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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-28
Deaths

ABBoTT.-on October 25. 1915, HARVEY
and friends are invited to attend the funeral
Iesdsase % 24oS Moh h az es Se p4
vate.
APPEL. = On octoper z7, 1915, ALEX
N3ER sgss n husband vesSs Of the late 5ze
4 also sheklnah Ledge, No. 249; F.. and A. M.
are invited to attend the funeral. on sunday
~ At 10 a. M from his late residence, 720
sAs terry.
z AgsTIN:mon October 20. 1915. EMMA
FRYSNFE s:rvIoss Etdo% On e r,dsY lanes Austin
ir her late residence, S4Ss Greene St. German
AUsTON. On October 20, 1915, MARY
Ell EadzABETH a Is wife isDd. Of John n9 ATst9n
Syed 70 attend funeral services ~ e. f3q Fdsy 81
Bar 3s2o chestnTt e nteTme@t nj PysF Prvste H.
II BACON.-on October 26, 1918, BERTHA,
"a, wife Of Harris Bacon and daughter of the
years. Relatives and friends. also members
Of the reorganized Church Of the I.atter-day
Saints, are invited to attend funeral services
!. las W. LiDpincott st. interment private at
viewed on Friday. after p. m.
!. B0LToN.-on october 2e. 1915 CATH
q Chester. Pa Relatiyss and friends aeis are IL,
Nv Hugh nj rye &SaSIssS 5s.?ssi' ass%6as es9 sSP-la
D bate Heart Cemetery, Chester. Automobile
y funeral.
i, BURNs.-on October 27, 1918. JAMES T.
sf1 BURNS. Relatives and friends, also Pales-
dHs Chapter q r A &C.. g. No 2aS ss and m Mat
M. are invited to attend the funeral services.
dence, s55 9. 44th st. interment at West
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
CANTWELL.--On October 20, 1915, FRAN
CES IT,, daughter of Richard and Anna Bott
j Cantweli, aged IL years and months Rea-
tives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, on Friday, at 1880 a. M, from her
\ psrsnts' residence, ls4 Race 81. High Mass
~ a. m. precisely. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
CLARK.-on October u.s. 1918. MARY ]. W.,
~ widow OF John CLARK and daughter of the
late George and Susanna Price. Relatives
and friends are invited 70 attend the funeral
sa residence, 171S North Front st. Interment
n At North Cedar HIN Cemetery.
- C0L4LlNs.--In West Chester, Pa, October
s 70. JOANNA COLLINS, 815 New ST. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend the
High Mass at 81. Thomas Church Ivy Mills,
At 10 a. m. Interment at Ivy Mills Cemetery.
c0kLEY.-On October 2T, 1918. PATRICK.
John and Rose Coniey, OF County Donegal,
oeeS sssae o. 1a the ssered Heart so nnd
Holy Name Societies OF ST. Francis de Sales
Church, and all other societies OF which he
was member, are invited TO attend the
hs sts G PsssshSe 21s p psseRa ave SON
emn Mass OF Requiem at Church OF 81.
Francis de Sales. at 10 a.. m. Interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery
DEVER--On Octoper 20, 1915. JAMES, hus-
band OF Catherine Dever tnee MecormaeE.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS 1926 cambridge st has conape.
tent buteIs, second men, huusemen. Swiss
German, French. English couples; cooks $50
10 ST5; Mattresses, Chambermaids, Swedish
cook and waitress, parlormaids, goyernesses
ladies' naids nurses, laundresses, etc
Wanted, 10 o clock, German cooks. EnRlfgh
golernesses, French ladies. maids Irish cook
anC waitress, together. 81; parlormaids for
country, kitchenmaids, housemalds. refer
ences required, Phone Locust 2iaO.
COCKS chambermaids uhildnurscs, nouseWork
girls, man aud wife want IOsitions Wanted
cook Tor catholic rectory. Miss Rose Dough-
erty, 1913 Girard ave.
HOWARD'5 SELECT BUREAU. .l2i Locust.
supplies and wants Young women. all ma
tonalities. for private house service. Spruce
$3.50.
MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY, 2iO7 Christian
doc. 1899, supplies a. wants 1st-csss Prot,
cath. male female help. all nationalities.
MADAME ASH, French Employment Bureau
1888 Christian st.-Reliable help supplied and
WanteI; all nationalitics. Prot and Cath.
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Veteran Dies Suddenly

