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SITUATIONS wANEp-MA1E

ACCOUNTANT desires books Of small firm to
do evenings. Il 82S, Ledger ofdcca' ''' -
ACCOUNTANT -BookkCeper, graduate Wharton
change on better OPP b 8li. Ledger Ledger ofaoe' f'1ts
BooKHE5EPER ndgidg nGr fq shaTgs 10
once. Call $40 North Park ave ''' '''''
CHAUFFEUR, white, married. aEe 80 years
on Toh hsG-ciass cars Ph Dickinson ny sdSs "a w NP
CHAuFFEuR, married, Protestant, wishes .p9-
lin, General Postoffce, Chestnut Hin, Pa.
CHAUFFEUR white, wishes position In the
country; good reference. G56 Led, Central
strictly sober careful driver. Iii2 Olive St
CUSTOM CUTTER Is oren, for a position in or
out Of city. II 6i9, Ledger Central,
ELECTRICAL OPERATOR 1 YRS experience
Win steam tqTnlnes 6 rP6tarN JGnFer,inIe motor
G VISITS o4 e 'q%GEr edEer ms so" best
GARDENER. single. desires position 10 take en-
tire charge of place. Address s2d5. I.edser Br,,
Si0l Germantown ave, Chestnut Hin.
horses etc. reference G 90 Ledrer Once
MACHMIST-,Youns man wants to learn trade.
II $40, Ledger Central
man as COOK; wife as waitress; go to country.
OFFICE MAN--Competent assistant to office
manaser, sales aceoHnIfyGigs ,,fyis credit dept man
ageT s@eTSaTg & % msgsbpn G39e a business %
PHYSICIAN wishes employment; short hours
more essential than big pay; anything respect
occasion. II I5s, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN. young man, experienced. good ad-
dress and personality, employed. desires to
make change, @ Ledger Office
SHIPPING CLERK, 10 years experience with
T.. r. r.. salary, SIS. II 81, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, age 90, well educated, energetic,
ambitious business experience OF 10 Years,
desires position general assistant TO execu-
tive in banking, manufacturing or commercial
business; excellent reference II 5i5, Ledger
Central.
YOUNG MAN. % years old, good education de-
brokerage hOuses
salary secondary TO opportunity. II $50.
Ledger Central.
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Funeral services for Charles A. struntz.
q member Of the jewelry firm of Seaman
& dtruntz, 4517 Frankford avenue. who
was found dead In the bathtub OF his home
yesterday. viii be held on Wednesday In
the Salem Lutheran Church OF Frankford.
He is survived by a widow, four sons and
two daughters
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BOOKKEEPERS. CLFRES
have recognized the assistance that "Miss
Ledger Central. has been In securing situa-
lions OF the better kinda service which the
public cannot do without, Miss Dean" has
both the interests OF the employer and EN-
ploye az heart, and can be depended upon az
the Tght time and place This service 10 Of
dsred 70 you as Ledger adyertiser-take ad-
position.
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Funeral of william T. Smith

Funeral services for william T. Smith
senior member of the textile firm of William
n. Smith & Son, who died on Friday of
uremia after an Illness of two months, was
held this afternoon at his residence 5346
Chew street, Germantown. 1nterment was
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-26

EMPLOYERS are beginning to recognize the
service rendered by Miss Dean" NJ Ledger
logical moment when they find themselves
Mt'Vvo W i 9onO ~ mp ,t,iS 2,,dE pw Mi Slht a. nRone
lust the desired assistance. be 1t Stenog-
Tapher, ROokleepcr. Secretary Clerk Miss
Dean keeps In touch with young women who
are seeking situations. Have you ever asked
her assistance? 1t Is a free service To Led
ger Advertisers.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like thisl
One or two times ... ..,,,...,..,....t. lIC.
Three times week ck..,...,,.,...,,.. l2bcc
Situations Wanted three times ono week iOc
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional' charge.
Want ads under all other classified tions may
be repeated in the PUnLic LEDGER at combined
rate.
One or two times, , E0c
Three times one week. ck.......,,,..,...... lbc
SIX times one wcek..'.., ..,.''s.,..'..'' l"H,c
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in AL clasaihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted, Lost and Found. Per
1onals Boarding and ROcms When so spcCi-
fed, add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO
10 Any OF THE AhuNE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
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HELP wANrED-FEMA1E


