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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
Spruce Beer.

Allow an ounce Of hops and a table
spoonful Of ginger to gallon Of water.
When well boiled strain 1t and put In
pint OF molasses or pound Of brown
sugar and one-half ounce or less of
the essence Of spruce When cool
ada teacupful Of yeast and put into
clean. tight cask and let 1t ferment
Tor a day or two; then bottle II for
use. You can boil the sprigs OF spruce
In place Of the essence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
AUTOMOBILE TRIP

The big-hearted automobile own
ers Of Berea and vicinity have glad
ly consented TO give the club visitors
an automobile ride through Madison
County Cars will line up on Main
Street at 100 pm, Friday after
noon, TO be loaded with our young
visiting friends
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Spence Demonsrator and Special
MOVING PICTURE SHOW

At :30 pm, Friday at College
Chapel there will be a great moving
picture show. Chapel will sea.
1900 people-it ought to be filled for
this show.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
lSmanads Saaans-

Long handled spoons for stirring
lemonade are made with spiral stems.
topped with a fruit In enamel-cher.
ries, lemons, grapes. oranges and some
OF the other fruits that 20 into the
making q tempting beverages. These
seodnf eM $50 each
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
QUAINT PARAsoLs.
The summer season viii he col

The summer season VIII he con-
spicuous for the novelty aud
charm OF its parasols. Among
the novelties we may expect will
be sunshades Of all kinds Of
queer and quaint and unusual
shapes. many OF them having
, stripes that radiate from the
sticks. Stripes VIII be great
feature, whether the parasol he
dome shaped or pagoda shaped.
Many OF them will be copied
from the sunshades Of our grand.
mothers, which were covered
} with multltudes OF miniature
} frills.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

one, those who are gifted with natural
ability to select breeding animals and
look after every detail that will add to
the welfare Of the flock; the other.
those with a determination and who
persistently study and labor until they
acquire a working knowledge Of the
sheep business. Farmers on high
priced land sometimes have the opin-
ion that they cannot afford to keep
sheep. supposing the land too valuable
for that purpose. There are many
flock owners. on the other hand, prov
ing that farm land is never so high
priced but that sheep can be kept and
made to yield q handsome profit. II a
farm contains a weedy field or rough bit
Of ground sheep will make 1t profitable.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13
THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS FROM
ONE OF THE CORN CLUB BOYS
In ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Orlando, Ky, July 6, 1916.
Mr.. Robt. F. Spence,
County Agent
Berea, Kentucky.

Dear Mr.. Spence:
will be at Berea, July 10 with
you. My corn is clean. We had a
rain here today. | have plowed and
hoed my corn four times, and the
fourth time | planted COW peas in
it. Do you guess that my corn
would need blowing again9 1t is
over a horses back now.
| think l will be one of the Pig
Club boys next year and then in the
Calf Club later.
Frank Johnson
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-13

