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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23
OFFICIAL CALL MONEY RATE
CUT TO PER CENT. BY LOCAL BANK
New High Records for Pennsylvania Steel Common and
Baldwin Locomotive Stock and Bonds
Latter May Be Called

heard. II was said, for instance, that
the du Points output was sold out as far
ahead as 1917 and that new and even
larger plants were contemplated. That
the profits on war orders are not all they
are sometimes supposed TO be was Illus
trated today, by the member OF an inn
portant local industrial concern, which
recently sublet a large contract for
shrapnel shells to a smaller company
out of the FIRST consignment Of 5000 shells
turned out by the latter only 200 passed
the inspector, and the remainder were
thrown In the scrap heap. This, or
course, Is an exceptional case, but never
theless gives food for thought to the
optimists who can see only one side or
the war order business.
Gossip had Il that there was sort OF
contest on for control OF Pennsylvania
Steel Company between the Donner and
Schwab interests. The Former is said
to have so far met all the latter's bids
and as he has an option on the Reading
and Pennsylvania stock holdings there
may yet be seen a combination of the
Cambria and Pennsylvania Steel Com
panles. Cambria shares we're active and
a trihe heavy on Change. nor was there
a resumption of yesterdays pyrotechnics
in the local traction issues, both of which
showed profit taking. Buffalo and Sus-
quehanna Issues, however, extended their
recent advances several points further.
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oficial announcement this morning by
one Of the large downtown banks reduc-
ing the rate on call loans to per cent
was not altogether unexpected, but
nevertheless created favorable impress
sion in the local financial district For
some time past money has been offered
TO brokers at the lower rate, but this was
the first regular statement TO that effect.
The last previous "official' call rate desig
mated by the banks and trust companies
OF this city was per cent. in Feb
ruarN but of course. for many months
most new transactions were at 31z per
cent
Encouraged by the lenient attituue Of
the banks, local brokers proceeded to bid
up stocks today and two new high records
were established, Pennsylvania Steel
common going to 100, and Baldwin Loco
motive to 154. The 5 per cent. bonds OF
the latter were also In strong demand
opening at 105Tk. and advancing to 1O1
The movement In the latter was based
upon the report that the company would
sell to Midvale the land and buildings at
Eddystone, now under lease to the Rem
ington Arms Company. The bonds would
have to be redeemed as they have lien
on this property. They are callable at
107Ih.
Talk of war orders filled the Street,
and many weird tales of profits were
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Financial Briefs

The National Bank OF Cuba is shipping
20 Havana tiss.60O OF gold In the new
Cuban coinage.
The Aetna Explosives Company has
called for redemption 100000 of its s
per cent notes at 101 and accrued inter-
est to November next.
The New York banks gained 5000 900
through Subtreasury operations yester-
day.
The Philadelphia & Reading Railway
has placed an order for 10 Mlkado type
locomotives with the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. A month ago the Reading placed
a similar order for 20 locomotives. making
80 In all.
II was officially announced by L. W.
Hill that there will shortly be dividend
on Great Northern Ore, The date was
not set.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States. are 400 against 351 last
week, and 1872 last year.
New York Stock Exchange seat sold
for $4,000. an advance OF $1,000 over the
last sale. and the highest price since 1912.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

WHY'S Overland Df. 100 100 100 l00
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHRAT-Receipts 1913 652 bush. Demand
was fair and the market ruled steady at the
late decline. quotations: Car lots in expert port
elevator.-No. 2 red, spot and October $l:Oel9
q1.1lh; No. 2 southern red sl.0Isal .O9lS
81 .oG4@l. 0sls rejected A, $l.Oiq1o6; rejected
corn, ,IReSelpts 4OO4 bush. Trade was
slow and the market was barely steady. QUO
tatons; Car lots for local trade as 70 ioes
Western steamer yellow. 74lsdI615c. West
ern No, yellow. T212q73lhc.; Delaware yell
OATS. gReceipts. 11s,431 bush. The market
was quiet and unchanged with fairly liberal
offerings most OF which were of the under
grades. Quotations; No. white, 49q46c. ;
standard white 44a40c; No. 3 white, 4lq52c. ;
No. white, 37@39c.; sample oats, S3436c. :
purified oats, graded 42@44c. -.
FLOUR-Receipts, 1918 bbls. and 1887, $50
lbs in sacks. Trade was slow and the market
ruled weak. We quote per 1876 lbs. in wood
Winter clear, S5a5. 20; do. straight, s5.20a5 40;
do, patent, $55Od5.75; Kansas, clear, Jute
sacks, s5d5.20 do, straight. jute sacks, S5. 25a
spring, first clear, $i.sOa5; do, straight, SOD
525; do, patent, S5.25d5.5O; do. favorite
brands IS. 1896: city mills, choice and fancy
patent, IS. 1906 city mills, regular grades
Winter. clear, $5g52oi do. straight $4,000
g. 40; do, patent $5.50d5.75.
RYE FLOUR was in small supply and
steady. but quiet We quote at $5d525 per
bbl.. to quality,
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CONFIDENTIAL CLERK OR AssIsrAsl

