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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01
CITY NEWS In BRIEF

E. Daugherty came up from Morley
yesterday.
Clarence Johnson, H. Snow, Jack
Brown, C. L. Joslyn, o. A. Crinshaw,
and f. Lindsay Braun, all of Char
lesOtn, were business visitors in the
Cape yesterday.
J. w. Ellis of Ste. Genevieve was in
town yesterday.
S. o. Smith of Dutchtown was in
town yesterday attending to business
matters.
O. L. Chiffon and wife of Caruthers-
Vile were in the Cape yesterday to do
some Thanksgiving shopping.
Herman Sachs of Kennett spent yes
terday in the Cape on business mat
tiers.
w. w. Pell of Commerce had some
business in the Cape yesterday.
The ladies Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church are giving a bazaar at the
Walther Furniture store on Broad
way.
Stop at the Crescent today and have
a Thanksgiving dinner-the best in
towR
You will find everything you wish
for a Thanksgiving dinner at the
Crescent Restaurant today.
An extended hunting trip into Dunk
lin County is being planned by A. W.
Sheriff. and Roy Schuck of the Cape.
w. J. Schwab, Walter A. Richard and
w. F. Schuck, all three of Hannibal,
Mo-. will accompany them on the trip.
This is an annual affair. The party
intends to remain for nearly two weeks
and hope to return with number of
deer. coons, wild turkey, duck and
other game.
Take your Thanksgiving turkey din
ner at the Crescent today.
The Cape Girardeau High School
football team will play the Poplar
Rluff team at the latter city this after
noon. The team departed on the morn
ing train. One of the regulars, James
Kinder. will have to be left behind,
because of an injury to his leg.
The new Church of Christ at limo
ycill be dedicated this afternoon with
elaborate services. The dedication viii
he at 1890 in the morning. The con-
Guiding services will be held at 1870
o'clock in the evening.
The Commercial Club will have its
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
the club hall. The election of the OIL
GERS for the ensuing year is the most
important feature of the meeting. Aft
CT the election the plans for the COM
ing year will be discussed.
Will Bergman, who Joined hunt
ing party from Sikeston, returned yes
tetday after an absence of more than
] week. The party went to Arkansas
and returned with number of deer,
turkeys, cOOnS anu OtllSl SdIllc-
Mrs. w. w. Hinchey and her little
child went to SikestOn yesterday,
where they will spend the holidays
with the parents of Mrs. Hinchey.
Howard Conrad left for Blytheville,
Ark, where he will make his head
quarters as the representative of a
lumber firm of Chicago.
Enjoy a delicious turkey dinner at
the Crescent today.
Everything that goes with a good
turkey dinner will be served at the
Crescent Restaurant today.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Kaiser of 419 Broad
way yesterday.
Turkey dinner will be served at the
Crescent Restaurant today.
Miles & Cunningham sold % mules
to Wade Anderson yesterday morning.
Mrs. o. A. Pelger left for Chicago
Yesterday afternoon after having at
tended the funeral of her mother, Mrs.
Hester Pair, who was buried in Jack
son Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. B. Chan
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01

William Kinder, a carpenter, sus
tanned discolored eye yesterday when
he hit himself with his hammer while
at work on the home of John Sack
mann on North Pacific.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01

The flowers, however, with the ex-
ception of the dandelion, have drop
ped their leaves and have ceased bud
ding. The last rose of summer van
ished when the heavy freeze cam
about two weeks ago, and there are
no indications that resurrection is at
hand.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01
SHOOTING MATCH

This afternoon, Just west of the Fair
grounds. Bring your own gun and
shells. Turkeys, geese, and ducks.
DIR. J. S. Lehr.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01
ideals.
749 848 $50

The Ideals will meet the Wonders
to night in the regular weekly game
on the same alleys.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-01

Frank Burford OF Burfordville was
in town this morning. Mr.. Burford
contemplates moving to Cape Girar-
deau. where he has work offered him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