TELEPHONE OPERATORS-Girls between II
and 90, who are anxious 70 secure permanent
roundines: salary paid while learning; rapid
advancement Apply IN person 70 the Bell
sunday between $40 a, m. and 5 p. m, also
Tuesday and Friday, between $3.50 p. m. and
80 y. m.
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POCKETBOOKs-Glrls experienced on pocket
books and cardcases. Apply Wolf & CO., third
floor. 18th and Callowhill.
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M At I9is nhiiqndei-
Frankiin s. Moore ELIZA MIDDLBToN FOX
and BENJAMIN CHEW TILGHALAN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-26

YOUNG WOMEN between ages OF II and %
iust leaving Fchool will nnd exceptional op-
portunities In telephone operating; salary paid
while learninR permanent position ausured,
with pleasant homelike SURROUNDINGS. Apply
In person 10 the Bell Telephone Co. 4O6 Mar
ket at. daily except sunday, between g 80
a. m. and > p m also Tuesday and Friday
between $50 and 80 p. m.
YOUNG LADY. not over 20 years. good at
hGures 21f. Ledger Office.
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WESTERN uNLoNS TELEGRAPH E Ar s,; Co ,,d36i i3Gi
Ter, Mrs Minnie Clark, r. P(smlnE. p. A.
thur w Cowcll Julian Halscll, II. II. Rob.
erts, Lewis X. Non, Jr.. Edmund l., Money,
Austin Nichol Co, Grocers Irving Schwartz.
Miss Jessie l.; Edwards, Mrs. james b. ,Juve-
sorry Garage Journal Mrs, F.. T. schelIInc.
John Kelly. Carl Dunlap, \. F.. Hayes Mrs.
J., b. Thompson, Mrs. Carrie Marry, Private
VIM H. Kay.
squarc--Hob Warren. J. C. Evans MIR II,
W. Eennly; 2. J. Delony, x. l., Ernst, Mrs.
ms Mr.. p. Z. Welton, w. G. Peterson. j. J..
HAnnnhan.
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ORDER TAKER
Tall. stylish woman, 20 TO 80 years OF age
accustomed to taking orders for high-Class
dressmaking and selling Paris gowns in
large, fashionable establishment fullest par
ticulars required In answer, which viii be
treated conidentially. Address NJ 43I Ledger
Ofice.
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WOMAN IAN American. not under 3Ul, possessed
OF business tact energy and fair education.
To hU n position vacated by Illness. must
work hard TO learn business and Furnish very
best references; salary to start $50 weekly.
g ~, Ledger Office
TEACHERS wanted. woman for Spanish and
German, 800 month; high school positions; !;
other teachers wanted .--
NATIONAL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
ID, H. COOK, MGR. 327 PERRY BLDH.
WOMEN--Bpccme Government clerks. 81 NTH,
sample examination questons free FRANKLIN
Institute. Dent. Tt5 p Rochester n. Y.
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MURPHY.-At bis Tesdencei G52 North 55th
st.. June 25. 1915, JOHN G. MURPHY.
Notice OF funerah later,
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e {oseDP :, Morrison Relatives and
Wssdnessday. AZ II M, az her late residence
1135 Wyoming ave. Interment private at
Monument Cemetery, Remains may be
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PIGEON.-on June 2l 1915 ANNIE b., wife
OF the late John Il. Pigeon (nee McNutO, aged
81 years Relatives and friends. also Shade
Circle Ladies OF the g. A, r.. and members
Of the Church OF the Messiah invited 70
attend the funeral services on Wednesday, at
2 p. m, at the residence OF her nephew, win
lam H. Richa rds lS4T e. Toga ST. Inter
ment at North Cedar Hin.
P0wELL.-on June rs. 1915. EZEKIEL pow
ELLrin his s4th year. Relatives and friends.
also Germantown Lodge, No. Ss. X. of p,
invited to attend the funeral services. on
Tuesday. at D. m. at the apartment or
Quirk q Nice. G3Ol Germantown ave. Inter
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SITUATIONS wANED-MAIE
Continued from Preceding column.