MAN. 81. desires positlon has execufht I
periense around manufacturing plant "a
shipping room, etc; wants TO learn b1sliI
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THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAuwAv
COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS INDIAEa
OCTOBER II, IOib
Honda Wanted for aluLf..-

The Indianapolis Union Railway comnanv
or Indianapolis. Indiana, will receive seaied
proposals for the sale OF twenty-five thou-
sand dollars 025,00O.OO) OF its First MoS
gage Bonds. at the office OF the FideIitv
Trust Company. In the City OF PhiiadelphIa.
Pa. on or prior TO the first day OF November
lvlo. Bonds onered az the lowest price not
exceeding par and accrued intereet vytll ~
accepted and paid for
should bonds OF different holders ba of
fered at the same price. the number OF the
bonds taken from each shall be on a nro
rata basis. as nearly as practicable In pro-
portion TO the whole number OF bonds
offered.
W. T. CANNON. Secretary.
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LIVE STOCK ouOrATIoNs

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-HoGs.-Reeeipta AZ ooo.
market strong. DC. higher; mixed and Butchers
SsaSSg EoSS liSSt issSSyy t9 81 90 rough
qess; bulk. s7@7.75. PISS F''O
beeves, 81. 5O6iO l6 cows and heifers sSssny; rs 4H;
sSS; ne Texans s9;S ;SO@soo; calves, So@ii.25
native and Western. ssG6s5; lambs. So SSS5
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND Eccs

NEW YORK. Oct, 23.-BUTTER-afarket
2sl5e;; higher scoring, 20@2o5sc.; State dairy
xsnzSlsc.: Imitation creamery x3d24c.
packages; extra frsts, 330f5o.; nrsts 2Sdo32e !.
nearby whites. 5295oc.; mixed color 2s6l37e
3S04Oc. '''"i's'
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Heavy Increases in Loans and De-
posits-Reserves Also Expanded

NEW YORK, Oct S.-A jump OF S146,-
$4,000 In average deposits was reported
by the Clearing House banks today.
Average loans expanded $134, $3.50, OOO but
there was comparatively slight change in
average reserves. The actual figures
were much smaller, loans only inereas-
ing S46O23 600
deposits OF S3.O79 159. 900. and time deposits
of $l39 2O7, 900. The aggregate resere was
S723 900. Details follow:
Clearing house members average
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKkEEPER, clerk, Telephone on.-s.--
capable, with years exp. r OBJ Led Cent
cHAMbERMAID and waitress. reIiahis 80,
Die. wants positions refa. 1924 SAMSON si
CHAMBERWoRK or waiting exn ~j-,. -
Call 24l2 Meredith st. near Falrllo,,nt syn Ie'
CHAMhEhWoRK and waiting. exn-. 80.
city or country: :. sos. Ledger ofnes. '''''
cHILDNuksE-s swedish girl would lIks ~
eition as chldnurse; EXP os2 fa.s.,H ne po-
ave, Cramer Hill. camden 'ermAn
cHILDNp NpKsE-Young Protestant eIrl. rs,-,-
enee SIT. ledger Ofnce. e' '~e'-
cHILDNuRsE- Young girl to assist ,,I,,, -.,,-
arehi reference. N SIS Ledger Ofacs
COMPANION or housekeeper' er'-(;a "a fi.--..-s
exp. young frot ref. l. 602. Ledger Oeeesu
COOK. plain. good, wishes position- bss - -
enee; city OF saburhs l3OI Watts. '''o'-
CoOk-Experienced ana Thoroughly coro.,s,-,...
city preferred. L 800, Ledger Offce' ''s'enti
coOB-Exp. German Protestant. co,,r,.-,,-
nest reference. 9lI. Ledger Ofnce N'''i :
coOk-oooo plain cook. assist llehf h.,,,--
work no wash. ref. M $40. Iedref offre es'He'
COOKING and downstairs work exp- raj 80
eermtntomn preferred. l23a Ogden II, s"''
DhEsshiAkEh wishes engagement il fs,,,,..
ne ~sfe .s 4no ..s ssffere; latest models rsier
GIRL GIRL ~ Nlahet o position a. eensrsi hoasswosE
os ss' sssE's ss s..s sssss ssss ,,ss ss
COVER NEhe aIah 10 place s, ...'.,,'.. ~ q.
D..''.. 44fsHle44 with 4 5000 IamII>. ~
4f. ny employ q months 41I.[.. ~
" "4'HH 4 A. tH1I>I Central
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EMPLOYMENT AeENcIEs