e,,sAlexander NJ. Appel 70 years old, of
i f8 North Goth street, veteran of the Civil
.hwar, died suddenly yesterday. Mr.. Appel
for years was in the shirt-manufacturing
\ business at 10th and Filbert streets He
!, Is survived by a widow and three chill
dren. He was prominent in Masonic cir
\ cles and for years was treasurer of the
Soldiers and Sailors Home at Erie Pa.
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OBITUARIES
MRS. JANE HALE HARMER
Widow of Former Auditor of the
Custom House

Mrs Jane Hale Harmer, widow of
iSGeorge w. Harmer, who was for 35 years
q auditor of the Customs House here, sue
-scumbed to an illness of two years at her
Fsrhome, 1929 Greene street. Germantown,
.s,btoday Mrs. Harmer was 69 years old.
isc She was an active member of the Epis-
q eopal Church of st. Peter, in German
~ town, and well known for her charitble
" lhctivities Her husband died 12 years
sAago. The latter father, A. c. Harmer,
FTSas a member of Congress-
y ~ Mrs. Harmer is survived by two broth
rs.ers, Edward and George Hale. She was
"a native of Pittsburgh and will be buried
-ssthere after funeral services have been
held here tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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sTENoGRAPHERs. ROoKKE KEEPERS
CLERKS and Office help Of al Kind can be
securpd through our COMMERCIAL DE
PARTMENT at Ledger Central, Write or
telephone your requirements TO Miss Dean -
Walnut 80OO-she viii put you In touch with
Young ladies qualified by education ability
and experience to meet your needs. This
is free service to Ledger advertisers
unique, valuable, convenient and very salts
factory.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

sTENOuRAPHER. three years experience;
canable willing. can furnish best tct., nc-
mres CENTRAL locstion. " 34i Ledger Central
srENOGRApHER. competent and accurate
would consider moderate salary with oppor-
turity. reference, y SIS. Ledger Ofhce.
SrENOgRAPHER and asst. bookk per ~
Nrs' eNp.; Will icm ahil VI $50 Led. cen.
NGgRApHbR and assistant bookkeeper.
years experience. 4O4, Ledger Othte.
SrENOGRApUER--C Cap. hiph schl grad, with
yrs oxp., des. cent. locatu. Sai. Led.Con.
WASHING at home or house cleaning; FIRST
class reference 1915 n. Taylor.
YOUNG LADY, exp clerk knowl. OF stenoE-
raphy, capable, willing U5l. Ledger Cent.
YOUNG GIRL wishes position as chamber
maid best reference. Gail 22iG Rittcnhouue
st., on phone Locust 22G7 ".
MILE. BERTHE I'LL Walnut. desires school
work and private pupils in conversational
method.
ITALGAN-Ref young lady, Milsnese teaches
children; also grown-ups. J. li0, Led. Cent.
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HELP WANrEn-MALE