0-Ford L. Bruce.
7-Jamcs b. anderson.
s--Iamcs Burns. Jr.
O--James BURNS, Jr.
i3-C. &. Kimble. Elmer f. Cole. Harry Haw-
IA J J., NIarGhan,.
i6-Rr, II Tngle, Wm. II. James.
lSSi{i2hTn1 H. tidt5orU,E igta5rdnG Pr John purdy
1o-cbSres Tbornc res segfrIed h fHf2T55 ngd1s,odt
2o-'APrlsn Wcstcott Evan Johnson, John p.
CIV, Edward Cope, Horace V. Nrcrodvcp
John \ qiyrammer, BENJAMIN y caiycr. 15'ySf
Rser Ro1 rtsaK tsS RGY " 9wisht ,5s d snn} tEs
To@gsopd P'iaHRR Jasi"R sicnrnSfy 81 ifGayan' Horace
22-SawmIHIg,ii wII,i, u u Hoqsston. James o. .Connor.
Harry Hillman '''' w. r"N'
g. Johnson. Fred 4. Mcckert. John a
2i-Josssgh Cassidy, j. L. Lamboruc w. II.
25-charicg G, Ntendell. Charles Pollands.
2G-s. N Wilson. Frank a Kammcrend
2T-C., Douglass Bartlett. George s McClcI.
CSC, ,Hcnry Erbec. w. e. Stewart Robert p.
oo Horne; Waiter V; .Aahby.
abryS@z hibTs@}a Ttiam omss W WShaE EEen
Howard NJ Morrison. William J. Pat
st--John W, Glover. Elmer Mcciaskcy. Charles
a2-Georse, Martin, Edwin c. Relicau Harry
33-C. q. Pratt, Walter Wilson william Nor
ai-TRgmas nelson. Evan T .rcnpoek. W. n.
Jacob II. Shelter, Charles r. Ciill. Frod
erick $, Drake II. Albert Lalb, Frank
W. Wolf w y: Americk, Herbert c.
Little, William II. McCracken
a6-N. Vi V2nardsdalGp hcwIs, Fl BTanden-
ao-lt., .GlackneE, William RiGhter., Henry r.
Nshr; Chr WIliam ri a. isigEhGs sd John naxtcr
stein Morris Il. Rubreicht Peter Marks
Ter. sydney D. Renham, J. Elwood Nc
aa-wiiiIam R, Yoeum. John Calvin.
ley. Jr. John T. Glchrlst.
At--Georeo Johnson, AUGUST Belmont E. H.
Coburn. Harry W. Taylor.
to-wllllam Nealy. Harry, g. Ritz. Edwin z
siSsSrt, iSHT4, W. "FStd PaskSr F"fE W. .'a@ Heath
James NJ. Paul John A.. Fisher. Henry
r. NaChc, Lester y. Barford, Dr Mich
:, =, ael s Bennett. George G RulrlGh., r.
ESfS Ssr di2rE? n Cox Rob1Tt f6r1o1 Ro1
William r. ScarElc, Joseph scholcs, Jr,.
Matthew Kenney, Thomas Bluctt.
ii-C. W 7. Robinson. John Il. Dcmpstcr.
Walter II. Richman.
Rivard, George W. Mitchell Harry s.
shaw Charles G. Cope. ]. l.. TruaX.
w. g. I.ivczey. Francis Il. Burch. /.
i7-wlliam Nicholl Charles Metzgar' George
is-Charles r. Bailey. Henry j. Nelson. w.
ID. Kaufman. John Guertler.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

DAYS WORK. cleaning or laundry exp white
woman. 976 Locust aY. .Gtn. Phi. Gtn, 1915 j.
DRESSMAKER wants engagements; 81. so
daily; refs S8O4 Ledger Br., Goth and Girard
HoUsEKEEPER (workingl capable. settled,
Eng. Prot; adult family, III 4SO, Led. on,
HOUSEKEEPER companion. with cultured
family: English Protestant. II 4s0. Led on.
HOUsEKEEPER (managngl Hotel. institu-
tion or priv home III. II. s.. 4Ol9 Brown st.
HOUSEWoRK-GoO cook, capable. exp'd
woman small fam ref, IL 6O4. Led. on.
LADY, young. Of culture and broad education.
wishes position as social secretary visit
ing governess. Phone Belmont T155 w. or
write NJ 1853, Ledger Central.
REIIABLE settled woman wishes position
as companion or mothers helper to assist
with light household duties; reference. 2328
N. $50 81.
NTTRsE-Practical hospital experienced; fret
cisss city reference. Phone Woodland 4O9T r..
NURsT-iTrained, hospital esp, desires pos.
any sickness or Invalid ID 224. Led. Office.
NIJRSE-Nursery gogerness Garman Protes-
tant. wishes position, Boa as.
OFFICE WORK hlinF. etc. two years expert
enc. have also had some experience Ia art
school work. aud two years ln high schooli
~ present employed IQQ4 references. = "a
Lldzar Central
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suburban
Atlantic Clly. \. D

