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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
POLITICIANS AND NEWSPAPERS

some OF the newspapers are dis
cussing whether the politicians pay
for the publicity which is given
them by the newspapers, the sugges-
ton being that they get rather too
much for their money. There can
hardly be any doubt as to this.
Every restrictive law in regard to
campaign expenses has a tendency
TO cause the candidate to lop off the
cost OF newspaper advertising and
TO seek indirectly if not by devious
means to secure publicity without
paying for it. There was a time
when the candidate for congress
would make his formal announce
ment in every newspaper published
In his district, but this is a thing
OF the past. The announcement of
any candidate is now regarded as
~ w ohu al tuC pdptIS PUBLISH IL
and never think of charging for it.
Many of them go further and print
the picture of the candidate and his
platform, going to considerable ex-
pense to place his claims before the
people and in many instances never
receive so much as thank YOU"
Yet all the while the expense of
printing newspapers has been grow
ing greater and the laws regulating
campaign expenses have been get
ting more stringent. AS rule the
newspapers get very little from the
candidates. Certain it is that they
never get enough from any one in
tluence editorial opinion, even if the
concession be made that the in
fluence of a paper is purchasable
commodity. -Orlando Reporter-Star
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14

you think we could manage to pre-
pare Mr.. Deans eggs and coffee for
him and leave them at his door each
morning? We will be up early, you
know, feeding the chickens"
Fannie Turner nodded. I'm sure
we could"
I'D have to pinch myself to believe
1t was real if | found my breakfast
at the door," Jimmy said.
You see," Fannie continued shyly,
I'VE were going to ask you If We could
continue to use your hennery until
we found suitable place of our own.
But we are stopping over therein
dicating a house near by-"for the
time being and we don't want to lose
this opportunity to buy. Miss Warner
and want to try our hand at chick
en- raising, and If you would let US"
She stopped and turned her wistful
eyes full upon Jimmy.
THE arrangement you suggest would
be fine. Use the run as long as you
like-and the whole garden" Jimmy
said.
Hendon's hens received the most
scientific of treatment from that day
on. But the care they received was
no less perfect than was that accord
ed to Jimmy Dean He found himself
rising a half hour earlier than was
his custom. owing to the fact that
the soft laughter of girls was to be
heard beneath his windows.
Once or twice he ventured to make
his appearance as the girls were
leaving, and managed to have a short
chat with them. Polly Warmers quick
laughter and merry glances haunted
him through the days. He was fall
ing in love with her.
One morning after an absence OF
six weeks. Hendon suddenly appeared
and found Jimmy, Polly and Fannie
in the hen-run.
1t was Fannie who saw him first.
1t was Fannie who uttered loud cry
of surprise and made a rush for the
arms he extended.
Jimmy gasped, Polly smiled CON-
placently.
well, I'll" Jimmy did not finish.
for want of breath.
"Oh, it is all right-they're en-
gagged" explained Polly.
"Ah-yes. l had gathered as much"
Polly glanced swiftly at Jimmy.
Paul knew that you would be help
less after he left" she went on rap
idly. "He said he always took moth
erly interest in you and-well. really.
he foresaw and arranged this whole
thing"
mot quite all Of it. think" said
Jimmy knowingly. "Come-Polly, let's
take little walk. We're not wanted
here, and l want to tell you the part
Paul didn't plan"
Jimmy was mistaken. Paul Hen
don with his facility for stories and
situations, had actually planned this
very ending.
Copyright. 1915. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
Not st All 1lmes.

Husband-"There's one thing I can
say for myself. anyway. Ihave risen by
my own efforts" Never in the morn
ing, John. I notice that 1t takes two
alarm clocks and all the members of
the household to get you up then"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14

Poor Old Bald Head.
Look. mamma" said little Edna, -
q man with q bald head and full beard
entered the room. There's q man
whose hair has all growed down
through his face"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
Standing of the Clubs

Results Yesterday
At Columbia IL; Savannah 6.
At Columbus 2; Albany l.
At Jacksonville 3; Macon 10.
At Charleston 81; Augusta 40.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14

Results Yesterday
AT Atlanta 4 /; Memphis 3.
AT Birmingham g.; Chattanooga 2
AT New Orleans Z; Little Rock s.
At Mobile /; Nashville 3.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
Results Yesterday