CARPENTERS wanted can 22it North "a
CASE FILTERS wanted. Apply Lincoln Fur
niiure company, inth and Lehigh ave.
CLoFH WEAvERs wanted. Apply John a
lanes i}obson inc. blanket Mills, Scott
COACHMAN-GRouM Must be eood rider
also o. able to run small automobile. give
WSSl,g,h,i salary and references. u 1oi. Ledger
COST CLERK WANTED Permanent position
YIN manufacturing concern az HaBetstow n.
eesn-esnnfa sna aS5iSfsG ady9nee msnt Gro 6rishk
a. H. leas4 Two years experience IN cost keep
man and queE and Sccurafs Gs al ' nss sG1s no
Sonsiderauon will be given except applicant
ence. age and salary expected 10 start; cor
TgstOdnuIinSSs me- CONFIDENTIAL Address J. a2l,
EisECT ECTRlCIAN,Wan ist-class au-around
power ana uHhting man: one who can repair
armatures and miscellaneous electrical work;
company NJ ilg. Ledger Central.
ERECTING ENGINEER wanted. experienced
Flease Apply the krebs Pigment and Chem
leal Company, Newport Del.
FRAMEMAkERs- men. on window and
uoor T8nts' Planing mill 9Th and Iioga'
LAYERS, naiers and scrapers on parquetry
Tools. Haney, White Company, Broad and
sale grocery office to assist in billing dept ;
experienced preferred; state exp. and salary
desired, so, Ledger Branch, 1900 Green,
OFFICE BOY-Aged Is to is. must be bright
and accurate, northwestern part of the city.
Employment office, Edward G.. Budd Mig.
Co, 25th and Hunting Park ave.
PAPER BOX CUTTERS good chance; thor
oughy comp, men. Apply Sth and Willow sts.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTERS AND
RETOCCHERS
ENperlenced printers and retouchers wanted
at once. Photo -Crafters. s. T. cor. 18th an 1
SAMSON SITS.
Statesmen to handle hgh-grade commodi-
ties; state experience and references I'm first
letter II GAG, ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER-Y man, having expert
erce In real estate; state particulars and sal
AIRY desired. 75S, Ledger Central
STOCK SALESMAN wanted must have clean
record and refs; attractive offering preferred.
with liberal bonus of common. quick results
city work only. II $40, Ledger Central
WANTED
Hand and automatic screw machine opera
tors: 4S-hour shop; no labor troubles.
,,,ry,Apply ,Empl9ylmepit Agency.
AMERICAN GRAPHOpHONE COMPANY
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
WANTED, % young men, between the ages
OF Is and p, for moving picture work for
the nCNt few days. Franklin studio 20 E
Herman St, Germantown.
YOUNG MAN. exp on ender; also opcrator ON
scoring mach. Apply schoettle's, 3iO Florist.
I We REQUIRE THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCDE Statesmen FOR OUR Fi-RNi.
LIRE DEPARTMENT. APPLY sI-pERiN
tEENdipENT"S OFFICE, y. SNELLENBURG
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE tor like trIO
one time .......................... 1bc.
Three times one week .............. t2iho.
SlN times one week .................... 1Oc.
situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line
Place your order for three or
more times and il will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
one or two time rate for EVENING LEporn
ana PUBLIC LADDER combined IL 10 cents Der
uno WIN the exception OF Help Wanted and
situaUons Wanted. which IL 10 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Tor like this)
which IL permitted in all elassihcations en-
ccpt help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Ierponals, Boarding ana Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE 10 ANY OF ABOVE
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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AGENTS
Wanted
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIp

REPRESENTATIVES, - One wanted in each
school and college pub. or priD to represent
nanuIacturer OF class pins. NJ 9Ol Led on
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

A INh hahI
BOOkkEEPERS, CLERKS AND STENOG-
hAiHERS seeking positions viii receive val
unDlc information and exceptionally helpful
SERVICE by consulting Miss Dean, Ledger
central, by personal interview or letter. She
VIA aid you with your ad, list your qualih-
cations in the COMMERCIAL DEPART-
MENT and use every EFFORT TO locate post
uon Tor YOU During the month Of September
s5 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE. which is free to
Ledger advertisers.
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A YOUNG MAN from the country and at pres
ent a student. needs work to help him
through; he was general mechanic in fhe
School he attended, is adept at fixing
Jocks; he can do Carpcntering plastering ar
any repair work about building; he is
willing TO take care OF furnace and do of her
work about the house for moderate compen.
sation Address Gustavus Ricketson, T. M
Z. A., 1921 Arch St
HAElNG an office position which is undosir-
able on account OF environment ana ezra lie
nature OF employer, I desire TO change and
engage at moderate salary private seCre-
tHry and travelling companion, American
born; Protestant; unmarried. PHYSICAL
sound; aged 80: height, G it, weight 10
references present and past employers for -
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LATIN AMERICA.

