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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
DEATHS


'BT F' r i'ISSs. SSs. YssS %'SA eA,sinr' &
sssd Rssiyss" A is"T sPS tfI.ss. is sSsS
dsnce. 7igs GIenmo.e sve I'M p.rn,;,ood Gem.
friends may call Tues. eve.
INA MkAETIN. RI " Sept. 20 JOSEPH $. MARTIN:
= m. ais N. 9th St. Darby. Pa. Int. Eden
Td;is,n ELL. ReIsiiyss snd friends, Gsoi Chandler
onsy Wit Int priPstd S' vernon aGs v e@ S'"'' ave.
, SSaoSsO Ps s Rev s thS oSP & %SSE sSGc
o. 8. A.. aesd %. Eslsiiyes and friends. also
Thonas cSuTS6. Vsa VsHaoysSo so pSne Once Once eso
Nom; m: Sc Solemn g1 requiem mass 10 a. m. Int.
o, MY9,TgEMsePs YS,T E.1s e. THOMAS r. husband nd
VtsS 70 arS nSr n Mott Relatve. and FRIENDS snne w,
csen aSs Int tsrSsi private Shsen p Hs Gem C0'
sSt s sIRSM NoNrs nss sI.nS Ps
oT qasFa h. 'EGe' RST hdS %'q sso cbs.tn1i 81. n the
=, ,oHgJSTEEDs3,,Nsep, g0ST as. GHRIsTJNA wiaowg
friends the LADIES' zid Hd Society ana mSm ne
chsreSf s SsPhens 70 ES!sSopa
B. Som M 5gGn soHs rssde1ee SIsren9s e. Sgisr
RAMsEET.v,At NorElstOwq,, Nept.s Co. Pc.
snY.- wdow" OF 'Wism w RAMSEY aeeS sNm a.
Relatives and friends invited 20 funeral.
Powell St, T'lfth-day. Ninth Month asth inst /
p M Int. private at Valley Friends Burying
=, RooBERTs.-At, Moorestoxn.r M J.. Ninth
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral, from
FRIENDS, Meeting House. Moorestown, N. j.,
Fourthday 9th inst, p. m.
,SErLEY;-Sept. -, Capt. ABRAM husband
o. Elizabeth s. setley. aged a. Relat,yss and
ed pR 10 aud nsrn sgyySTs Of CS a go'e P R
l716 N. 52d ST., w. Pha also services at
Trinity Lutheran Church, New Holland. Pa,
Thurs. 10 a. m. Int. adjoining Gem.
SISK-sept. 90, JOHN A. SISK, husband of
the late Lucy Sisk (nee Butler) aged 81. Rela-
tiyes and friends, Electrical Aid Society and
Hiro Tribe, No 800. i. o, r. M, invited 10
Mass OF requiem at St. Jnscph's Church,
a. m Int. New Cathedral Gem.
-, sLITER, AT rssssidenee of daushter, Mrs.
Pa, Sept. "a, LYDIA HOTEL, widow John
Sifer. aged 81. Relatives and friends invited
10 funeral services. We'd, 2;30 y. M, at oliver
II. Bair Building. 1890 Chestnut st. Int. prl-
vate.
.wALToN.z,!At yentqor city, N, J.. Sept; 24.
MARTHA ADELINE, infant daughter ot Chas.
Pa. Int. private.
wARNER.-sept .s, FRANK, husband of
vlted to funeral Thurs. ], r. m, 1919 S. ed
Int. Eden Gem.
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Deaths