NJ NIeVehnd 3-6; Boston ~
Al Chicago I; Philadelphia 0,
AT Detroit S-S; New York 2-1o
AT St. Louis 2-S; Washington 80
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
WE DO

WE DO
MULTI-COLOR PRINTING
HALF-TONE, VIGNETTES
ENCLOSING
BOOK BINDING
PAMPHLETS, LEAFLETS
WIRE STITCHING
PERFORATING
BROWNING
PADDING
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
Results YESTERDAY

bneapolis 4; Louisville 3.
Paul Z; Indianapolis 2.
waukee s.; Columbus 2.
snsas City-Cleveland, wet
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
SOME OF THE THINGS WE DO Ar
THE TELEGRAM OFFICE
WE PRINT

WE PRINT
LETTER HEADS
NOTE HEADS
BILL HEADS
STATEMENTS
LEGAL BLANKS
LAW BOOKS
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
TIME CARDS
BLANK BOOKS
HAND BILLS
POSTERS
ENVELOPES
BUSINESS CARDS
CALLING CARDS
TAGS
DANCE PROGRAMS
LABELS
CHECKS
MENU CARDS
SHOW CARDS
SIGNS
CALENDARS
BLOTTERS
WEDDING CARDS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
SOCIETY AND
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
Standing of the Climbs
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Al Boston /; Pittsburg 3.
At Brooklyn L; Cincinnati 5.
AT New York 4; Chicago 8.
At Philadelphia s; st. Louis 0.
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Standing of the Clubs

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-14
j -,o"S In The World OF Sports
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Eandlng of the Clubs.

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,RICAN ASSOCIATION
onding of the Clubs

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
DEATHS
These Notices Are Printed in the
EVsning Ledger Free of Charge.

ABRAMs.-on December %. 1915, ROBERT
sGa OF dssd Sqn na the Rti Charles R
friends, also Metamora Tribe, No II, Imp
are nSeda M and 10 employees atsSS s9r Of 81 HSSlsy bS fon
s spraee p GamdeR 5d9m 4s late Fsiqense sts4mss
viewed Saturday. after 80 ''tl'i % M may 70
ASSkERiAN-on December 2s. 1913. REM
8 !. Ackks;Tma9' aged 70 Years, a., Drezei Hill
!GiATHARINE. wife Of John r. Bailey ieia;
tives and friends OF the family are invited
H. PRTTO from 81 her hpsSSnd" Mss ID esde9Mfs 32s
al Holy Cross SIS cemeterg etc p '''7'''' '"''' ''''''
bAikD.-on December rs. 1915 SARAH
widow OF William Baird, OF Onagh, County
iSy,,3n' iTyT,93ns' Ireland. Relatives and friends are
F2AitsS FrigsS 70 attend the funeral services on on
SSsaaHHghter,, Mrs, Joseph Gordon, 55 Cherry ~.
ssE sSsmetegyi te Remains may be viewed on Thurs
ibf. WILLIAM 3. BANKS. Funeral ssry, S's:
SesIdenee I56 North 18Th ST. ii intsfmeat Dri-
BASS wife OF the late isaac Bass. in her
ssh year, Relatives and friends are in
All ?; M AZ her late ,Eesidenee, 25Is Mem,
e viewed aseTPsRt an pfESsei SSe5inp Remains may
bEkNARD.-At her residence, 25l1 south
Eite q Harry bernard. Due notice OF the
.ilneral VIII be given,
sEfsON.-on December 2s, 1918 JAMES
soil Of the late Peter and sarah Betson.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
the funeraL on Tuesday, AZ $50 o, m, from
sse residense Of his sister ,Mrs Howard
Seiia ldl West Palmer st High Mas az
=. .nterment al Holy Cross Cemetery.
ps1if1 Al Riyerside n j., on peeemeer
-. MADDELESA BErZ. widow or the late
.afper hetz. IA her o2d year Relatives and
tfierdz are invited 10 attend the funeral
heftlfee. on frII4y al n 80 y. nl.s at nef
fer -ia laws feaidsnee. Harry heesshief W y
- ilNa4e infeFulepf 81 Mt peace
esnietsEs. Philadelphia. IA. Trains l9aSs
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VEGETABLES