Young man, 25,, good appearance, with ex-
eCutiNe ability, years clerical and 4 wears
selling experience. with knowledge Of Span
ish, desires connections with concern having
GOOl Spruce,
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO teach Spanish 10
correspond in Spanish, as hookkeeper or as
slstant or 10 translate from Spanish into
English. or vice versa, or from Italian or
French into English Address j. C. Nj, l32g
Arch street.
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING
Thirtieth Year
THE JOHN RHOADS CO..
13s N. Holly 81, West Phia.
CARPET BEATING, Sc. YARD
co MT / n E.Ner a \ -
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
GOTH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell phone. Lueust 1850.
WEST PHlLA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEST PHIIsA, Sc. PER YARD
WEST PHILA. 3s7O-T2 LANCASTER AVE.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
HIGHEST spot cash paid for diamonds ana
ieWelIy also pawn 7tiokets bought for cash
Apply 80 10 80 p m. VIM Flick, ROOM
3O3. g25 Chestnut 81.
WE REMODEL your old jewolry into the iat-
est designs al factory prices MARTIN ".
ABRAMS. ~ SAMSON ST., Philadelphia.
Other Classified Ads on Next Page
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will require the services
OF IL men on election night November 2 TO
list and add correctly: six hours work Ap-
plicants will please address c. r. A p g.
Box 50i, Phila., I'm own handwriting and
state phone number.
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BOYS, i8 or over. 10 work in wall paper fac
tory. Apply at once, Becker. Smith x Page
Water ana Snyder ave
CABINETMAKERS wanted. Apply Lincoln
Furniture Co. 18th Vt, and Lehigh ave.
CABINETMAKERs helpers wanted. Apply
Lincoln Furniture Co, 10th and Lehigh
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cARrFNrrRs ARR, wanted can asii North
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AUTOMOBILES


fiEBCl-ARROW. As 81. r. o cyliadcr. sub
urban domed model B-3 1Dl4 equal 20 ueu
SiaOo. fun modern equipment. n 6f9, Lsdetr
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SINNER 10. Everett
Edward Dalton. 90. ma,aui. u. C. and
Marie saihissn. ~. Seattle
birth.
Mrs aud Mr.. o. johnson. 1ste itrd ave.
" son. January .
xrs aud Mr ~ A. Decourcy. ;i2T W.
wheeler O. son. January :.
Mrs and NJ Harry u Crowley. 1and
ase. ". and W. Newton At. son. peesm-
ber -.
Mrs. and Mr. Alex Tunla. ;tsT itth
ave w. daughter. December 20.
Mrs and Mr. G. Frank. staI Thorndyke
ave. daughter. December a.
Mrs and Mr.. A. u. Matthissen. 7t''
Wilson ave. son. August 20
Mrs and Mr.. J A. Mefeais toit itth
Ave X r. son. September "a
Mr. and xf. ~ K Swap ,7,i itih
ave X ". daughter. October ..
Mrs and ar l.. Gross. t7ti 10Th ave.
\. daughter. October .
Mr. ard Me- o BAXTER. sseT
ssh ~. son October IL.
ME- and NJ " A. MuisAaA- stst Fifih
ave y. y. daughter. November IS
Mr. and Mr.. Lewis y. Scott. ,sie ieth
ave X. y. son. December -
Mrs and Mr.. X Rudxirff. se2 ft'h ave.
daughter. January 20,
Mrs and Mr. ~ sArssris. Stacy 81. ard
whsfeorn ave son. January 10.
Mr.. ard Nj a. vsilesantro. 1873 ssh
ave. n. daughter January 10
Mrs. aud Mr. y. Fioriie. sis ss,h ave
~. daughter, January ~,
Mr.. ana NJ v. vnirske. ssss Du-
wArni.h ave. son. January 10.
Mrs ana Mr.. 9. Lirssman. 7sst i1th
ave. son. January -
Mr. and Mr.. Taylor Andersen. stss
second ave. W. daughter. January ~
Mrs and Mr.. y A Roberts. tit .eth
ave. X. con. January a..
Mr. anf Mr. . ~ Harrison. 1891 goth
ave =. o.. daughter. January -.
Mr. and Mr. ~. y. Babin. as Eighth
ase. X. daughter January 10.
Mr.. ard Nj }. r. cummins. stts stth
ave. x y. daughter January 80
Mrs and Mr. Aauriiz Wsksler. i7T itth
ave daughter January n.
Mrs and Mr.. n A. Evans .ti, Warren
ave. son. January ~
Mrs and Mr.. r,dsar Norton. 'Tit ss,h
ave. W. aagsh,sr. January rs.
Mrs and Mr.. u. Aimoaslino. 1897 Jack
son At, daughter. January 10.
Mrs and Mr.. r. G. Hahne, tsi3 Nay
nard ave. son. January ~.
Mrs. and Mr. NJ. Cherrdes I'll y. ssth
- son. January 20
Mrs and Mr. G. a. M.ess. 500 W. 18th
ct daughter. January -.
Mrs and Mr.. =. Pcmberion. ssis Sixth
ave X. W. son. January 10
Mrs and Mr. John Ciseski ssss Wood
lawn ave. daughter January 20.
Mr.. and Mr.. n ". Day. ss7 18th ave.
y w daughter ianuarf ~.
Deaths
Thomas DAILY. ~, Providence hospital.
January -
Martin " Morris, n. Seattle General
hospital. January 20.
Edward ". johnson. as city hospital.
January 20.
John Hutton %. 81. EAstake ave. Jan
uars so
william r. cood.. IS. tsss orea. ST.
January -.
H. VI. Duden. male. age unknown. Kins
county hospital January 20.
Eric Jacobson, &C. king county hospital
January 90
Divorces Granted
Katie Hsndrickson from william r,
Hsndricksen,
sophia Rutschow from william Ru,s-
chow
Anton a. sornr from Mary scrng
Divorces Asked
Alma Johnson vs. Geo, johnson. cruel
". Jessie Williams vs.. Dudley Williams.
des~rtion.
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BY FREDERICK PALMER