BENcKERT-ssgt e, EANNAM 9a, L.. ,,sSsa. esssh;
sencisrt @ Kslatises i've % and friends % invited e
rssdene. sFy E Bsncsr 500 baiors
ave. Int. private.
BRENNAN Cnee Mundy).--sept rs. MAR
and friends invited 70 fSnerai. Thurs. Sept 5s
$40 a. M. 1851 Melon st. West Philadelphla.
eRSTsR p Ta q. m. A iat Holy ssSS,s% Gross Gem
dhH lwMIITTlRstOn FsisssgP Rs ssPt sSd ssd
bGooms 81. ,Wilmi9st9n. Del. Wed. Sept 81
geessss the q lat; EHEDD gsSa 8
Ss aSS dssr:s Is Solemn is Ros We; c:sI. 8 ci sS
e. Bos.sa ss.s q g. a e. ana siSg .ps:
gzSs sss saJ. g'is% is;.sa q
ssH5t hsSH p5sais gSi husband Of lat.
hass. sa s%ps q oss ws
pany foundry. Invited % funeral. Wed. so a
". Indiana H " sss Solemn rssSsn s'2a mass S. E&s- &
wssss 70 z e. hns HOY sspsishFs soSa SsT
ns.s.. Ss ..sss s!s !.
sss ssass' 5sss sssa ~ 'brsnkfosd ini private. ate
Asss asn ne dksA Hsssss s9s 5saqs
NJ McAipln At. West Phlladelphie. Ellsh ma s.
"a fsani;sn g: AsaiAa's Church 10 a. N. Int
I'M i5,. sss5 hs,as':s, hM1,as'eARsTs ,s,ssg q
slleq 70 funeral services. Thufss . n. NJ. AZ
ssa'a' sssd f'oa'sosa Snisonsry CO.. "a i'l' ini
sss q fs..s lss Aka. EzrP ,., 3ozS !.
t,.t @ &liovs s1o sl1sls Nsnsa zs,lum s '1ai' j5t
<2 isi5< 9is;' 2IsI, ~lss. :, z:s..s.. ss' c
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FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN c. BELL
Services Held Today at Radnor, With
Burial at Devon-Dead After
Long Illness

Funeral services for Mrs. John c. Bell,
wife of the former Attorney General were
held at 1880 this morning in ST. Martins
Episcopal Church, Radnor, the Rev. DR..
George w. Lamb. rector of the church, Off
ciating 1nterment was made in the ccme-
terry of Old st. David's Church. Devon.
Mrs. Bell, who was an invalid for the last
two years, died Sunday night at her home,
229 South Twenty-second street. She was
critically stricken last Friday and was re-
moved from her country home, Blythe Void,
Radnor. to the Bell residence in this city.
on Saturday she suffered a stroke which
terminated in her death.
Mrs. Bell possessed an unusually gen.
erous character. maintaining several pri-
vate charities. She also took great interest
I'm the growth of the University of Pennsyl-
vnnia. She is survived by her husband and
two sons, John Cromwell Bell, Jr., and
De Bonneville Bell, both of whom are stu
dents at the University of Pennsylvania.
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BUTTER-Demand was fairly active and sun
plies were well cleaned At the late ad-
cry, fancy sRecisls. BIC: extra, ~ q sOc; extra
~ a S2is c nearby prints. fancy. 2sc; do. av-
eraEe extra, 364 31c: do. frsts 33G34c do
EGGS-Thcre was n good outlet for the lin
tied receipts OF fine ncw-laid eggs and values ad-
ysnced 00c per case. &c per dozen. Quota
tions: In free cases. nearby extra, 3Ic per
doz.; nearby hrsts, s1O.50 per standard case:
nearby current receipts. 5000 per case western
extras 37c per doz. western extra nrsts. $40. so
per case; do hrsts s9.oO9lO2 30 per case; re-
frigerator eggs. extra, 50 60 case; do. hrsts.
10000; do, seconds. eS.1OGS7O per case;
fancy selected candled fresh eggs were jobbing
cHEEsE---The market ruled firm under llsht
oferlnEs and fair demand. Quotations: New
York full cream, fancy, 2O020h c; do, do. fair
to good. 1e010hc; do. part skins, IL Q1Sc.
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OBITUARY

MRS. ANNE HANsELL LANE. widow of
Alexander n. Lane. OF the Bartram. Philadei-
she asd hat az Sen IN qH0s c %
She belonged 70 an cid Phllsdslphla family and
the Colonial Danes OF America and also form
erly a member Of the Philadelphia Chapter.
survived by her sons, Mr.. Alexander Henry
Mrs John scoiay. 1920 Walnut ST.. and Mrs
william u. Miller. The latter resides at Upper
Mont Clair. N, j.
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LOST AND FOUND