E9gNq SUB a@ Man " Ss Ssafd aaissisp'I 5sass sss Ia p5s
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General

BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY.
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING.
PRODUCTION MANAGER, familiar with
small, accurate, INTERCHANGEABLE, and dupli-
cate parts; ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, ex-
perlenced In experimental, laboratory, incan-
descent lamps good opening: COST AC-
COUNTANTS. several; Statesmen office
furniture advertising. metal products, etc;
FOREMAN. Interior woodwork; BOOK
KEEPERS, several: CLERKS. excellent
openings for young men; sS 10 $40; FORE
MAN Interior wood finishing, $50. MULTI
GRAPH OPERATOR AND TYPIST. s15.
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LOST AND FOUND

For Other Lost and Found Ads See Page /
BROOCH-Lost. Friday morning. Feb. IL. be-
tween 93d and De Lancey SITS and Broad St.
Station a diamond brooch: old-fashioned
setting: reward II returned to 33l4 De
LHncey st.
WATCH-Ladys small gold watch and chain
ost on 18th St between oxford and Jeffer-
son SITS Reward ii returned TO 23iO n.
Park ave.
DOG-Brown Pomeranan male, in neighbor-
hood of aOth and Christian sts; $40 reward
7i3 s. 2lst st. Phone Locust 1872 j.
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HOLLY BEACH \. J-proportv
containing furnished apartments,
near beach terms to suit: bargain,
ID lOl, Ledger Office.
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TWO unfurnshed rooms for light housekeep-
Ing "a floor, or small apartment. for
adults; vicinity Of 10th and POwelton ave
NJ 2i2 Ledger Central
COUPLE WANT two rooms and hath. unfur-
uishGl for Hight housekeeping; central pre-
------- ----- mrl-n. ref. ~ hl8. Ledger Cont.
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Suburban

WAYNE AVE. 4562 CGermantownl-Rooma and
PLEASANT rooms. newly furnished. well heat.
ed: excellent table; Conv. 20 Germantown and
Wayne ave, cars; gentlemen looking for
home comforts will profit by phonins Gtn-
3052. or call 2iO W. Rittenhouse st,
1.-THE FERNs'' (Gtn., .l84 W, .Cheltenl-pss
Tm., near bath; excellent table. 8tn. S32s
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PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION is for such announce
inents as are Of purely Personal character
such as children for adoption, appeals Tor
those in distress. for location Of lost rsia-
tiyce payment and nOnpayment or debts.
etc. Your needs when listed here are not
confused with advertisements of a CONNER
ciaI nature See "Business Personals for
Important trade announcements. -
JAMES DOWNS. blind musician, who lived
i'm Philadelphia - or 80 years ago or ms
heirs will learn something to their advant-
age by communicating with d; H.; Harper
1854 EllCott Square, Buffalo, n. y.
WILL not be responsible for bills unless i con
oO31 Il. Hazard st,
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There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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wAiTREss, lhoE99ahly esrorIenced. whito. J