WANTED-Coo chambermaids, el''e- ea
housework girls; all kinds Of nr1, 60. go
want positions. Miss Rose Doutne y
Girard ave.
MISS MARY II. MCCARTHY. 2iQi ~. ta''11 3
doc. 1881, supplies a wants ~ - -. Fl
Cath. male & female help; All nen@.'.
EoWARD's SELECT BUREAU ~, - -.
supplies and wants young women - =. rs
,alities. for pri. house service spIe.. &.
NICHOLS, 1925 BAINBRIDGE sII,p'..' sIIsIp 81
TENT MALH AND FEMAls'i, . nsal.s - - q
Piled AND WANTED. PHI. 49,. -.
MADAME ASH, French Employmssa'. IA z. {
1893 Christian st.-Reliable help VI an
wanted; all nationalities. Prot -
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Trading was
small In cotton this morning Prices
were unchanged TO two points higher.
The market at Liverpool was better than
had been expected The calroom traders
purchased various options and prices ad-
ganced about three points above the open
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

BANK BUSINESS BOOMING

An increase of 76.1 per cent. was shown
In the weekly clearings of the banks of
the United States today. New York led
with gain of no less than 1893 per cent,
while Philadelphia was second with a 362
per cent. gain. The total clearings were
u. $40, ,256,730 against $4.537 221, ,422 last week
and $3.50, 9e3 the corresponding week
last year.
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearings today compare with corre-
spending day last two years;
Philadelpha .sss. SIS .272 $40 81 $40 s27 sac
Boston -. 3l,927.6I7 22.5d1.506 q, sos. .O34
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

Total sales, s2,4S3 900, compared with 81.
100000 last saturday; this week, S25 800 900
last week. S21 1,54I 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

Total sales. 10000 shares. compared with
lle.0O0 shares last saturdays this week, o.
7iss 500 shares Last week, s.osJ 900 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

FHIIhd0IpHIHI UpT0D1T y I0IH
The Directors have this day declared
semiannuei dividend Of D per cent, psrable
Noxember let. 1919. 10 stock dere ~
record ~ the close 81 business October 2eT
1915. Checks will be mailed
WILLIAM sAArER. Cashier.
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Lima Gets Big Order

LIMA, o.. Oct. 23.-The Lima Locomo,iva
Company has received an order for AZ loeomo
tives from the Cincinnati. Indianapoiis ana
Western Railroad. "'u
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct 23.-Ihe market for collee
futures was somewhat irregular today, but
price changes were limited 10 " narrow range
Trading WAS moderately active Prices foIldn /.
Ioeay's roday's Yesterday >
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
PERSONALS

III interested write and give address to K. G.
LOOMS. administrator, ottumwa, Iowa. I'm
derstand one Of these heirs Is a blind man.
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BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The price of bar sill
Yer was AsA cents today. In London, 2SS
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PROVISIONS

The market was firm. but there was little
trading. Following are the quotations: City
beef, In sets, smoked and ir-dried, 24@25c,;
Western beef I'm sets. smoked, 24q25c.; city
beef, knuckles and tenders smoked and air
dried 2692Tc.; Western beef, knuckles and
tenders, smoked, 26G21c.; beef hams, $2Sq30;
loose. 12%qi3c.; do. skinned, loose, l2%q13c.;
do. do, smoked. 13i4Q13%c. other hams,
1ohq16c.; hams, smoked. Western cured,
5hqi6c. do; boiled, homeless, 22c.; picnic
lac; bellies, in pickle, according to average
loose. 13Aq14c. breakfast bacon, as to brand
bacon, Western cured, 17a1sc:; lard, Western,
refined, tierces, 11Rc.; do, do, tubs, 111ac. /;
lard, pure city. kettle rendered in tierces,
11hc.; lard, pure city, kettle rendered, in tubs,
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AUTOMOBILES