Continued from Preceding Column.
YOUNG MAN. honest, neat appearance good per
sonalty; doesn't smoke drink. chew; desires
position; fond Of travelling G II, Ledger
Office.
YOUNG MAN. good education and appearance;
not afraid OF work G ia ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN German. Wishes any kind OF po-
slt!oni country preferred. Hubert Bormacher
25t5 North 1th st.
YOUNG MAN on private place. care lawns
shrubs. flowers, horsesi sober; reference. G
20, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. educated, good sales and business
experience, employed. desires to make change
g |. Ledger office.
JAPANESE, experienced. wishes pos. cook or
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PERSONALS
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS

WILL BUY OR SELL lots at Lester former
Lorbndnlel. or. ut Esslngton. Write p.
Box 241. Philadelphia
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bEsIRABfI
Lane lSd
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS wanted
Protestant; neat and capable; ref; city posi-
tion, Address -, Ledger office.
CHILDNURSE, Protestant, for baby OF year,
to so to Cape May. Apply Monday. 100 West
Walnut lane Germantown. Carfare paid.
Phone Germantown 2OIO ,
COOK-Whte, good plain cook in family of five
IN country permanent places wages 81; good
home Protestant preferred; reference re-
quired. 22i. Ledger Office,
COOK AND BAKER; neat and capable; private
family Protestant Add. c. -. Ledger Office.
GIRL young, white, for general housework in
suburbs; family wash done out. Interview
Mrs, Mead, Household Registry Bureau sos
Chestnut St, I'd floor.
HOSIERY-Knitters and toppsrs on Standard F
and Scott Williams full automatic maChinesi
best pay In city and light, sanitary mill in
which to work. Wallace Wilson Hosiery Co.,
+355 Orchard st.
HOSIERY-Expo winders and members wanted;
plenty work and pay good any. Wallace
Wilson Hosiery Co, i3a5 orchard St. Fk,ord.
HOUSEKEEPER-w Working housekeeper. Prot
estant; ref required. call il52 Grard ave,
HOUSEwORK tseHerall-Quiet. refined coored
girli best ref; must he good plain cook good
home; no washing. T. 225, Ledger Office
HoUsEWoRR, SRI, experienced, 1 in family;
go TO mountains for summer. Mrs, j, j. Ed
wards, 1901 Powelton ave.
MILLINER, experienced wanted. Apply 1888
Chestnut 81.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES

OFFICE PARTITIONS
STORE FIXTURES
THE BETTER KIND
GET OUR ESTIMATE
PHONE. WRITE OR GALL
go WEISS MANuFACTURING 90
400 y, 18th 81, Phone Pop. 1895: Race 159e
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS. 1929 Balnbrdge Comp buffers.
housemen. couples, cooks Mattresses. cham
bermaids, parlormaIds. Indies maids nurses.
etc. supplied and wanted. Phone Loo 2l3O
MISS MARY r MCCARTHY, 2iO7 Christian
I.nc 1921 supplies and wants lst-class Frot..
CATH. male and female help all nationallties
MRS MtNzLAFF, ioan Christian st rDick
hl5), wants and supplies helm Of all natlonali-
tlos and cnnncItIea. houanWork girls Wanted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-26