WAITRESS, thorouRhly cxpcrlcnced white.
Protestant; English preferred small private
family wages 50 NJ 150, ledger Central
WANTED--Woman for general homework.
sweeping. cleaning and waiting on table.
clc.; no cooking: sltua tinn In the South;
state age and wages; must be Protcstant.
Il sal. Ledger Central.
WOMAN, young, energetic. capable and Cul-
tured wanted for assistant matron NJ Junior
hnusc In suburban boarding school for boys.
" col, Ledger Office.
WOMAN. young Prot good appearance for
young children; instl ref. u al, Icd, Cent.
YOUNG LADY with knowledge of ianguagcs
general office work and stcnOgraphy. Ad-
dress ~ Y" Postofficc Box 35ON
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STORAGE and van business; long oStabllshcd
central location; worth uvtstigatug LEWIS
A. TAuLANE, 300 Walnut st.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROWN ST. 1l2G--Furnished rooms for gen.
tlcmcn or married couple.
CHESTNUT. 1so1-Nlcely furnished single
and communicating. Spruce 1854
CHESTNUT, 1904 =. Very desirable. single
ROOMS. iPEtSIkNENT Y OK ifiF TRNNsfENr. n5SFf
CHESTNUT 20o5,,--Attrnctve Furnished rooms.
single and en- suite; private baths; references.
CHESTNUT. 2oia-.-Attractively furn., single
or en- suite; electric lights; hot.water heat.
LOGAN SQUARE t23I \. l8TH,-AttrHotiys
PARK AVE. 2l07-Prvate family will rent
or furnished rooms, Dlam9nd 5s45 ].
PINE. 14l2-Larse 3d;story front: also small
SPRUCE, 133T-Rooms. single en- suite: pr
baths prof offices; steam heat; electricity
ST. ALRAN.S Place 23i72G story ,SSq sSqqt9-
WALNUT, i311,-Rooms; furnished unfur;
a. or pdna 10 ofT Proson S9Shs @ @sgnny and well
WALNUT 4322-Desirable furn. vacanciesi
sonts; refined surEs,; reas Pres. 1891 w;
Wni96RhhATD iG6} A. R AYE 4g92-2 furgIshsd he Hgs E9omS
with private baths Phone Walnut 6o44.
18th. n. ,2639-,WIdow wishes, to rent hand.
Diamond G72. 80 :
18TH. N, 2OO4-2 bright "a story com. rooms.
furn or unfur.. gentleman pref,. every cony.
18TH, s., 23O-well furnished large front
room; telephone; gentlemen preferred.
10TH ST, n, 2523-Niccly furnished; well.
heated. 2d-stOry front room; refined Protest.
ant family owners. Diamond 1881 w,
18TH. AND BROWN STS-Room and private
bath, for Eentlemen; also other rooms; all
convenienCes; reasonable. Poplar 473S,
10TH s, 33-Attractive cd floor rooms run.
ming water; private bath. Phone Locust 3012
2oTH, ~, .2l4s-Priyntc family viii rent
furnished bed ana sitting rooms. with hath.
TO refined gcntlemen breakfast optional.
10TH s, 2I9-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM;
gentlemen. Barring 1878 W.
1913 n. 18TH ST-Two second front rooms,
communicating, newly furnished. for light
houseke"ping running water. Diam, 1866 w.
TWO GOOD rooms near Broad and Locust In
quiet refined hOmei excellent location.
NJ 30. Ledger Central.
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DO YOU NEED THIS SERVICE?
Energetic office man, nine years experiences
expert stenOgrapher and correspondent,
knowledge of sales managing, editorial and
adyertisnr writing experience wishes Cn-
gagemeutH three evenings each week and
Saturday rt1Ous. T. Si3, Ledger Cent,
''WORK! ~ WHO HAS SOME WORE?"
Young Wa.l, -i desires position of any kind.
w. Hausselmaa, Berlin. y, j.
country as butler and lady's maid or seam
stress. Call 423 S. 10th, city
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


YONG EuSlNGIH MAN sG@5 r, GornTG,',%n mi, ,n,
vest S5OnG t0 SO 600 cnsh
noes cNporionrg Eaiund OF tmc road and IN INC
Wt ',l", 90 90, "a, s r,,a'rrr,.., I ~, ~
giwc w" IN" bIgt "f rnf.rnncrs ana Tnyo n clean
,rcr,rI i'' '''' w "'' ''
RGpli"s receiving attention must come from
Responsible people having proposition that
For Sale ,..,,..,
JAW NV
Valuable prOOpTtV N'IN ~
FARM or 1G7 ncr,a STONE QUARRY.
MATEMoWER SAW MLiI", EL,MPIhIETE
,r .,,y,trrt hni,,Ss G,nr No, ID room ,ind
S-room; GIacksmiih and Workshop complete.
l' "'VrI G,r,,v' rnr trniinT r,,ssir~ r5,ru, 10
irJor CAV Price sa5, 200 'Snitahlc irarms,
Principals ''''z' y Wv" ''''Ns' ''''''' '''',.
rdinn@HV m5'n't, Ia cTtond Tie bustnrs bg nurchas
I'M. 'dditfSn.,I WrstGrn fartory: the best Of
r.T,rDIrn aiyrn ana rCduIrgd: particuIlrs
Efvcn M pPcrsonai ntorviow to principals
o[,G, INVESTMENT mad, with Judgment may
NJ you 4 t4lll4G brol4I'r, urS"nu@ @ W. @ ng,gs-
sity of the lit.llmr i9ii. gnNrtN anu nhlASS-
E W"ittE w ,,m.Tt" ,"n,,iir ~ S,rinIi,t INC
i,Er,n1t U ~, ,ig. tb. h,1T ,a vol rs Inc
inluI'WCHt ,, use , lI'r rIo ioM ,ytS tTC
inr"' az iigrGv.ripr. npnGrtIIuitv and 10 get
in an nur t,uoJ investment worth "a lifetime
Of labor. If Interested write to RoN /. 1IN
\ \, Ii,,r, t"',,' Gr6rn '''' .'
C;TOp ATiE and car, hfIsiurss. long established.
central location; worth iuvpstigatnp LEWIS
A. TAI'I.ANE. 300 Walnut st.
FA Glory FOR SALi-LOr1trd miles from
Reading, Pa. on Reading Railroad, contain
ing large modern ,iYlnrl@EE gmIdlitT ,",nlin% i
I"ir @ Tors SiG .o ,rrcN w ~ r,it,d
@ l,i ,,,,5 ,ir,,.I Shines vynn,issipr Rrrl,
Gmrn"nv NM y y, 60 JiGv N HGgJiU. pa
", >-,r,,r, p,rt,.. ,,.itl, .,,,it.I t ,,.rt a.,
,,,I,i', M 6rgt ri1eg Ini1in~ nrnunrtjrs ir'
g,Iiiy,6r,i5' az Ny,,,,d1 mi ri,nr, DrInrir,il il
nnE noeG I'IlE , nln n"'',S SI TO- E 70 imiH ~,
lrrgg ii q Riggs, 9TIS California ST.. san
Francisco, cal
- ''as -. '
HOLLY REACH n J-proporty
containing I FUR Furnished al 9na]Ftm@nts ]
ID ioI, Ledger Offce.
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BOARDING