For sale
LocoMoBILE. 1914, 0-ss. special y ~
touring car; rebuilt, repainted ~ e.
teed Same as new; an excellent Ii.
and suburban work on aceouA' y
LocoMoBIfE. 2si4 Market st., 80. x.
III. a. JENKS. Mgr Exchange eat
CADILLAC, 1913, tourlng car. ofssssasaa sssssa 4
ssFPfHiFnsssdt sFPfFs dtdRlPIoqgagTTeN 5qlI squasgTTTessNs PsS'
1919 BRAND-NEw cheyrolss ansa' TSea' I.
nut. Room 1902. MILTON hIEnss;-@ hlss,,-
SEND FOR FRIED BULLETIN
OF USED CARS = -
ooRsoN AUTO EXCHANGE. zss - =: e
cpshIE., csI.,,NS 1919 q RgMoNs39RRAsIxof'f RE}gsNn s9R AsIxoff
y. 9. BOWERS CO., 245-lI n. INV linz
For sAI.E-1Di6 Ford touring car, IT, H.
hne condition: reasonable. Frank .
South tth et., city.
WHITE. 1912. e-cylinder. f-paasenss'
car io'c I'e S21asisfn HosHR' 2ie \. Broad Z
EDS II: u z-pass.. elsslI1le llshts' ~ -
Woodland 1870. 1915 s. Edgewood -
PACKARD pIfAHrON.I o-cyi.. ~ -.
3 extra tires sl0oR dli Ledger e
1913 .'a7'' III. 2 HupeOH roedsi..s..,.
gets. fully s9nippedi ioohs IKE -
cA.plllff.Ac. 1914. psr!sei eoe 80 .oa 4
MoEHRLE's GARAGE. 10It-4I y
LocCM0HILF Touring Car IIIt44. =.
4'an iQr clip covers (I1pQ 2aot
.s .ss1i 'a5aI.|as' ''o'' i.l l..as;i
HI|I/ 1914 I.n... I.1I||I1I|
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WHEAT MARKET
INCLINED TO SAG
Favorable Weather in the Grain
Districts and Heavy Arrivals
the Chief Factors

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Wheat continued its
general weakness at the opening TODAY
and December slipped below a dollar in
the early hours. The undertone grew
stronger, following limited fluctuations,
, and a more buoyant spirit was evinced
Lack of confidence by longs. who sold
freely, favorable weather in the grain
districts, and continued heavy arrivals
We're some of the factors in bringing on
the early decline. Irregular trading is
expected while the present weather con-
tinues. Premiums were easier. December
was on over cents at the close, and
May was down nearly cents.
Corn and oats followed wheat's de-
preston, and frightened in sympathy with
the bulge. Corn sold freely, but was
featureless. Heavy arrivals of oats and
increased stocks made the undertone
nervous.
Exports of wheat for the week were
reported at 11,11S,0O0 bushels against TO-
63S.OOO bushels last week, and 6136 900
bushels in the same period of last year
The impression is, that a considerable
proportion of the exports were of
canadian origin. The quality of arriving
wheat is causing no little complaint
Liverpool was saved from the reflected
American weakness by the scarcity of
spot, which supported the undertone. 1t
was higher, with cargoes firm. Reserves
are disappearing.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
- Wheat Open. High. Low. Close. close
nSemoer nsy lSS S9Is Li9S992 S6h t96E 99
Corn (aew deiivosfyj@ l,O- iOo'4 Tioo's 'l'o-7s
E;s:5 g. ;;S ii: ;83$ ;S3 {: g..
October -; 81 e2& 80. -.
R;ss%osT R$g sssss SSssS s5R .ss55Es :sS :sS.
SoTSg6.r Set0SSF r...,ssssSS ..y $50 $50
SsSSaRs SS%S'r S S.SS 6C5 8gi $50 So 1889 tSS9
5sSassy 4ssSss5 -: COZ aGs 500 .sS6 sS65 sS9 sS9
Pork
Pecsmber' 1as2 1857 1850 .is.SSSo .ii$.SSo 1885 ii$5
~Bid. fAsked
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THE 0IRAnD nATIoNAI A,

THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA. October 10 soIh
The Directors have this day declared
diyidend of eight per cent. (83), free Of "a.
payable NosembeF let. 1913, to stock holder.
of record at the close Of business Octobsr
22d Checks will be mailed.
CHARLES n. ASHTON.
Cashier
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TASSER IresS sRpIox6sn, Wishes afternoon evening !. !
ing 10 lnvalid9 or tutoring. II a "rgt -.
VISITING TEACHER-C;erms,, ,s---s. :. "a "a
nsh; refs. Miss G. X. Lorens. s.s9e s.s92 N
WOMAN, expd, German. war,. 80 s.-l' n1|.|
hkpg.; suburbs; no wash. ie2S \ ''sss|n<
MILE. BERTHE, 1iiT Walnut ds....,' ~, s'e.' !
method. an convtls1ft4
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