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CORNER

Stalls :, 3. s. 7. Eastern hams. lse H.;
fancy bacon. aoc III leaf lard. lie 10. I;
pot roast. Sc 60 iehc ID, ground bone for
chickens lbs. s5c: sirloln and round
steaks. iSc ID. Stalls 1s-2s. fresh butter.
ssc H.; best butter lbs. 6ac: oregon hut
ter see III; large cans milk. 2Sc; cot
tage cheese Toe III. peanut butter lbs.
csc. Stall ~. salmon. , lbs. CSC. herring
lbs, sSo; crabs. for 95c. salmon trout.
iTc ID; black cod. : his csc. Stalls 1875.
; lbs. beans 2bc; Jersey butter. lbs ssc:
blackberry Jelly, &c glass: B lbs. prunes.
sso: 10 bars laundry SOAP, 25e; fancy
plums, Zoe can
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Stalls TT-ss. fresh pasteurized milk. 90
at. &c pt stall II, lbs. sugar. ASc,
prize in each package. stall IS shoes re-
soled. see 60 T6c. Stall ~. 3 SC pkgs
toothpicks. lee 3 &c sacks salt. Zoe; Z
boxes matches. Zoe. stan 1897, lamb
chops. Toe ID shoulder lamb. &c III East !
srn hams, iso To- Stall 1871. dry picked
chickens aoo ib,; pig hams. Ice 10.
Stall 70, cranberries. ioc ID: honey, 100
comb; figs. for &c; ieiaons Toe dor
stalls and 2, potatoes. s5c cwt., deliver
ed; oranges. doz. ?Sc Stall 1903. bluinx
and ammonia. . bottles i6c: Isc can.
pineapple. Toe: assorted fruits. cans sSc.
stan 9. steel cut chnffles- coffee. sSc and
zoe pkg.
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Farmers sections Yakima potatoes. 7bs
sack and up: celery. punches &c; greer
onions punches &c. lettuce, heads Sc
stall as. creamery butter. 500 h.; con.
denced milk. cans 26c. full cream
cheese zoe 10. Stall 10. apples. Sc don,
sweet oranges, Toe don. bananas. lSc dob
and up. grapefruit. for sbc stall SIS
comb; cream cheese. zoe Ii. Stall S.
fresh herring. lbs Toe. salmon trout .
lbs. 2bo: Finnan haddie. ? lbs aSc. Stall
II. home made pics, loo each; hot dough.
nuts iac doz
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Frederick Palmer
Writes for United
Press From Europe