TIE RUTI
eToomB-al
latest con
Ben phOns. I
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FvRNIsiIBl
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STRAIGHTER on light-tsmpered steel plates
experience work preferred. Apply
MtDVALE. 1900 Wissahickon ave
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$50 and 1
1ssEx. An
Chester:
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STENOGRAPHER, with knowledge OF bookkeep-
Ing wanted at once; permanent position and
advancement 10 right party Address McCabe,
No, Union ST.. Burlington, VT.
WANTED-General wooen mill help; caTders.
Splnners, Weayers and nnishers; Davis &
FuTbeT and Whitley mules; CromptOn q
Knowles looms, heavy woOlens; mill sit
uated IN city Of $4,000 population, so miles
west Of Buralo. For full particulars regard
ing these OPENINGS apply the SinEsbv Manu-
featuring Co. Ltd, Rrantford, Canada.
WATERMAN, capable OF taking care OF steam
boilers with some knowledge Of machinery.
Appy, in person or by letter to II, X Milford
Glenolden Pa
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AeCARROE;-on June "a, 1915. SARAH, widow
of John MCCarrOn. Relatives and friends IRE
invited to attend the funeral services on
Tuesday, at p. m. at her late residence,
1880 Lattmer street. lnterment at Mount
Moriah Cemetery.
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WANTED

w aNIGu
ANTIQUE FURNITURE false ,o.,, ,o,,.--- 49,
heus BROKEN jewelry, gold sIlver feather
bought. I35 Walnut. Walnut 7oos' raniamcnds
books and libraries bought. all l,l.s.ele -se lese.
ADDRESS; VIII call. Dickens 100 n NNnnssi nsssi send
BROKEN JEWEBRY. false teeth ,,.,''un .".n "
Goln books, with prices pay tnajnIssst93 jnIsst9ls coin
BOSS Peoples Storel 260 s. iith .22c JR
Tin CANS wanted viii pay oS con,. y t ttse
pounds Tor used tin cans or rnt,iTnyamnu iTymu pr 100
Seorse E Sewell. Rear 2ith st ana y sneets.
-aNe.s -Phila delphia. Pa "u rassyunk
.,, CAST-OFF CLOTHING -i------=4--a.
VIII pay positively highest casb ..,
cents and ladies' discarded clotbIpprlces for
estimate extra high prices for iutI.S, you. az
f2MntrE YsGE CAL wrindSe nS phone Be Poplar rS S,g,t e.
CAST,OFF clothing bought; right nr,,..s gplat
send postal or phone Market 9Ga7 ''''es paid
- FUDEMAN Gt4 Caiiowbrt -
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets antio,... ~. ~
or part houses bought for cash, ~ entrs
now large. j. Bernstein, 1854 RidVc matter
OLD ,GoLD-Cash paid for old sold ~
anttque clocks; viii call Bell phonnn' silver
lib. ROGERS, % s. 18th st ''''' Locust
MUST HAVE FURNITURE, ali kind. = 49,
t1rSs stocks Of goods srchandse Y's ot svs,; nn
sPAYDs sci Walnut PhliadepSsIIsnu $500
BEST PRICES for mems cast.oft clo,bin, ~
etc: Write. call or phone Walnut 1nsSees
SCHULTZ 241 N. 9th at. '"u' osVS
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sTABLEAIAN. experienced. Apply 6S y. I'd st.
22O Bridge 81,
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

APPERSON 1910. Gcylinder, 5.passengeri has
been used for demonstration only. Car better
than new and carries regular guarantee WI
sacrifice as II models are shipped. Phone
Spruce 2OTo or address
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HEATING

HEALTR HEAT is hotter and
CHEAPER than steam or hot-wHter. Pure fresh
1927 Fi1her' at
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STORAGE
PENN STORAGE AND VA -.
2l30 Market ST -'N CO.