OAlh1 fhODUOlO
BUrTER.--As usual on Saturday, there was
equal to requirements. Quotations: West
sd earss Ss aaeTs ns
irsts, 26G27c. seconds. 23hq24I5c.; thirds,
age extras, s0asic.; DO. firsts. 2ia2Sc.; DO,
seconds, 25a26c; jobbing sales of fancy prints,
EGGs.-Receipts of fine fresh eggs were light
and the market ruled firm, with demand read
pc per % DOZEN; srsts, sio2o per- standard case; Sss
efn r extra rsts. si0&o per OC ease Pef rsts $3.50
per case; fancy selected candled eggs were
'0cPa % PsG Sas aaic but offerings
were light and values were firmly held. Fol-
higher DO, do. fair to good new, 16Q161Ac.;
POULTRY
LIvB.-rhe market ruled steady under mod
tons: Fowis as % to size am and a Suaity. i4ssiSe. Gs
ROSTERS l1q12c.; spring chickens. according
qualify. iSalec, large sizes preferred; pigeons, %
old, per pair. is@2Oc.; do. young. per pair,
DRESSED. D.--onerings of desirable stock were
moderate and the market ruled steady, but
killed fowls. II @ box, .dry-pleEsd and dry
packed; fancy g selected zoe J. weighing 41s9S
isllo,; weighing 9 lbs. apiece, lTaIsc.i weigh
ing under 3 lbs apiece, 1oq16c.; fowls, Ice
fslSc DO, smaller Sizes i5Gisc old ROSTERS. eGs
dry.picked, l3lsc.; chiekens-yersey fancy
22q24c. Western broilers. weighing 11s@2 lbs.
apiece, iO@20c.; northern Illinois, fancy yell
2oc.; northern Illinois fancy, weighing 2hsg
Sh lbs, l6Ql7es other Western, weighing 4
lbs. 159i6c.: Inferior, I4c.; spring ducks.
nearby leglIc:; ,dox Western, loQl2c,
lbs. per dozen, s4i5q4.y0; white. Weighing o
70 10 les. per dozen. g; 4043, ,0oi white, weigh
7 lbs. per dozen. s225d2. 50; white, weighing
6g0h lbs. per dozen, s1.00di IS; dark 81 500
1.s5; small and No ?. s101.1O.
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COTTON sTATIsTICS

The statistical position Of cotton - a. fol-
lows.
b '.'s's si,iS 's'2's 28sF 3;sssiilss ts5iS &sssli
o'ileAsFT y -,'' s'ipe.sps a5oeu aapo-gsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

sTENoGRAPHERs. Boopv
SLhhkS and office help Of ~ F1..
secured through our Colt,ss,rI,lk ~ Kind a
i.fdah1 ihfehrmSNT at Ledger centrai i'OiAl
teiepnohe your requiremenfe - Wa.
Walnut 3000-she viii put vo, % Miss 81
young ladies qualified by edn.an. an iouch
ana experience TO meet your yr'ss'os n.os. 4
unique, valuable, convenien, ser adveil.'
factory. ana very 4.
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet, but firm. We quote
lated. 5.30c.; powdered, 5.35c. confectioners'
A, 5.15c.; soft grades, 440Q5c.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CHILDNURsE- Experienced young girl wanted
for child under years. M SID, Ledger Office.
BQoKKEEPERS. CLERKS AND sTENoG-
RAPHERS seeking positions will receive vail
liable Information and exceptionally helpful
SERVICE by consulting Miss Dean, Ledger
Central, by personal interview letter. She
viii aid you with your ad. list your quail
hcations in the COMMERCIAL DEPART
MENT and every effort to locate a POSI-
ton for you. During the month of September
s5 YOUNG LADIES SECURED POSITIONS
through this SERVICE. which is free to
Ledger advertisers.
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AGENTS

one representative In each schooI
and college (pnblic or priyate) TO represent
manufacturer OF class pins NJ oOi Led. on
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor Ike thiO
one time ...................s..s..s INC.
Three times one week .............. i2ho
Six times one week ................s.s. 1Oc.s
Situations wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
one or two time rate for EVENING LnDaEn
and PUBLIC LEDaER combined is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
situations Wanted, which Is IS cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Tor like this)
which Is permitted in all classihcatlons ex-
ccpt help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals, Boarding and Rooms add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23
SITUATIONS WANTED

GONERNEss- Situation ,..-.--.-I
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-23

Total sales, 26,14O shares, compared with
9b2O shares last Saturday; this week, 2IO, ,28S
shares; last week, 10000 shares.