Demand was only moderate. but values gem
potatoes. per bush, choice, ,0Oc.aSl do. do,
tair Nr to good S5a ~ sSs; S do Jersey per basket
SSaristies, Sais 5osl55G do. do, No z: 255a3i0c
be.: do, do, No. 2, fja25c.: DO. virginia. per
ssbl 1;59g1,5 Is, oniOIs, psr 100.!b. bag, ;Yq, l.
Danish, per ton, SId0. Celery, New York. per
bunch, eiaS l54iVc. Spigach. Norfolk per Dbl.
tgee, Florida, per basket, 81 ,25d2; do, North
carolina. per basket DDS 56S si;5O Beans Flor,
sssssSe5 ssS s2gt PeppsTs Florida. per carrier
10 Mushrooms. per I-lb. basket. Slal.sO.
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PERSONALS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
nership existing between Frank W. Hall and
any party or parties has been dissolved, and
VIII continue to do business in my own
name only. and viii not be responsible for
debts created by any one but myself
FRANK W. HALL.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for anv
debts unless contracted by myself on and
after Dec. 10, 1915. FRED. w. WENERD.
THE FRUIT STORE Of A. Server, 1O1s Cam
hrla st, sold to Adelman: creditors call
MLnLn lllrn.A mmill ErllnN
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wILsON.-on December rs. 1915, JOHN u.
friends. also col. James Ashworth Post No.
33i c. A. r.. survivors ot the l2lst Regl-
e9t and "a qs whInsdBoeFns whITsaBE9FF L2afSS rise 20 & &S
I. O. r. NJ; Handtn-Hnnd Lodge No 81,
], u. y. p; officers and directors or. De
catur Building Association; directors OF the
and rd"Yro S Other pso sodetes ties of wSicb he Vas
member. are invited 20 attend the funeral,
on saturday AZ p. m, from his late rssi-
=. m, intcrment at North Cedar Hill Gene
WOODS. - on December 20. 1915. JOHN
WOODS. Sr. In the 18TH year OF HE age
the funeral services, on saturday, at P. M
from his late residence, i4l3 hardwood ave-
nuc. lnterment private.
WRIGHT ON December IS. 1918, ELIZA
WRIGHT. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the funeral services, on Friday. at
tin A. wright 3O53 \. 10th st. 1ntcrment
wuEST.-on December 20. 1915. ELISE E.
NrEST ,nee Reyer, widow Of Daniel
friends arc invited 10 attend the funeral
services on sunday. at y. M. at her late
residence 3iil y, 18TH st. Interment prl-
wTNCH-on December 20. 1918 JOHN O..
husband of Margaret s Wuuoh. Due notice
Of the funeral viii be given, from his late
ZINIMERMAN-At Burlington y. j., on De-
ccmhcr 2s. 1918, MNTILEA, wife OF Albert
Zimmermap aud daughter of Henry aud
teannettc Mevcrs, aged 81 wears. Relatives
and 9as Ere qs4 sscbcs to o} SS9a S9T 5sgcnt 5se g
Harry zimmerman, a5t5 North sth ct, Phila-
dalphia. on Friday at y. m. Interment at
Northwood Cemetery.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dec. O,-BuTTER-AIarket
quiet, Unchanged: receipts, 52TT packages (:
extra creamery. a3c; higher scoring S}i,a
s5e, State dairy, 30d5lc,; Imitation creamery
EGGs-Market firm; receipts $3.50 packages;
Sbifs, shbsEs hrsts sShg5te arSts 322a$3e nearby
browns, SSaiOc. refrigerator firsts. 23l2a a2iC
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CAMPBELL-GUTELIU and Mrs. F.
p, Gutelius. of Moncton. n. b.. announce the
engagement of their eldest daughter.
BELL, son of Mr.. and Mrs Donald Camp
bell OF North Bay. Ont. The wedding Will
take place quietly early In the New Year.
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THE LEDGER's HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY
BUREAU can nut you In immediate touch
with experienced housework girls, cooks
chambermaids. Mattresses. laUndresses, DAYS
esses childnurses, housekeepers both man
aging and working: couples. Call, write or
telephone Miss Reed walnut or Main 3OOOl
Suite 230236 Ledger Building, 9Th and
Chestnut sts
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER. IS years
experience; audits, corporation work. manu-
featuring costs, financial statements. credits
and svstematizing; open for engagement;
Philadelphia references. las, Ledger Central.
ACCOUNTANT -BoOkkeeper. first class; experf-
enced In factory costs. credits. collections:
up-to-date methods references. 5l32 Arch ST.
AUDITING big and little, done by responsible
man. NJ 2l2 Ledger Onice
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock was In fair request and gem
.rally steady under moderate, offerings. QUO
E:$5dt$ So 40. fair to EsS9d s$,$l'Si% MsIa.
E51a5 vs.: Rlsck T%Ig. SS55Ga8$5;. ciTimesi
Golden, s., 5Oa3; Greenlng, 81 5Oa3: York I'm,
al! Ben Davis. 81, 1912 %: other Varieties,
sar q65 G bs No $s52' o ap'M$s MesdTn n 0qs
FOX. 8. 5Od2i %: pears, per bbl.-sheldGn SPA
4: Beurre d'AniOu, S2n3: oranges Florida.
per crate, 81 Sl.75aS tangsrl4es Florida. per
strap, S2dl3; grapefruit. Florida, per crate, 50
erate-Porto RIco. SIGI3. 70: cranberries, Cape
sSoa per 56i. sgall: do. Cape Cod ner crate,
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE tor like this,
One time ...,,..r...ss......s loc per llne
Three times one week i2isc per line
Six times one week k.......'... lOc per line
Situations wanted three times one week 10
cents per line per Insertion.
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 LEpoEa
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined s 10 cents per
line with the exception Of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which Is 10 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which is permitted In all classlnoations cN-
cept Help and Situations Wanted Lost and
Found, Personals BoH riding and Rooms. add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-Fancy goods were scarce and
brought top prices. but the undergrpdes were
duii, Quotations: Western, solld.packed
sreameTy fanSg 5S specials. 3SS Soi, noe extra 59g
25d2Sc,; nearby prints; fancy, 39G,; %. aver
see extras 3BdiSSc. do. firsts. 3Od3iC.. do.
seconds. 26d2sc; iobbing sales Of fancy prints,
42d4Jc, i
stock promptly absorbed at full prices.
We quote as follows: Free gases nearby
case; nearby current receipts. 5000 per case;
Western extra hrsis SaVso per ease; ease; nrsts
per casei, do, flrsts. $50 per case: do,
seconds. S6.3Od6.6O per case; do. inferior lots,
lower; fancy selected Candled eggs were job
bing at 4lq43c. per dozen.
CHEESE.-The market ruled firm and higher
under light offerings. but demand was only
moderate. Qu3tationg follow New York, fqll
or; do, ,fair, TO good. held. 17dl7iac. DO, part
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PROVISIONS