SATHARINE, 5OlT-,Nicely Furnished suite.
bath, single rooms; board. West 1914 A.
DIAMOND. 20O7-Large front room also
single, South. cCpns.. home cooking: reas' ble
FARSON. ~, 2g-Furnished room and board;
near SD 81, IL" Preston 5425 w.
LEHIGH, l8l3-15-Attractlve room; perman.
cnt or transient; excellent board. Tloga s22l.
RACE. 33O7-Cheerful single and double rms.
southwest exp. excellent table, refined busi-
ness women ref; 10 minutes to City Hall.
SPRUCE. l22O-Attractlyc rooms. single or
On suite; good table; reference.
SPRUCE, l224-26 (Brism0nde l-F'urn rooms.
single, en- suite private baths. table board.
WALNUT, 4044-Beautifu 2d-story front ad,
Joining bath; couple or gentlemen; refined
home; also single room; good table,
Bath, ~, 313-Furnighed or unfpEnlshsd
rooms, with board. Phone Barring 1881 ].
4OTH, n, 32-Attractvely furnished. sunny
rooms. excellent table, phone.
BOTH ST. s., 134-AIost desirable location IN
West Phila.; second floor front or communi-
eating; electric light, hot-water heati good
table; private family.
5OTH. n, l21-Communicat, front rms, board
for ref. party appreciating good home; phone,
ONE or two gentlemen; superior board; small
private family; fine homei front roomi steam
heati suburban OutOoki cony. all carsi home
like, Key, phone West 465TD,
DESIRABLE vacancies; first-class table board;
ncghbOrhOOd Broad and Diamond. "a
Branch Ledger, 1884 Columbia ave.
WILL GIVE first-class table board 10 two re-
liable people. Broad near Girard. Phone
Poplar 1872 W.
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STORAGE
PENN STORAGE AND VAN co.
2i36 MARKET ST.

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE - storage,
moving. packing, shipping. cnrpct cleaning.
Pm Burlug i62 for estimate. Market 5Ith,
McCANN'S STORAGE HOUSE, i74s N. 1itH
st moving packing. shipping auto vans.
Roth phones. Let us estimate.
FtREpROOF. Nothproof Concrete Warehouse.
". Phla Storage Co. 20a3 w. tehlgh. Tto.
1850. Pianos and Furniture Bought Sold.
MOVING and storage prompt service; lowest
rates. estimates free. Phone rioga 217s.
". NJ BROWN 3S54-56 N. 5th.
STORAGE-Movlng by auto vans. packing.
shlppinE. Levin Bros. 204s Ridge ave
Phone Poplar COCA.
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Suburban
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS and bath; highest reference. Phone,
Germantown 1862,
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)

,,,,,ib ia permitted in all classlhcations ex-
cent Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
IEtn,tnd Personals Boarding and Rooms. add
FEI3VIS CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO ANY
an ARONE RATES.
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MUsIoAL INsTRUMENTs

PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
IEppE S UPTOWN STORES
cor 6Th AND THOMPSON SIS.
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C,o . two time rate for EVENING LEDGER
and Put1IO LEDGER combined is 10 cents per
agate i:ne. with the exception Of Help Wanted
nor line,
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TELEPHONE OPERA TORS
WANTED-Brlght young women
between II and % years old. to
take up telephone operating; no
experience necessary; salary paid
while learning: pleasant work;
permanent position Apply I'm
person. Bell Telephone Co. iOB
Market at, between $40 n. m.
and p. m.
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BoARD WANTED

MOTHER son, two daughters want board for
SIS "a month; viii buy; give partleularss
West philadelphia preferred, M il4. Ledger
Central
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like thIsl
RT Three ''tiiG times one week ... Isisc per line
Six times week ........... 1Oc per line
Situations Wanted. three times one week. 10
cents pcr agate line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be in
serted in the daily Public Ledger
at no additional cost.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY, 2lO7 Chrstia
(Loc. 1889, supplies & wants lst-Class Prot
Cath. male and female help; all uatioHalities
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HELP wANrED-FEMAIE


OFFICE GIRL, familiar with typewritlng ana
general clerlcal work; good opportunity for
advancement to bright intelligent girl w
II, Grant Co. 900 Market st.
SHOES--Learncrs over 1B years. in packina
room. lth floor, ais ~ 18th st.
NJ 18th st
STENOGRAPHER-Wa Young woman
HtenoErapher; must be good grammarian
quick, neat; permanent position; give refer
'ences, salary. etc, In application: Protest
ant. F. Gi2, Ledger Central
STENOGRAPH1R experienced In own hand.
WrltinE give experience, age residence, sal
airy and reference! Protestant; want good
Erammarian. u 320, Ledger office.
STENOGRAPHER and hooItkccpcr. experi.
encedi Jewess preferred. Il sal Led, Cent
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE ENECITlNE, 3H
years of age. married; university graduate'
broad experience in corporation aCCountlnE,
imports, exports. etc; correspondent ana
travelling auditor: salary secondary to posi-
llnn nffnrlnL- rrnnl fullIrn- II IlM l.nl. l-Mll.
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MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT Is better
and cheaper than steam or hOt-water. Pure
fresh air with normal moisture. MAXIM
KELSEY. ~, 1Sth ST., fhila.
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BROWN ST, 1l2f--Furnished rooms for gen.
tlomcn or married couple.
CHESTNUT 1s21-Nicely furnished single
and communicating. Spruce 1854.
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FACTORY FOR SALI;-Locotrd miles from
Reading, Pa. on Reading Railroad, contain
ing large modern factory BUILDINGS uuvoTiU"
a floor space of liuNg5U fcct. with engine
ana boiler housn. Also 30 acres Of ground
ana two railroad sidings. WyomissinE Brick
Company, =. .. lioy III, Reading. Pa.
WANTED-Partv with capital to cooperate in
opening up frst-CIass mining properties In
California, Nevada and Arizona; principals
only need reply; all money TO 20 into the
property for development and every dollar to
be- accounted for; references exchanged. Ad-
dress H. q Riggs, 27lS California ST., san
L,.L
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

YOU'VE NOTHING TO LOSE, hut everything
TO gain In the way OF mental comfort by
keepiUg constant control Of machine and
keeping away hazard with YoCOM FRIC-
TION CLUTCH pulleys, SHAFerING and
MACHINE WORKS. l45 North Second.
JAMES YOCOM & SON.
ROND'S BABBITT METALS
Imperial, Victor, Royal. Monitor Vincent.
GRADED FOR EVERY PURPOSE
CHARLES BOND COMPANY, $50 Arch st.
POWER-PI-ANT EQUIPMENT
pynamos, motors, boilers, steam and oil en-
giues pumps, air uumpressOFs
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc, 127 n, 80 st.
SECONDHAND PIPE
Cut and threaded 20 sketch; large quantity OF
all sizes in stock. Griffith, 4l6-2O Mover ST.
MORGAN mailing machine, !, ., 3, 4 spindle;
sensitive drills. ~, %. 2s, 80 inch drill
presses. NuTfALL, l74S n. 9th
HOSTING ENGINE -lONi2 in. "Florry' D.
D., with boiler and drag line bucket SEY-
FERTS, 437 N. 80 81.
DYNAAiOS motors and machinery bought, sold
and rented grmatures repaired. Main 81
Market $685. Yearsley Co. 224 n. 90 81
PIPE-second hand. an sizes. Phila, Second
Hand Pipe supply Co, 10o3 n Tlh ST. Phone
ONE by no double-drum Hkeleton engine
Allen Engineering Co. 907 Ponnaylpania Bds