NOTE--Fred~rick Palmer was se-
Ieeted by the American Press ssso-
Citations 10 r~pr-~~nt the United
state. with the British army. lie IL
now nj the front by invitation Of the
French government lie 10 the ser-
ond American who has b~~n allowed
Ia TO to the frnnf. The first was
William Philip Sim. Of the United
Press. Who last fall Travelled over the
whole French front.
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PUBLICMARKETS


stall az. large cans milk asc prunes
sc H. anchovies, zoe 10. Stall 20s. 4
lbs navy beans. soc; lbs. pink beans,
ssc. lbs popcorn. 2sc. Stall sac. winter
rhubarh. Sc H.. artichokes, for asc
Spanish onions. SC ID. Stall 81. hallbut. ;
lbs ssc: whole salmon. 2sc. fresh her
ring. DC 10. Stall is. best lemons. soc
don soft shell walnuts. ibc H.. dry
onions, s lbs lee Stall io5. cream brick
cheese. zoe 10. iimhurger cheese, a5c ID
fun cream cheese g0c H. stalls t2s-la2.
Norway mackerol. for lsc. apple butter.
lbs csc; ripe olives s5c at
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RECEIVERS SALE

'wo-room restaurant. with stororoom and
kitchen. fully equipped. siiverware.
glassware aud crockery for n tables.
seating - persons. two Hidshoards.
large iccbos. range, counter and show
eases. large stock canned goods and
supplies. Success Restaurant 706.T0S
Madison At, Seattle Thursday. Feb
ruary g. 1915. at 10 q. IN Sealed bids
must he filed with receiver before Wed
nesday, February A. 8 D. M Sold un
der order OF Judge Mitchell Gillian.
Superior Court King County
JAMES w. THOMSON.
Receiver
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Yakima potatoes. Was. delivered, soft
shell almonds and walnuts. lbs. 2sc.
stall $. mincemeat and peanu, butter.
lbs. 2bc: tomatoes. ioc can. s0e olive OIL.
gee; fresh ranch eggs , don. Csc. stall
iee. laxative biscuits. 2bc pkg; pkgs
cluster raisins. sSc. Stalls 24-as. IS lbs.
sugar. si.oo; flour. si.sh sack. cans
milk. skc: Sc bars soap. ssc; cans
milk ebc
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VIII Hold Mass MeetIpo

A mass meeting will be held
Wednesday night at the Labor tenn
pie to protest against the proposed
bill in the legislature to abolish the
S-hour law for women. The meet
ing will be convened at s y. IN. In
room ZOE.
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stalls to .. steer slrioin steak. lsc Id.
fresh sparsribs lac 10, pork back bones,
10 lbs 2kc stall H. halihut, Ice 10.
smeit. lee ID. sole. lbs. ibc. Stalls
1911, cabbage, l2so H.. Yakima pota-
toes II lbs .Bc. stall ~. loc loaves
bread. ibc; Heinz sauerkraut SC Id.
stall 10. fancy lemons dos. aSc; sunkist
oranges. doE. gSc, stalls is-14. Toe
pkg mincemeat &c; his. sugar, ttc
4. .lb pepper. Ice. fancy glass shaker In
ciuded: lbs 2Sc Magnet coffee. csc.
stall IS. fancy Plymouth storage eggs, 22c
dox
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stan .. shoulder lamb, loc III pot
roast, 12tsc H., pig kidneys, &c h.. best
veal and pork roast, i2bc lb' sparerihs
1sMc h., compound, lie h., pork steak
lie 10 stall sh. sweet sunkist oranges
dox csc; extra sweet oranges. Ice dos I;
honey. leo comb grapefruit for gbc /;
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Rt the office Of the Bureau Of Light.
houses. Department OF Commerce
Washington. -. @. until o'clock n
M, February -, 1918. and then opened,
for furnishing, for fixed sum. this
materials ana labor OF all kinds neces.
sary FOR the construction. equipment.
completion ana delivery ~ two single
screw, steel, OF engine propeller light
vessels. noe i0i and toe. FOR use on
the Atlantic coast. TO an authorized
representative " the Bureau OF Light.
houses, at tho builders wharf blank
proposals and particulars may he OBJ
tained by addressing tho Commissioner
OF Lighthouses. Washington. ID c.
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De awhile. 20. seattle
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Lyman. seattle
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