ATLAS STORAGE wAREHoi,sr
moving packing, shipping csprs,I = STORAGE
McCANN's STORAGE HOUSE t1,.e nt = alth
Seiit So,it, moving packing shipping n lin
uoln Pnohes Let us estimate suto vans
NEST PHILA. MONARCH sTor,s.
NEST PHlLA. Auto Packing ,sUgSSAgE CO
,,,,,, NEST PHlLA. $3.50 LANCASTER shhieglnr
NMli9p Mn,pp Dollar Ftreproof BUILDING. RIM, :,
M2rIn Phila STORAGE Co..20sS I.ehi,b re-
IlhARn ,. STORAGE CO, MS Girard 49,, t,o. ..sso
Wy auto, Packing, storage. Phone Pori Moytns
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private bath, Phone Dickinson oSii.
SPRUCE, IRA 20 (The Brismonde)LLarEe a,s az
rooms; running water; private baths; p9s5ifs pe9ts5f
optional; 50. to City Hall. Ph, Walnut III
SPRUCE. 139T-Rooms. single and with eatgi ~
blocks below City Hall. Pm. Walnut @ te9l ".
SPRUCE, 1521-Rooms, single or en- sul'ei Pr
vate bath Phone Locust 1910 w.
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LEHMAN,-On June %. 1910. EMMA D.. daugh-
ter OF the late John and Mary Lehman. Rela-
tiyes and friends are invited 10 attend the
At the funeral parlors OF William H. String
held. jUOl w. Susquehanna ave. Remains
may be viewed az her ntece's residence. Mrs.
James Nayes: 30s Sloan ave. West CoinEs-
wood, n, j., Tuesday, TO p. m, Interment
private at LeYerinytOn Cemetery.
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

Continued from Preceding column.
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Squares city Hall Phone Locust 6sa2 L.
PINE, I4la--Airy rooms; single oE en- saiss
private bath. Phone Locust bebl w. -
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DCUGHERTY.--on June "a. 1915, GEORGE f..
beloved husband of Rose Dougnerty tnee
wrayl and son Of John and the late Kath-
ring N. Dougherty Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral. on Wednesday,,
at $40 a m, from his late residence. NO2
n. 32d st. Solemn Reugiem Mass at st
AEatha's at 10 a. M lnterment at Holy
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT proncIent also experienced In
Office management. wanted by mfg, concern
Br"uro tnntlrm!ug foregoing re-
quired state particulars, including age, sal
AIRY. n 54l, Ledger Central
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RIICk.-On June =. lOlB. ANNA E., beloved
wife Of William Flick and daughter Of Harry
invited TO attend the funeral services on
Wednesday, at p. m. at her late residence
28l7 w. Fletcher St Remains may be viewed
Tuesday, to 10 p m. Interment private mt
T~NruvOOd Cemetery,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-21
Two Weeks Christmas.
From the World Outlook.

SIho
Filipino children do not think that
they are over supplied with Christ
masses, although they have two, De-
cember 20 and January 6, the latter day
having been retained from the old
Spanish calendar when the United
States took over the islands. Practical
ly, Christmas now lasts through from
one date to he other. IA days. If to
these days the Filipino children could
somehow Lido the st. Nicholas day of
early December, which the Dutch chill
dren celebrate, they certainly would be
we'll fixed. However,. two weeks Of
Christmas Is as much as any well
child can reasonably ask for,
n certainly as much as parents can
stand.
Filipino children usually have no
stockings to hang up, but they place
their shoes on the window sill for the
same purpose. On Christmas eve a
boy and a girl, costumed to represent
Joseph and Mary, respectively, go about
the streets Of each town or village,
seeking shelter. Following the touch
ing drama, reminiscent of Joseph and
Mary's entrance into Bethlehem, the
scenes of the Christmas story are re-
enacted in all the churches. Every one
attends these pageants. Frequently the
crippled and ailing come crowding into
the churches on their hands and knees.
The remainder Of the night is given up
to feasting.
On Christmas day, small bands of
boys and girls, representing the shep-
herds of Bethlehem, travel as trouba-
dours about the towns. searching for
the Christ Child and singing Christmas
songs. They are gayly attired in bright
colored clothing, b~espangled and gilt
tering with They sing be-
fore the doors Of residences and bust
ness houses to the accompaniment of
~tambourines and stringed instruments,
lnd do not hesitate to hold out their
hands for a Christmas gift when they
shout "Buenas Pascues!" (Merry
Christmas.) Their performance is wor-
thy of a gift for it represents weeks of
/. training with the music master before
the HOLIDAYS,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-21