AUTOMOBII.E-Reward s25; stolen Ford tour
ing car, 1910 model. mfg. No. lO41315, Pcnna.
license No. G5042. Notify Maryland Motor
Car Insurance Co.. A. =. Devereux, mana ger.
al Walnut at.
BAG-Lost. black travelling bag from automo-
bile, containing clothing on Sept 10, between
Boulevard and Broad St station; liberal re-
ward and questions asked IL returned to
el5 Northwest Boulevard.
BUNCH. OF KEYS lost. between Amber and
Philadelphia, containing key to Vassar Lock
39S214, Mall key TO Albert e. Engel. 217
Atlantic ave, Camden. Reward.
GOLD PIN-Lost, gold pin. mounted with two
sprays OF red coral either in Germantown or
downtown. Saturday. Return to 6J0l Wayne
ave-, Apt. ID A.
PURsE-Lost. by poor girl, small purse. con-
tanning S15, Baltimore avenue between
46th and seth streets; finder suitably re-
warded $3.50 Baltimore avenue
RING-Isost. diamond and pearl ring between
1888 Spruce and 1903 Rittenhouse ST.: liberal
reward II returned to 1903 Rittenhouse
SUITCASE-Lost from automobile on 10th be-
low Chestnut yesterday morning. dress suit
case. marked H.. T.. Walton, Jr., TorTesdale,
containing school books: liberal reward, no
questions asked. II returned to Sol s. 18th st.
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UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1901
Alice J9Tgenson, Clancy c. Bons II. &. Smith.
N. r., Wilson; a. T. Barnard, Flint & Ches.
mer, Jos; ]. Bradway, Miss Wilson, II Ma
han: Natenone Msrano, Mrs, Alex; Blddle,
Blake BLAKE Rev. 0;: Thos; II LAKE. Blanche PARKER.
Ambrose, John Williams. Max Casper and
family, Alder. Capt. Peter Laundry, Mr..
hoffman,, Miss H. Houghton. Mrs. j, Tunick
Mrs. II. II. Bonson, Miss Catherine Stenson
POSTAL TELEGRAPH. CABLE CO., 1920 South
Penn square-Edwin Plnkstone, Philip Can
Ian. FRANCISCO Mormi, Elizabeth Waully, Mrs.
ers. Miss Florence Wlsissenburg.
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MIsCELLANEOu
BAR SILVER

= Commercial bar silver was quoted In
New York today at r9hc. unchanged.
In London bar silver today was quoted
at SO 1B-16d. unchanged.
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VEGETABLES

e fair request and generally firm. Quotations:
White White potatoes PennS,ylygania and New York.
Jersey psr basket ,7o@soc,; sweet potatoes.
sl@l.60; sweet potatoes. Delaware and Mary
land per hamper; 20 q o0ei sweet potatoes, Jer-
onions per hamper. sl0i.i5; do per i0o-ib'
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BUTLER or butler maid wanted Immediately:
also chambermaid; also cook; all thoroughiy
eompetent perfectly experienced and well
recommended: permanent positions: for small
family. residence city, winter: suburbs sum
mer: state wages expected, also references in
complete detail. 20. Ledger Office,
CHILDNURSE, experienced. Swiss preferred
for one child. Phone 1855 J. Chestnut HILL
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PROvISIONs
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

. The market was auiet but steady. Rehners'
powdered, $50 G6 s5c; confectioners' A. 600 a
t.65c; soft grades. $3.50 6.C0c.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values renerally
ruled steady follows: Apples. per bbl.--
5ensshsn. si0s; Blush. n6 So siSo@4;5S; Nor!hwest;
s25 York Imperial s..75@3; Duchess $2.a5 a
30: epges' DeIsysEe .,is and Maryland per ham.
iemons, per box 5000; pinesppics. peT crate.
Porto Rice. sSg425; ersnberries. Cape Cog.
per pbl., $4,000: do. do. per crate. SEQ .. 40:
%, Jersey. per crate ate !, s2g2 30; peaches; New
ork. per osssket 80 @19c: do do, per bushel-
,sushel ,, lhsa1p1per-Bartiett, No. l. s1.5O@?; do.
crate. 10000; do. per Alb. basket. 129 &c:
Rtums- New YORK; per basket-Damson. 25 q soc:
frune. - % soc: Green Gage. % q 3Oc.
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POULTRY