There was a fair jobblng movement and values
ruled steady. Qgotatiogss City l5eet. IN sets.
N sets smoked. 24fl25c. city beef. knuckles
IN md tenders. smoked and air-dried, 26d2ic,
ssF2Is5, beef HAMS s2sa32o pork - family
smoked i5Hf1aAe other hams; smoked, ,gity
SSsms'' smoked Western cured f6isTf7c. do.
Soiied boneless, DC; picnic SHOULDERS, $. r.
pickle, according to average loose, 13d13hc.;
Breakfast bacon, as TO brand and average city
cured. 17d1sc.; lard, Western. ,refned; in
tierces i0AC; do. do In tubs. i0AC. lard,
n,re city Kettle rendered i'm tierces 1Oiic.
fsrd pure city. kettle rendered. in tuba iOAc.
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CHAMBERWORK and waiting: experienced
yn'ch Protestant. II 32S Ledger Ofhce.
CoT.r ANON = Refined; ,well-educated unen-
companion or private secretary "a reliable.
Protestant party. know ledge OF typewrit!ng.
objection to travelling: best reference, Ad-
dress Postoffice Box IG6, Atlantic City. y. j.
COOK-Pastrv cook, colored. desires ace In
restaurant or hotel IT23 BaInbridge 81
GONERNESS. knows little English: willing
and able TO teach children German. II 409.
Ledger Office,
I.ATNDRESS-E young white woman de-
sires pos. city or country. q 2Il, Led. Cent.
NURSE, Undergrad, wishes pcrmanent nos
special mental cases. q 2A, Ledger Cen.
STENOGRAPHER. yrs business exp, de-
sres good pos. ll6, Led. Br. 10th Dauphin.
WOMAN. young, I'm reduced circumstances. well
educated and honest, wishes permanent poJi-
tipn as real mothers helper; thorough hont
training and four months actual experience:
reference; would be valuable assistant: aaJ
where. city or country: SIS. 9i2 Led. Cent.
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POULTRY