He had worked carefully, else the sud
den giving of the latch would have
thrown him out of the carriage and
given instant alarm TO his driver. He
was so thoroughly convinced hy this
lHme that he was being kidnapped, per
maps to be murdered, that every sense
was OH the alert. 1t was his charac-
%teristic to be exceedingly cool during
a CRISIS. 1T was the quality that the
keen eyed chief had valued most in him
and the final reason why he had been
selected for this difficult task in place
OF an older and more experienced mar
who at times lost his head.
The door to the outside world being
open Gordon cautiously took u survey
OF the enemy from that side. There
was no cleaning weapon here. The
man set grlmly enough, laying on the
whip n muttering curses to his bony
horse, who Salloped recklessly on as
II ~partaklng of the desperate desires of
MS master. In the distance Gordon
could hear the rumbling of an on com
ing train. The street was still dark
and scarcely a vehicle or person to be
seen. There seemed no help at hand
and no opportunity to get out, for they
Were stil rushing at a tremendous
pace. An attempt to jump now would
very likely result in broken limbs which
would only leave them in a worse
plight thar they were. He slipped lack
to his own seat and put Celia next to
the free door again. She must be where
she could get QUE first if the oppor-
tunity presented itself. Also, he must
manage to throw out the suit cases If
possible on account of the letters and
~uab they contained.
lnstinctively his hand sought Celia's
In the darkness again, and hers nestled
into 1T in a frightened way as if his
strength gave her comfort.
Then, before they could speak or re-
alize, there came the rushing sound of
a train almost upon them and the cab
came to a halt with a Jerk, the driver
pulling the horse back on his launches
to stop him. The shock almost threw
Celia to the floor. but Gordon's arm
about her steadied her, and instantly
he was on the alert.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-21
FILL THE COOKY JAR.
Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
manor SNndicafe1

copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
have you a cooky jar? II you
haven't, have you not at least a very
of your youth?
Although the filled cooky jar has
somewhat gone out Of fashion, it has q
useful place in any pantry. From it's
cool depths small cakes for any oc-
casion can be extracted. For the aft
ernoo u Of tea. for the unexpected
and hungry guest who is refreshed with
a glass OF milk or a cup of chocolate
and some cookies-to eat with fruit or
ice cream for dessert, n for the for
hidden but delightful between meal
nlbble, the cooky jar can be called on.
Hickory Nut Macaroons.
Mix one cup Of nut meats, chopped
cup of flour and one egg. Drop on
buttered tins and bake in quick wen.
Cocoanut Drop Cakes.
Cream together one cupful Of light
brown sugar n a half cupful Of but
ter; hen add one cupful of sour milk
and n teaspoonful each OF cinnamon
and cloves sifted with one level tea
spoonful of soda and two cupfuls flour.
Mix thoroughly and then stir in a half
cupful of shredded %cocoanut. Drop
by dessertspoonfuls on a creased pan
and bake in a moderate oven. If the
cakes are not stiff enough to keep their
shape, add more flour.
Walnut Waters.
n cupful of flour, one cupful OF
sugar, one-fourth cupful of butter, ono
cupful Of walnut meats, one egg and a
pinch of salt. Chop the nuts fine, beat
the butter and sugar to a cream, add
the we'll beaten egg, the flour and stir
in the nuts. Drop In %spoonfuls on but
tered tins and flatten a little. Bake in
a moderate oven.
Pecan Cookies.
Beat the yolks of two eggs until thick
and lemon colored. Add one cupful of
brown sugar gradually, while beating
constantly. Then d one cupful Of
chopped pecan meat nuts, s%prinkled
with one-eighth teaspoonful of salt, the
whites Of two eggs, beaten until stiff,
n six tablespoonfuls of flour. Drop
from tip of spoon on buttered sheet, one
and one-half inches apart. Spread and
bake in a moderate oven.