LrvE-onerinrs of desirable stock were mod
crate and values were well maintained with
trade fair ,ouotati92p,s are are ssss as follows:
.rs. "a g l5c; spring chickens. according TO quail
". is s@2Oc; ducks. as to size and quality. Is Cd
1sci pigeons old. per pair. 20 0U2sc; do young,
DRESsED-The market ruled firm with de-
rnand readily absorbing the offerings OF desira-
BILE stock. Quotations: Fresh killed. ,dry-packed
fowls. IL TO box y-picked, fancy selected, 24c;
do, weLsh,ng AZ G5 lbs apiece: 2alt 6: DO.
lbs apiece. 22c; DO. weighing, 8 lbs. apiece.
20q2lc; fowls. in bhls ice-packed, fancy dry
pcked-Northern Indiana and Illinois, weigh
Ing 4d5 lbs. apiece. 23ci Southern Indiana and
smaller sizes. 10 22e; old roosters. dry.picked,
lbs: and over. per pair "a 2Se; eroiiInS chick.
sstk ssssickens. ss webbing Sq5h y ! ss per pair, q q
&c; 90. niixed sizes. ,22w23c; brollers. Jer-
wsighinE IL @a i6s; agiecsas 90 {. sGc: broilers,
spring ;2e SQUADS per d9ge1!,sz5a,whi,s, y 5,, weiga-
ing 9@1e lbs. per dozen, s4sS5@2,5 80; DO.
Ing lbs. per dozen. s3:b9sgs;7S; do. weiEhng
Q2.O0. small and No. =, 0Oc u f1.25.
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Deaths Reporten

ALBRIGHT. LOUISA, GO yrs.
BELL, FLEURETTE pc b.. 220 s. 22d st.
BLAEss. cHkRLEs X. 20 yra
B99XER, JAMES s. y II, n q IT yrs.
eReSBft ERfSB SBftF9, HE1iEFh FRANcEs Eli 8 NJ. yrs
GHASinERSs JAMES w. ywil%!ngton. Del.
CONWAY, JOSEPH A.
CROSBY JULIA v.
pE;tAGoM yiRGSlNIA SH1 Al, 81 Mt. Holly N. J.
PENEfErsA PENEfg. sAkAa kNPFNw' w., 1881 Barring st.
BiTf1HcPR BIfTRicR, Ella EILX, Ardmore. Pa.
ENiBERY, EpYIH M. Z. 1858 Penn st.
gF gEFNET FNEI IHRRY' INNSI' 81 % yrs
GR66ffe GR6ff MAE[HA MiEEfhM * xLBERT 8 KEf yr. s
GUTEKUNsT. MARY A., 81 yrs. SsW
HAMTELE, CATHERINE. sSS
HARMsTAp. ANNIE PELEAGER. "a yrs.
HENNRY' HENRX' PATk PAMhs II !, ST. l425 Ritner ST.
HoFFaIAS, SARAH JULIA. coImar. Pa.
HURLEY, SUSAN.
HTGaKHsE6ss 5RTGKs6Ns NAhT MinLikM Il %. b. ch'l''nham'
JOHNSTON. MRS. KATE. 65. Indisent widows
yoLLEY. MIcHAEL.
kEE.f,E kkEEEEffEE jSsTFT R5s i; fO&LEr. Sr
KILROY, BERNARD.
LANE. ANNE SUTTON HANsELL.
MacBRIDE. CHARLES. 50 yrs. -
MoGEApY: MARY 4, 1881 ,IycOmins st. s G
McP,ARtLAAND, McP,ARtL LAURA C.. IS yrs. .s$S
MMAik2F MAk4fSb BnHEHA RtH, 4ASA1g. g yg'' 20 yrs.
MITCHELL. NORMAN E; %FHS
| MOTT, THOMAS r. ";
MNEgThPT4T. NETid4T J9s FRANCIS. 20. 1S47 N 1lth st.
99ETffFFEikisoo9N 9TfFEksoS tHRisFiNSX, Iii Il SF' 90 yrs.
PEARSON GEORGE s., 7S yrs.
PQlssT1d. ls1d. r,X WItLI{AMS III l{AS ss ss yrs. ,,o..,.,
RAiNsFoRD. WILLIAM H. 80 yrs
REESE. MARGARET, 40 yrs.
k6bhMkfs kk66bRhMkAfs ffEHzzAhhnETa fsEzhnE Js a Mo5lestown
ssSciiiSlIAfz5F5lPT,r ANNA BARBARA. So yrs
sEfLEys G4P.fAIN ABRAM. II. 1916 N. 5ad.
sFTRRtyi sFEEEt axzazfaEEw xzEdE! So yrs. Il
sTEW!ART ANDREW j.. sr.. cs yrs.
SSEyT5is SSTEyyhTs5i MAFT fFn,k Al 7q yrssias Charlton :,
TlECks JOHN; Norwood. Pa.
WHTKER. HERBERT. 81 yrs. AstEsS=s
M%hhEESS,fog gS eIAhA. 90 srs.
WbSbjHotIsE WtsTj HEodtIkEN' AbA 81 yrs
YEEAAGGkkEE YYEAGkE BBsH51hlIa' BBhsHNHH r. &c 20 u Srs days.
zELL. ANDREW j.. s3 yrs.
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PERSONALS

