. with oppor-
Ing details OF business. J iiJ. Ledger
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

er, formerly "Shinto.V
anxiety 10 hls platoell
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERWoRK and waiting, experienced
TThi{S woman 1 best reference required; Call
drive, Chestnut Hill. Carfare paid or phone
Chestnut Hill g. ~ F
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General
AGENTS

AGENTS wanted to sell graphopones and disc
recOrds good money: exclusive territory
given. For information address ImI eTtal
Ph0nogruph Co., Inc, Poughkcepsie, y, Y.
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First Sandwich
you we'll?
second Sandwich
amt mueh money
lobsl
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STOP! LOOK AND LISTEN!
We buy Old autos In any wrecked CONDITION.
Get uur price before YOU sell them, Phone or
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tEAFINe

REALrH HEAT Is better
Asteam or bog water. Pura
Arinal moisture. MAXIM.
b nt, Phila
Al. ~ 80 Fsss
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AUTOMOBILES

BUICK AND FORD CAR. bargains. as-3O
y. 5jth 1t. Belmont GT42.
CADILLAC, 1913. touring car; overhauled and
repainted; full equipment; price STia- AUTO
SALES CORPORATlON, l42 n. Broad ST.
COLE, 1913, G-eylinder. T-pass touring, ex.
cellent condition, newly painted STOQ~-
LOCOMOBiLE, 2il+ Market st. Locust $50.
II. a. JENKS, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
COLE, 1915. DEMONSTRATORS.
SLIGHTLY USED. FOR SALE
l., 5. BOWERS CO.. 245-il y. BROAD ST.
S-G-N, l9l4, touring equipped with electric
gear shit starter and lights newly plldred
dud overhguled. /. d1i, Ledger Central.
WHITE, 1912 T-passeuger, G-cyllndcr touring,
In good condition mechanically; tires In EpO3
condition, }, C. MOSER 2l6 n. BrOdd 81.
All Cars Bought for Parts
sCHoBER. 33ii-43-45 MARKET
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
or USED CARS
GORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 23S n. BROAD
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
CARPET CLEANING

OINTMENT
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
2OTH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell phone Locust 1000
WEST PFIII.A. MONARCH STORAGE co.
NEST P'IHILA' .,e-o &c, PEI, ,YSAARP' AVE
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rREssmAKINa AND MILLINERY

HEMSTITtHI.IG, 10 cents yard; all mate
rails \. REICHARD, 1lt3 CHESTNUT ST.
PICTORIAL. REVIEW PATTERNS
DRESSMAKING taught, short, practical, mex
pensive course; patterns cut, 5Oc. Mac
Dowel, 307 Denckla Bldg, nth and Market.
POTTER SCHOOL. OF DRESSAIARING; daily
ana evening sessions i435 Girard ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-07

WE REMODEL your old jewelry into the lat
est designs at factory prices, MARTIN w.
ABRAMS. I'll SAMSON St, Philadelphia.
Bt'Y diamonds, iewolry and pawn tickets for
cash. Apply 2.3O TO $50 p. m. VIM, Flick.
Room 3O3. 025 Chestnut st.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-12-31
Christmas hftermath.

The results Of Two much Christmas
were aired in the Court of Justice
Southerland on Tuesday when ........
Middleton, was tried on the charges Of
assault. disorder'y conduct aud drunk
enness. From the testimony in the
case the trouble was result of imbib-
ing in little too much whiskey. The
defendant was found guilty aud SEN
fenced TO the House Of Correction for
fifteen months.
One OF the noticeable incidents Of the
affair vas one Of the aTdeut and active
workers for local option acting in the
capacity Of chief adviser to the accused.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-12-31

IS local appl cations, as they cannot
reach the disease portion of the ear =
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is c used BY an infiamed con
dition Of the mucous | ining 81 the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube IS
inHamed you have rumhling sound or
imperfect heating, and when it is en-
tireiy closed, Deafness is the result, aod
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and til tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out Of ten are oaus-
I'd by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an
iuhammed condition OF the mucous SUE
faces.
We viii give 0ze Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness eaused by
eatarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
Senp for circular. free
4. j. CHENEY s Co, Toledo, ONO
Sold by draa2ists l9c.
Take Hsiii. fsfnfis glis Tor constipa-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-12-31
re go..u ssNaMA

Christmas has come and passed
The alleged peace party from this
country to Europe is ACROSS the waters
practically stranded and Henry Ford,
the arch automobile man, is feigning
sickness and returning home Just
suclta condition Of all ,ifs as have
been expected In one sense, tie Ford
scheme, ale ed to stop che European
war was a success, in another sense, q
miserable failure as to any one Of com
mon sense expected. As an adveris-
ing scheme for Ford's automobiles the
proposition was success and to our
mind, and we thought 50 from
the very first announcement q The
plan, the trip across the ocean under
slcA spectacular circumstances was in
tended % The part cs Ford be poth-
ing m re. Asa ten strike 70 stop THE
war bow could anything be accom-
plished ?
Who is Henry Ford that he should
have babe ths War; ora stand still 2 l.
he statesman boz he occupy any
place 10 the e.vis or political World t.
Justify ewes the highest notice, much
less &c cause the powers that command
the momenteous armies Of great ma
tions t. cease tribalanon. He certain
ly does not Uatil the past yeaI when
be suddenly grew rich selling ma
chine faa that attracted The American
market no such a man was known to
exist. How hen could he stop a great
WARP Nonsensel 70 our iniud FROM
the iirst, il there was nything 60 tue
project, it was au effort to make more
notorious the Ford automobiles ahd
thus create a greater market and make
Henry Ford richer man The scheme
worked Henry Ford and his machines
are advertised the world over. Aud
this accomplished the promoter, is re-
turning homeward, feiguing sickness,
70 his factory to push his business, q
a grs7ter success.
Il is a delight to know however, that
our Governor had too much common
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