Oakland-Ethleen Wilson,
i2-Concord- ............
i3-Runyan Grove-Rufus II. Click.
COLORED
3-Four Mile-M. ID. Flack,-
college Hill-Hcnry Lame,
iO-Pleasan, Grccn-Annie Turner,
Observation-Disclosures Ballew,
i2-Concord- dam Gentry.
DIVISION 2. WHITE
i-Dodds-John Maupin.
2-Green Hill-Ada Smith,
3-Panola-C. NJ. Logsdon,
i-Speedwell-Mary Harris,
5-Cedar Clifr-Henderson Fox,
6-Bear Wallow-Jennie Gooch,
7-CroOksville- ..............,
S-Bobtown-Nannic Sohonson,
0-Kingston-O. S. Yates, Prin.
Mrs. Emma Garrett,
i0-Rogersville-Iida Young,
ii-pumpkin Run-Marie Ramsey,
i2-kavanaugh-Mary Doty,
i3-Bark Road-Vena Dean,
ii-Estill Station-Ida Hamilton
COLORED
2-Rrassfleld-Annie Maupin,
i-Grove Hill-Fannie Massie,
s-Bobtown-Charity Royston,
i0-Rogersville-George w. Parks.
DIVISION 3. WHITE
Beech Grove-Mary Bowlin,
2-Webb-Margaret Abrams,
3-Mallory-Lucy Hayes,
LOG Cabin-Lelia Gooch,
5-Pilot Knob-Ellen Abney,
6-Narrow Gap-Adelia Fox,
BLUE Lick-Calvin Hendricks,
s-Eickory Plain-Mrs. Sallie Bick.
nell,
9-Silyer Creek-Maud o. Bowman,
Canc-Talitha Powell.
COLORED
ii-Berea-R. II. Royston.
DIVISION {. WHITE
West Union-Eliza Ogg,
-Estridge-Mary Jones,
-Wallaceton-pattie Meyers,
5-High Point-Sallie Moberly,
6-Todd-Bess Vaughn,
Whites Station-Cleve Powers,
Observation-Disclosures Hisle,
9-Watts-Myrtle Dalton,
i0-Silver Creek-Mable Whitlock,
Observation-Disclosures Akin, Prin.
Florence Price,
Ellen Walker.
Alice Whitlock.
COLORED
Observation-Disclosures Bennett,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gentry,
7-Farristown-Ida Moore,
observation-disclosures Haynes,
9-Taylor's Fork-Cordis Embry,
Observation-Disclosures Kirk.
DIVISION 3. WHITE
observation-disclosures Calico, prin.
Mrs. Eva Warford,
3-Hendren-Ula Brakeman.
f-burt"ii-'' ''''..'''....'..,
..................,
5-Wylie-Willie Barns,
-Sallee-.. .........
Z Woodland Heights = Leonard
Ballard,
S-Slick Rock-Ota Young,
9LRuthton-Beulah Cotton,
I0-Newby-H. V. Price, prin.
Nora Tudor.
li-Bethel-Beulah Young, Prin.
Lillian Maupin,
.2-Siloam-Alma Lake, Prin.
Elizabeth Tudor.
COLORED
9-Silver Creek-Molly Huguely.
DIVISION o. WHITE
valley View-Geneva Willough-
by
2-Miller-Mattie Tudor,
3-Forest Hill-Tempest Terrill
Hart
5-Science Hill-Zilpha Bowling,
6-McCord-Mrs. j. ID. Powell,
7-Black-May Ballard,
0ak-Nelson Waller,
9-Dozier-Annie Miller Bogie,
0-Deatherage- Katherine Simpson,
Clarence Hamm,
Chapel. b. Harris.
COL0RED
Valley View-Carlisle Breck,
3-Jacks\ Creek-Bertha CheAault
i-Shallow Ford-Mrs. L. r. Embry,
6-Calloway Creek-Sallie Thyme.
s-Otter Creek-Lucretia Miller,
9-White Hall-Laura Stone,
f-Grape Vine-Mary q. Thyme.
HsrdshIps 81 usssIne-
LAdy-Begging must be hard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