MRS. JAMES e. SHREVE. maiden name Katie
G. Kohberger adoption Berry,, wishes infor-
ily, John Kohherger, Sr:, John. Jr.. and Mrs.
1908 W. Madison ST., Louisville. Ky.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE

A.1e-f " WhN hO-Hn hf'
conaru,d from PrecedIno cofumn
MEN 10 wanted 70 learn The ssg.aFs sRe gS,
Gsfmnntowvs vnnessi sye 22e per hour AppiS os'o
MoLDERs--wsnted several GOOD loan molders;
p q BcS l6os SGD 1ylnE esps'on' V
PIIESERs IsH % on woClsn mules. Apply Jghs saa,, :
lane. Falls Of schuyikiii.
rJuNREns sSsT., ysTss;ss; first class Apply H.
PRESsERS. experienced Apply A. S. Bornot
Bro. Co. s. +. cor i'm and FairmOunt.
9vJh6LEHS Jo6n wsntsd Apply TO Jemcs Dssn I ss ssrs
Mills. Falls OF schuyikiii.
~ ~. AsN.,Wsnted an expereneed salesman
men well seaasinsed WIN ths s bTsInsss s sober
and indusirious and come well recommendledi l
,nsed spply; good pay 20 right, party, Apply
ding Co. 9Th Juniper sts ouskertown. Pa.
ALEsMAN-Experienced pearl button sales
me r 10 oSr ns % mSst f n bulk
or earded; only nrst-elass men wanted by
n, Muscatine. Ia -'ONA 80
sALEsMAN-shoe salesman. thoroughly ex,
salary saS sdssP' TedSer Central saq sOOu
SALES VI; MANAGER-we need a man who can
must have eSeeptSnai keen on aStS feres and Y en-:
srsy and be able TO get out Of other men the
aeter, must equal his ability, we OFFER an pn.
gss eSse@ cShTa WIN drawns
statesmen
NEEDS 4 rGW HIGH GRADE SALES
FSH FRaHgErN IN TO rs1 saLrsnEN sIFI OF ANP 6rHER FRR
sHg FAYE TIiAT strfVNS fGYR; MffKs FIPffis %E %SEF SSAS
HAD NEyER fSfIr SOLD OLD BOOKS Ssd HfEGiEg fREEFoRE'
WE PARTICULARLY WANT MEN
S MG 4FT SST SHF Mao GTy MISs cSSP SSPriafSr fASSs
h6SMtEstGDTriiENEk hStste I'VE ABIILITY l3IY TO MAANN,p1kEE
EESSTPRIEGAIEL9 ES PIGyEIi9 RAPIp 1,9 PRolM0yrIIooN p yIo
THEM FAR MORE THAN is MADE
BY THE AVERAGE SALESMAN.
REGARDLEss| | or 'Svfl WHAT Il LINE iiSif; YfoUU
lTg Mf,, CONE 1s IL p APP Nb TAILS M Kor IT 1R OYER
ouGHLY COMMISSION AND DRAW
DEXTER BGfLDiNG. 18TH AND WALNUT
SITS, PIlIIA. PA.
Statesmen wanted; attractive proposition The
United Gas Improvement Company, MIR. Car
ney, Metzger Bldg, N. w. cor. 18th and
cherry SITS. ninth floor.
sTENoGRAPHER-Young man; opportunity for
Advancement manufacturing business; state
aRe, experience and reference. II, Ledger
STOCK BOY wanted in ladies' ready-to-wear
ment. Apply NJ Siverman 4 Son, north
west corner 6th and South SITS.
SToCKTSEEPER wanted in wholesale clothing
house. II. Jacobs, N w. cor. Broad South.
superintendent, to travel In Pennsylvania for
school -book publisher: weekly trips: salary and
Hrnsh Taysi expenses paid. Address yo1smans,
WAITER AND COOK wanted for restaurant;
man and wife preferred; night work. place un-
der new management. 2l24 Ridge ave
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SITUATIONS wANTED-M.ALE
coUNTANT--Au Auditlng. .statements prepared.
eslns ses is isrms ea Es 81 Wa oes
AccoUNrANT.. ofncs manager. credit man,
ss,1's s,ss. seseasi'Hs 20 ss shssas fsaaef
ARCHITECTURAL, DRAEIssiAH, ssss ss.ssr.
delalItf ,ta-s cap 1898 &itten1oAs< 3t1.
1aSs .ss.' e sssss.:;s'I. - ss ;;'e q
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EXEcuTIvE--Having had a very extensive and
executive. operating manager. sales and sales
to IDENTIFY a" with e isrse mSnTfGctgrins con.
cern in any Of the aforementioned ca
will. consider acting as eastern representa-;
snfsciant % sHe hsngr6bee te be worth While. ''0O' u
Hgh-grade qualifications easily proven Am
proposition Of sood standing considered. NJ
110, Ledger Office.
GARDENER. Protestant. married, 2 children,
sse or sit b6s bSns GAIA %sasrge eoEson s
GARDENER. single. Thoroughly understands all
branches: care OF private place; reference
GARDENER, COACEMAN: single, Eng. comp
both branches; care auto ref 22O. Led OFF.
MAN-German Protestant single expd. IN rS gar
1en ana nos i nTcsart Mace am Ypo
Greene St. Germantown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or. private secretary
n BOND Fhs Il fe9uired S4i ee ledger M ofce
sTENoGEAPHER and bookkeeper, thoroughly
years. G $40. Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHER-of office man.. years expert
ence. desires pos; SIS. Is. Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN, 81. desires position in claim de-
th1roIghly eSperseInosed5 @ sIo 5 and can furnish best
YOUNG MAN, g. several years study at law
desires position IN law. real estate Office
a eRpepience. nc T SSs' Eadser Central ts business
YOUNG NAN. age 20, having clerical expert
YOUNG MAN, 20. experienced, quick and accu-
ss hssres asesr fes has best ref
COLLEGE MAN.
years. office and sales experience. desires to
10 invest some eepItsi n the bvsiness ~ vag
references are satisfactory. q $50. Led. Cent.
JAPANESE wishes position as, butler. valet,
J. NJ. 1884 Vine st.
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HELP wANrrp-rrMALE