LtvE.-The market was quiet hut steady
under moderate offerings; Quotations. Fowls.
i2e.;, spTnE, chleE,sns., according to qualify.
and quality. lid1Gc.,; geese, l4alGc.: guineas
young Weighing lbs, and oyer apiece. per
pair S5h9Oc: Weighing 10. apiece. per pair
per pair. 22a25c.;' do Young. per pair
DRESSED. dssIrable-sIged stock sold
fairly and was well cleaned up at firm
prices. Following are the quotations: Fresh
killed ponltry,, dry,paGked nFoy tHTFkoSys Delaware
25c.; do. Western. fancy. 2jC.; exceptional
lots higher DO d9S5 .s99od t9 choice -!
Do. Gu O and No y i6a2Oc Fowls, u to ~
dry-peked, fancy selected; ,1sc.; do, weigh
ing 4i5G5 lbs. apiece, TIC; do. weigh
Ing lbs apiece. lG3sc. do, Weighing ,3la lbs;
sse HRser aPietd iaa14sS Fowl in bliss dryi HH?
picked-fancy, 4h@J lbs. ,apiece, l7c. choice.
I lbs. apiece, lJc.; smaller sizes. I2b614c.
Old ,roostsrs. ,,dry-piGked. l3c; Chlckens--Jer-
brollers, 22a2ic.' Western brollers. weighing
ijkB2 lbs apiece, 2Od22c. northern Illinois
chickens fancy yellow, Weighing { lbs. and
over IN boxes os%9 ols@I2e northern IinSas Ma
iTc. northern Illinois fancy. weighing 2i5a
weighI9s VS.. and over IN boxes, ,ITFise.;
isa i6e.; other Western. Weighing 2lSaS5i
Rs., In bbs., 14di5c. inferior, lie sprlng
ducks, nearby, lsa2Oc, do, Western. fancy.
i5GlSSs DO do tair g. S09d i2g iSe GeeSse
per dozen-Whte, weighing II 10 IL lbs. per
dozen, 81 d0G5. 20: white weighing. to 10
lbs. per Dozen Ss4gi s5 20; white, weighing lbs.
sSzen s Oss3SoS5 DO Sac lbs per os dozea
t2a225. dark, 81. .IJ42.25: small and No ..
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DRAUGHTsMAN ana quantity man years
exp, marble; thor. comp. IO5 5. 51st ST
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

r1JgAT.-neceipts. 1872 14p buehels. Demand
~. fsiriy active and with stronger outside
vvgfvsIess ~ prices advanced iG. Quotations. Car
et.ss.nber. 81 25ff12I No. 2 Southern rcd
sias.9f 81. 22S III; rejected 4. Sii@bdi2iis;
FetsoSsieSs Receipts. 5000 bushels. Trade was
sist but prices ruled steady. Quotations;
sr lots for local trade as %, % loSSStii9n.od
N.tsvnsr Nesresr yellow sOiadsisc; old Western No. 3
yynllow, f0i6ds0isc; new cob, per 10 lbs. Il
eGI2eeTs. Receipts. $1,000 bushels. Demand
zss only moderate. but prices ruled steady
opgtati999sG0 q ISs 10 NS white o
! White. 4li6dlae. sanple oats. Bottle. .
pqEiia6eEG o.Rf aS 26I2 b6is and
~ In sacks Trade was duict. but mill
IgmTits IgTit " we're steadily. held, Quotations per Jos
spprsIsht s5.65d6; DO. patent .S8a6A0. Kan
::arssrSl :as SIeaI utc sssss d. patent
Es'soas.5SS: do. straight. s5,i5a5, 30; do,
aaStent sGGG.3j: do, favorite brands, S0.Jnd
ks6. city mills choice and fancy patent SG.5O
srso2SS5.5o; DO. straight s5,65a6 DO. patent
RYE FLOUR WAS quiet and, without i'm
portant change. We auoto at S5.25a5.5O per
Eti 10
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERwoRK and waiting wanted; Irish;
eNnerienced: reIerences. D 5I7. Ledger Ofhee.
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General
HELP wANTED-MALE