q 'reagicr Church q our tsSy Of Victory .
r,stI;,ksY REtLI;ksYsNssy. s.NSs 10 6RsyANSis hg'ssnd Of
l REGULAR. Army and Navy veterans e!h Z 8
sSsS R''2saSn nTa ewp9yss !5 aTHsas NsS
mSss s. m XsS6S SSSS WGbgTeS "a solemn M Int T'afHiS HSs
!, ,REILEY Nov it-,JANiFs, P, husband ,ot
piS5 No. 90 4; g y invited 70 funeral Mon; M9n
mass 81 'GartEaFo's c6uTeh io!is a. m. int.
SOY NTeg Cen q, 80, =, N,.. "a
NARY i. RESiER ,(nes Hqs,onj, widow 81 John
M HSiy0 0Sr nc GGnf fa5,&alss q s Gem e S'GsT Rcmaias
..RESrz'sGGSSSoys, s,u93 y6flS , ID, u. .pENrz. ss.a
services az Frisden's Church. SshSrtlssviiie.
! giiNi 81 ' odmSSrasc T9S' nTs wssnS iSns' Fay Fay
RoiERps @@GNGov. II. 1sApELt.A, widow ..
friends invited g funeral Mon, 1850 a. M.
welsh road and Prospect ave, willow Grove
RoNEY:I,Ncy. III, cHApLEs j GoNEY,
Rgsidsreg, iii queen st.. . Phiis bue notice
Ross w Nov. rs, WILLIAM husband Of
Jessie W. Ros, tnso Miiehsin, sEed. N ,.Rsla;;
&'rS & sn@ iss9ds S0tg' M fIggsSSr 30 pig sS s9d
rim /. 9 iodSe 10 no, aud raylsr Hoe, Go.
m. ITO W York st. Int Lawnview Gem Auto
. Ross Nov. 10. CATHARtNE, wife OF Jane,
and ester u Sister Rose cecilia. Rciatlvcs and
friends Invited TO funeral, Mon, $3.50 n. m. i.
S0sp AGATE at. Solemn requiem mass church Of
ihe NguNw 10 a. m. Int Holy sepuehre Gem
,sCUMiTT- 10. CArHARrNE. widow Of
Martin Schmitt. aEcd %. Relatives and friends
sass.t pHsd to sa SrS5.l r'ssRSSs %
Gem Auto Funeral.
stoTT-Noy IL .REpgccA widow q
Invited 70 funeral Servings Mon 5 2. m. resIi;;
SHUTS Nov. 10. RACHAEL. II. widow OF
VIM II. SHUTS Relatives and friends invited
nut at Darby. Pa Int Ferrwood Com. Re.
mslPs sFs 81 msy (; yIeYsd Sgn H,Sr p m m ,,u,
T9 ST PsEs9 sE RSsye' ana ss@d.
reaidence, 2ii Il. Allen at. tish mass Of re,
auiem CHURCH OF Immaculate Conception 10
a.. m. Int. New Cathedral Gem.
law t. D Essuh $3.50 'ffiins' fitS St, o. G&H
TtNNEY Suddenly. Nov. Ia. at Fnlmyra, N.
ney Reativcs and friends invited to funeral
dcnsS, Joseph brown. lpai 8 Goth a. Int pri,
yate Mt. Moriah Gem Remains may bo viewed
Mon. 10 10 y. m.
ToMLlE,-- ,--Noy. ia, ,RtcttA,, wife OF John n
mann, Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral
services. Mon, y. M, $40 g G2d ct, Int. llin-
side Gem, via funeral trolley Remains may be
viewed sun. eve. TO
TwTNING. --llth Month 18th. EDWIN, hus-
band o. Hannah A, TwininE and or late
Croasdale and Mark Kirk TwlninG. aged 10.
Relatives and friends. Vetornn Asso, lat RcEt.
~ J. Vol Cav and Fisher Post. No. ioi, G..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
SWEDESBORO OPENS
FINE NEW TOWN HALL
Firemen Will Dedicate Their En-
gine House-Thousands of
Visitors in Town

sWEDESBORO n. J.. Nov. 18.-Opening
81 new town hall and fiTehouse, in which
Iwo new motor fretrucks have been placed,
- being celebrated here today by citizens,
aided by hremen and thousands of visitors
nom nelghborlng south Jersey towns.
A parade OF the local flremen, with n
dozen visiting companies participating, will
% held at o'clock this afternoon. Two
prizes or S25 In gold win be awarded to
tne companies making the best appearance
ana having the most men in line A gold
piece will be presented 10 the other fire
companies taking part in the celebration
swedesboro firemen will march with two
bands and their new and old apparatus
Following the parade. the hall viii be
aeaieated, with Russell Duane. OF PAiladel-
phia' as the principal speaker. Mayor
stone, head OF the celebration committee
shd -FOUR former Mayors, with members of
Souncl and other officials, will participate
y the ceremonies Women will serve free
FefreshmenIs.
The new hall replaces an old frame
tIueture II is OF Colonial design. built
" req brick, with white marble trimmings
ana surmounted by tower, in which is
: clock OF the four-dlal type, which was
purahased by popular subscription. Besides
: large room for the hre engines, the
ouilaing contains lookup, Council cham
per, hremen's parlors, Mayors ONCE and
quarters, and bath for the night man. II
was designed by Simon & Bassett. Phlla-
ospala architects The town spent about
szaVoO for the new building and fire ap-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
PROVOST CoMMENDs PAPER
Smith Appreciates Public Ledger's
Coming Intaglio Section