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
Continued from Precedino coirmn
NURSERY eoverness; care OF children. ases
II TO years; salary $40 per month"; rcference
required. Address ~ Ledger Branch, e53S
Germantown ave, Chestnut Hill
OPERATORS
on power machines for fine private dressinak-
ine; references required; long sceson. Apply
before 10 a. m. Dressmaking Shop, hfth
noor. West store, Market st
sTRAwBRIDGE a CLoTHIER
PREssERs, white. learners and erp. girs
wanted. Apply a. +. Bornot Bro. Co., =. u.
cor. 18th and Fairmount.
SALESfsADtES
Rauners require saleslad dies in various de-
partments. Apply Sur. cfhce fourth noor
sTENoGRAPHERs
EXPERIENCED. APPLY DuREAU OF EN-
PLoYMENT, 4h FLOOR. BEFORE IL A. nj.
sTRAwBRrDoE q cLoTHIER
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A LARGE FIRST-CLAsS MILLINERY
store requires a frst-class A No. l
trimmer; only one who has had afirst-
class retaf experience; the position is
very desirable one. NJ 100, Ledger
Office.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ~ :,
HARRY W ssiI2f sihIR2GfIassmens; s per cent
EVENING CLOTHES re r.IRB
Latest STYLES. Phone Poplar 235. Open evrS
LEIDNER'S 10th and Girard ave-. g. w. 60.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electroIysis:
the only permanent way Eyebrows arched'
MISS SMITH. 402 Keith Theater building
GENTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT ios
N. 9TH ST. PHONE WALNUT 1869. -
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CARPET CLEANING

pREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING sCHOoIs-IudI.
vidual instruction; day and evening session.
307 Denckla Bldg, 11th and Market SITS.
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL, 1875 Columbia aye-our
10th century system is easily learned: day and
evening classes; circular.
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CUSTOM TAILOR
who desires to consolidate, or cutter or sales
man with good trade, TO associate with we'll
established firm: may make very advantaReou
arrangement; state in confidence your own
proposition and approximate amount OF trade.
q $40, Ledger Central.
DENTIST wanted. experiencedi registered In
Pennsylvania; permanent position and good
salary 10 the right man. DR.. Whitten bo7
Main st. Johnstown, Pa.
DRUG CLERK. r. D.. at once. Buffers Phar-
macy. 44th and Lancaster ave.
DYE and tool makers wanted. American Metal
Works. sl4 Armat St
FITTERs and mechanics wanted; boiler and
tank work. cruse-Kemper Co.. Amber, Pa
GENTLEMEN Of refinement and good appear
nnce 10 Interview business men IN PhiIa An.
pIy X To y. M. 610 Stock Exchange BuiIdine
HOusEMAN and wife as cook white, expeTi-
fort; suburbs. II s. Ledger Office N'"'
INsTRUMENT MAKERS, 1924 10 az oer a. =,
of 4 hours; tool makers. s3.52 10 sS. ,as
chinisia t2.70 20 81; assistant rnachlnists 40
10 S2 co. based on experience and "a nacifv.'
tomatiq turret lathe operatOrs CleveIand
y3rown9 q sharpe. s4h6; Potter a Jobnsns,' Jbsnn'
ssbe: hand turret lathe operators a. -, -
"a I0 hiGher tlon when on plecsreoio ~ y
skilled iahorers. 81 TO 81, "a; solderers 10 -
Apply F-ankford Arsenal, preferably in nsr
son Brideshurg. :" bet-
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PIANOS
SEPTEMBER SALE
UPTOWN STORES
conHsR HERPJEss JTs 1EfoEH 1EB EFHHossFs5E sf2SEES srs.

vIcrRoIA OUTFIT, $3.50 <.
excellent oytnt for ONE who is l9olin< ,es eeuIs
sea machine a. Sf ssts for
asseElp.ion and aarss ilgssra,ssd .,s pssmsnt =
Vlctrolas No charge for estlmatc,s
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor 9th and Thompson sts.
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oPERAToRs-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operators 20 IN,
telliRent young women between is and -
years old; salary so week while learning
with rapid advancements n steady position as,
sured with pleasant surroundings and unusual
opportunity Of promotion. Apply In person %
the Bell Telephone Company's -operators,
school,, 400 Market st., daily, between S;aO
q. m. and .. m; Monday. Tuesday and Fri
day evenings between Z 80 and $50 o'clock.
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Wanted

WILL, INVEST ABOUT 500 in some ro,p,
business; must be established and bear inoss
careful Investigation; what seek Is a n aotiv.
partnership where congenal and mutually
prohtable association will continue; am 81 Il,
years, 40 In experience. well educated M
successful in oil have attempted; am red.
booded American and there's iron in me fool
can handle men and am proud OF a sales rec,
ord ~ many lines; VIII treat replies as con
hdential. but DETAILS MUST RE GIVEN ~
no attention paid O 2h2. Ledger Cenirai :.
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Beautiful plshossgy y,stE0ls * IS,nss ssi - B
Payments Si00 weskis... Can or write f.t .i,.< =.
serlpl.on and larse iliustraisq ,,ss<Smsat 3
yieuoias. No chaFge for estimate
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES
Corner Oh ana Thomp.op -
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IRON WORKERS
We wart 200 strong men; between % ana 40
pounds weieht. for nieht work. wages sis al Al
start: pleceworkers earn much more. sta.S a.
work indoors; best OF conditions: NJ f,n,ssrs rs
real Jobs for men wanting to locate ese.as'
nentvs state age. nationality and e~rsrss
Address A. W., Postofhee Box s4s4 Station o.
ISNrfTERs. experlenced ON circular sa.i,,-
hoard nssess csmsssa msssinss HSsissis Fssesd Un
zpSy sS Saf sst sE ssy o.
I1sSSsinhff 1HmSisf Pa 90, wanted. cru.s-Ksmpsrs Co.
MAN 40 70 80. TO take charee Of fore, a. Fs-,-
tors and reepQL sitility Of keepine eell4f.ne,r ~
fstss fttnsa ssi' Lsdser Siisss oihesss' and have INF
MAN AMI, WIFE vantsd @ % all the work IN
Tuesday and Wednesday. 70 10 q. M. '8s3
MEN wanted for rolling min work. nnishsr-
foufners rticter-ine etral4hfeners hes fer
inssoftk slssi CO.. LAWS WY nd sesss enss gahp
MEN WANTED--boilermake locomotive ,,.-
zi>&asss fenns n a. taiii iii fai11"as',us y.