BOY. about 10, wanted In office OF mercantile
BOYS wanted 10 or over to work in wall Paper
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ct9cESMASER ~ S0LAn Y}2Eptsd, &BPIy Western Eleo-
DRAUGHTSMAN wanted Immediately. famli-
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MACHlNlSTS , General all around mach!nistJ
$iagdard Roller. Bearing Company lot6 si.I
MACHtNISTs MANTED-4pply crane psePgstt:
MACHlNGsTs and machine hgnds reply star
inE aEC and experience. p O. Box 1901
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NNl4fsNNl IN
Inns. Apply bureau OF Employment, AZ
'''' srRXWSBRIDbGE & cLoTHIER
SHlPPER-Experlence shipper wanted By
wholesale house. Reply stating age salary
and references. = ga Ledger Ofhce.
SOLICITORS. experienced. wanted Immediate
and letters of Introduction; liberal commis-
sion; Apply in person, from to 4 o'eloGk
TO ID. B o O'l.ouEhlin, Franklin Bank Butd-
Ing, Chestnut below Broad, first floor, right
side Of entrance.
sTENOGRAPHER wanted in lawyers office;
must be experienced and capable Of reporting
testimony in court: state age experience and
salary eNpected u $50, Ledger Offce.
TI'RRET LATHE HANDS
AUTOMATIC MACHINE OPERATORS
iASp ~ I, SGREW g, 5,S MA, MAGHSNE Men
APPi.Y 344S FR3NKFGRD AVE.
rETWEEN $ A. M AND o p. NJ
WANTED-Su OF braidInE mill. ON fine mere
eeriZed and silks must he Thoroughly prac-
wanted; references required, Apply Box n
40, Ledger Office,
| WANTED-Turret lathe ha1ds. Jones and
lamson hands. lathe hsnts, tool maker.
Good wages. steady employ ment Write or
amply. snpt, 30 Monitor street, Jersey
WANTED Experienced doubI. entry boohkeep-
er; state salary required, y 505. Led. on.
Y0SiSG MAN about Is Years for ri psidG and
WfltlnPs u l4N, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN wanted for large banking in.
stitution, state experience II any. p 427.
Ledger Office,
| YOUNG MEN wanted over 81 years OF age
with bicycles, for night wori as messengers
| Western Union Telegraph Company l50l
! Chestnut St
FIRST-CLASS plano plHver and moving pIc-
ture operator living In the vicinity OF Rich
mond st. and Lehigh ave-, wanted at once.
App,y Y. Jakshtis, +32 n, Franklin ST.
General
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
FACTORY OFFICE MANAGER AND COST
| ACCOUNTANT--Nfust be filed Immediately:
$500 year other noSltions op.n, ,
! sALEsMEN-A GOOD LOOK AHEAD ne
WORTH TWO SHORT LOOKS BEHIND.
DON'T WORRY OVER LAST YEAR
LOOK OUT FOR THIS.
SEE MIR. SCHENCK, At lai3 WALNUT ST.
WANTED. salesman to handle rteel medicine
cabinets, bathroom fixtures and toilet seats,
etc: Whole or part time; exclusive territory;
commissions. Write J. A. Hoeggcr Room No.
200. iOl Park ave. New York CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
REFINED SUGARS

hners' list prices: Extra fine granulated.
ba5c; standard granulated, &C.; powdered.
dose; confectoners' A, b.Sjc.' soft grades.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

EXPERIENCED. UP-TO-DATE. IN
LARGH DRESSMAkING ESTABLISH
MENT. GIVE FULL REFERENCES
AND SALARY EXPECTED. ID 49,
LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30

SOFT HAT TRIMMERS Experienced trim
ners ON men soft hats wanted Immediately.
Apply Payuastels Grace. John B. Stetson