All OF the IntaglIo Section OF tomorrows
tahho Ledger is devoted 10 a pictorial
history Of the University OF Pennsylvania.
:. y Is one Of the most attractive Intaglios
Hs Public Ledger has ever Issued, and this
auested by Provost Edgar Fahs Smith.
ne editor of the Public Ledger sent 10
ss9eeior smith copy OF the Pictorial Sec
w, ssR ol tomorrow's paper TO fnd out before
ss lopting II what the University head
ssl'esht ~ Of II, Doctor Smith answered.
the Editor Of Public Ledger:
4iy attention has been called TO the
sss.grlal Section Of the Public Ledger
rA'en Is TO appear on Sunday, November
- gives such generous space 10 the
s,ntsrsiiy ~, that hasten 10 express 70 you
~, sincere thanks for the favor l feel sure
49, me friends OF the University and those
IN IN care 10 see something of our plant
pc delighted with your presentation
so a-Ne often wished that there might be
's9 means by which We could tell the Uni
ss,i ss,,Snys story through the columns OF your
-H's paper. Again thanking you, l am,
Sincerely yours,
u, EDGAR +. SMITH
November 16, 1915"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
Joseph =. HOLLOWAY

se seseph r. Holloway. OF 1877 North Fifty
IN street, senior member OF the firm OF
3 ,a.on mission merchants bearing his name
Atss Dock street. fell dead yesterday aft
kh short distance from his place OF
h At Bishopsville. Nd, In 1879, he
e.i9t 70 thls city twenty-five years ago and
{. Il cousin Guy d. Holloway, engaged
rh IN the wholesale district and was
-lsinper OF the Boosters Club, composed
OF commission merchants. He was
member Of Potter Lodge, No. al,
ny A. a.. and Worcester Lodge. No. 1s.
n 1896 he married Hiss Mani
sls4arher, ~ whqn he q survived, As
a'e yeas 81 are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for young
women, who dcRlrc to learn telephone
operating and secure employment in
exchange nearest their homes. Apply
hetwcCn q. IN, and y. M, at
Keystone Telephone Co, 18h &, ID at,
Room 400, or nj any OF the following eN-
changes!
9hA n 10th 1T.
29Ie n Park ave.
81 " Cnllom st., Germantown.
1857 Frunkford ave.
Preston and Fllbcrt sta.
West and Berkeley Hts,, Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

A. r., invited 10 funeral services 2d-day CNfon. y
1dO ?. m, residence Of Davis Groye, Hallowell,
Pa, Int. private, Convcyancea will meet trolley
ht HalOweO I .3d y. m.
NOLEERr.--Nov, tH, EDWARD, son Of May
and late Frank Nulkert tnve Krugl, AGED 81.
Relatlyes and friends, members q ,Bedisher
INT. Nercin, all other societies OF which he wns
n member, invited 10 funeral, Mon, Z 40 q, m.
residence OF Edw, J. Gcnthcrt, 4i8 w qiratd
ave. REQUIEM mass az y n. m. st. Peter =
Church. Int New Cathedral Gem. -
WELDON Nov. II. ll2o Porter St. PHILIP
j. husband OF Louisa ~ Weldon (nee Cald-
wclD Due notice Of funeral will be given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOoKKEEPER-Lady with 10 years experience
with one arm desires position as bOokkeOper
III b5t, Ledger Central.
COOK-First-ela colored cook; private family
1917 Dickinson 81,
DAYS WORK wanted by neat coloTed woman.
hair or part time preferred; reference. sI3
HOUSEKEEPER-C Cultured. Christian capabie
lady wishes pos; ref. sur. II 75B. Led Cent
INFANTS NURSE, long experience. Undergrad
uate, desires position. N $50, Ledger Central
LADY wishes position as mannEinF house keeper
IN famiiyi capable 70 take full charge. Pres
ton 556+
NURSE graduate. 20 do hourly nursing; bats.
packs massage; an acCompli shed readoFt also
hourly engage mod. terms Bell. Poplar 1850
NURSE or goyerness. Swiss. wlshes position:
speaking English French and Ciermau. besf
reference. CAL a328 NJ Smedley 81.
NURSERY GOVERSEsS kindergarten teacher:
leaving or out OF city preferred. 8iT E At-
iantlc ave. Audubon, M "
PHOTOGRAPHER am the recepuonist You
need: clever, Ohliging and honest: salesladv
A-1 Is my speed; III prove a; sou give me d
fair test. "a b4l, ledger Central
SECRETARY. experienced; correspondence, ac-
counts proolreadins indeNius; manuscripts
revised IL bb5, Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHER for clerical work; years
experience. ~ oat, Ledger Ccutrai
TuTORIHg-.I.anguages English branches. mu-
sic. spgelal attention 10 children, 5ol Weisht-
WOMAN eoloFed. hishly feeommeaded. unnts
laundry cf cleaning Hlrk. ~ faQ. Led Cen4
YOUNG WuMAN eth lhlld 4fshas aenezal
ucraeaof1 1i1 ehsiaqa -. ola1E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
Another Child Played with Matches

Evelyn Kenneweg, three years old. daush-
ter OF Mrs Mamie Kenneweg. OF Baltimore
Md, was severely burned last night when
her clothing caught fire while she was play
ing with matches in the home OF Mrs Sell
wyg Mowbray. bi3 North Allison street
The chlld's mother and Mrs. Mowhray
were burned about the arms in extingush-
ing the fre Mrs Mowbray. the least in
Jured. carried tho child to tho West Phlla-
delphla Homeopathic Hospital Mrs. KEN
neweg and daughter were guests OF Mrs
Mowbray during n short visit In Phila-
delphiR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

Work near your home In pleasant and
heRlthtul surroundings, with excellent oppor-
tunitics for rapid advancement.
There are twenty-olght RslI Central offices
in philadelphia: probably there is one within
a few blocks from your home, Unusual oppor-
tunitics for earnest. Intelligent young women
between 1s and 80 years OF ago.
New employees arc paid whlle learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where tho best
OF food is sold at>Cost In every Central
Onlco.
Comfortable sitting roms for reading
and relaxation.
Comfortable sitting rooms for rendlnR
and Supervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market ST.. daily. except Sun.
day 40 q, m, to y. m. or eyGninEa he
tween 100 and o 90 at any OF tho following
Central offices:
20 w. Cholten ave-. Germantown.
h4th st. and Woodland ave.
lTUi \. Broad Ht
lTth and Diamond ats.
Lancaster ave. east OF S2d at.
400 Market St
Hope and Berks SITS. Kensington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

BooKKEEpEn, cxperlonccd wanted for retail
grocery chain OF stores: reply In own hand
writing stating age. CSperlo1ce. ,reforcnces
and II employed. good position for u good
-EiTh Address NJ 6O5, Ledger Onice.
CHILDNURSE. coOred obliginE: experienced.
neat, Phone Merton oil.
COOK, plain white. wanted 10 work In toYn:
wages 50: give references. Address II 200,
Ledger Office,
DIE STAAlPER, EXPERIENCED, 1914 ARCH
ST, THIRD FLOOR
GIRL wanted for clerical work in Insurance
onice; knowledge Of Htenogrnphy and to do
street work. state age. reference. salary de-
aired and apply In own handwriting. Is 223.
GIRL, exp, white. wanted for general house
work; wages s7 Apply 2526 s. 2ist.
GIRLS wanted To work on folding paper boxes
hrown Bailey Co., N. w. cor Franklin and
Willow sts
GIRLS, over 10 Apply International Art pub
fishing Co, 18th and Callowhill, second floor.
piy Wolf Co $40 n i2th st. Hc'' ""S''' az
HOSlERY-Toppefs and knitters on Scott
Williams and standard u machines; highest
wages and steady work, HyEienic Fleeced Un-
dcrwear Co, Hosiery Dept, 2ll6 N. Howard.
HOUSEwORK-Neat colored girl to assist with
hnusework and with children Mrs, ueorge II.
Harvey. S22 E. 10th St. Chester. Pa,
HOUSEWORK-Whit girl; ono IN family: refer
once required Call 033 ". sth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

MACHINE OPERATORS. Biid per day OF
hours skilled laborers, 81. 10 10 81 % higher
compensation when on piece work. Apply
Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia. preferably
IA p0rson, from To 10 a. m. on working days,
for application blanks,
MoTHEHs HELPER-,,EEper white girl
settled woman: Childnurae; assist chamber
work good suburban home, otner help, ref
erences. wages 81. II 74b, Ledger Central.
ON HOSIERY WANTED; STEADY WORK
GOOD WAGES. APPLY IIAGAR HOSIERY
FINISHING WORKS. WESTMORELAND
AND SITS
sOLICITORs-Fiye, good-aPpearlng. Intelligent
women on commission; salary basis after you
prove capable NJ 7i3 Ledser Central
srENoqRAPiEk. neat, accurate preferably
experienced In hTe or liability Insurance;
knowledge OF bookkeeping. reiB required:
state salary expected II $40, Ledger Cent.
STOCK GIRLS wanted IN all departments good
opportunity ana money advancement TO those
willing TO make themselves generally useful
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
SCHOOLS AND coIIEaEs
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
cERTtFtC ATE--An application has been nod
with the United Gas Improvement Company
FOR the reissue OF "A new certificate Tor q shares
10 replace the lost certificate No. l2iOSS,
dated August ~, 1913, registered IN tho name
OF Henry y. Pulling.
CERTIFlCATE--Ios or mislald, certificate No;
i0i23, PHILADELPHIA Electric ., per cent EolI
trust Appiration has been made to the Land
Title and trust Co. for "A new certncate
Mary ". Nnndcgrift. 1898 Fillmore st., Frank
ford phlla,
Dod--Icst. pointer hitch. 3 years old, nnawerr
to name of sarah. Reward for return to
GEORGE Mathlns, rNoi. Pa, or Frank Turner,
Wilmington, Del.
SIItRTw AIST -. Lost. Thompton's restaurant,
l9p g. nrond . a. m yesterday. Reward " re.
turned to Miss Garrison, Strnthmorc. 1908
Walnut St
wATCH-Iost. lady's open-taced gold watch,
with initials r = T., Eoine from 2Oth aud
thence to remple College. Gift of u deceased
father, Liberal reward II returned to 22O2
r. goth ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

HE'S A GOOD GUESSER
Francis Van Hook. Of 1909 Arch
stret, guessed the eyebrow which
appeared on the Pictorial Page
last Tuesday was Governor Brum-
baugh's. In his letter he says: "If
am right, why not place my pic
ture in and give me a shot" Fran
els was right, so here is his "shot"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
PERSONALS

wNNTED--Od employers have position for HI
bourne former buokkeeper, formerly BrngOr
Dyc Works Address AT once. = 900. Ledger on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE co.

An opportunity 10 secure employment In
the exchange nearest your homo; va
Cnnciea In both local and long distance
offices for experienced operators, Also
In school for girls To learn operating,
Apply between . a. IN, and y, m, AZ
Keystone Telephone CO., 1855 s. "a st.,
hoOm iO3, or at any Of tho following eX-
changes.
238 ~ 10th st.
23lS ", Park ave.
- u, tOllOm st., Germantown.
2TAT FrHnkfOrd ave.
Preston and fllbert SITS.
West and Berkley sts,, Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Westminster KY. ave. near Beach. ElovA.
w 'SSN'tl'SNAt tor to Bt. Priv. baths, run'E
LAKEWOOD. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18

NO., ARE YOu AN Al MANI
WE want men accustomed 10 earning weakly
$50 or more 20 soil direct 10 factories storsa
etc. our new electric lighting fixture mot 10
tho tTadel Double the light. half cost FOR
current, attached to any fixture In l minute
t;lectrleal experience unnecessary. A first
class proposition tcommiaalun nLiyl for arst-
class man, Address by letter only Stransky
Mig 60. l2ll Arch ST.. Philadelphia.
General
$50 WEEKLY earned showing samples ana TAX
Ing orders or n preferred, mailing crculaTa
Tor large Canadian cut-rate grocery mail-ordsr
house, hepresgntatiyes wanted In all local.
ties of the United states. Outfits free A
postal Will bring Information The Indspsn.
dent HroceTy Co, Windsor. Ontario Canada
CHEMISTS GTadua!es, s00O beginners, S8a4-
SIs0i electrician, Slhi clerks, $40, Si2 ana Sib
BUSINESS Service Co., 1901 Land Title Bldg
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SSEFIEyEERRAL Al MEN WHO ARE THOR.
EuENITuRE: VIZ Want MEN MEN NS''HR6 WR6
THE ROUGH TO THE FINISHIi2566
EiH4lblu,GST; MUST HAVE TACT AND
iEAE:CuTiyE ABILITY. APPLY o a,
~, 10 10 II, NJ, NOVEMBER IL
AND. 10. FIRST,CLASs PRoPogI,
Tl0N; MIR, BRuSDAGE, HoTEi,
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IN aWaVW
mum; nSS ~ ER y, and typist at 5000 per an
,.sE PsEson' Frnnkford Arsenal, PhIin' p ABBY In
kiERs; S92t to So per day OF honrs
hsiII s,iIIllsls' ~ to so; Rssistanf p,"hi,rTpI.ts i,TI.s
onsr9 onsed on experience and eapaety! maeb,5s
ttITrSt ~ some with experience or bnnG
nnare ret IatheA, S2.2t; Automatic tIrrct' ith
hand tuft'eiySlSnd' turret iSiSdd nrown sharpe 81 3D.
printers iH 'oRmPSnsation RasaE when piece rfS WORK.
WoTk, S2;2l; Apply Frankford ATss@nni @ 9pnh,iSiide
iWvtESiLaoiy IN person, from TO 10 A. M on
s Morhins days for application blanks -" On
IG,dhthWHII,ER and stenographer-YouIv-- ma,
"a - ~ sJINPyEIlence' salary $40 per month IddT"sa
-. n lel, Ledger Central. ''u''ea9
toni st used 70 sectional warpng on nne cot,
dress = ag AIprirRee ". and wages required. Ad.
"SSIiIIIMoMthER S,IIMo " - First. class automobile bodv
unmstnn;, - TOR tor u'hour day. Stewart Stevenson
fouHu MAN, ls years old, wanted TO do ran
S'entrsspp' spp'oe work. ming. etc. II 76i, LEDGER
fOuNG MEN for automobile stock room, ,,.,A,
PoslVohs Tor capable men, ApplV in n,sS
"""u"r'ths' NJ d5B, Ledger Central, w"
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AUTO TIRES
DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

FINE BRED FowLs-Plymouth Rocks, Rhods
Island Reds. Wyandottes, Liaht Brahma. Bug
and see our immense stock. e. c. vahe. 9to
Market ST.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

A RUBBER TIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cos3-
PANY ABOUT TO OPEN a SALES AND
WfsiIii5;s. T6 sEGuHEr THE sERyicEs DC
tiHARGE or SAME. a SPLENDID oPPoR-
TGNlTY. WITH PRlyILEdE OF nEINo IN
TERESTEp IN THE PARENT COMPANY.
ONLY THOSE ABLE 10 GIVE REFERENcEa
AS TO CHARACTER AND FINANCIAL,
GER OFFICE.