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Army and NdUy Orders,
Movements of WdrShibS

T. Commando W e. RoriE d,t,eh.d Ss','
War 'olesf ia. 90 ksrsss
thr' RoafsWaln 4 MAr DONALD 10 r.osirirr
Zip q fhi'sdf' uhfs Jsn isn -
hfine PaF Zen 4. hoGH~. feacn-i firurG
ban. to n.t~
MARlNE CORPS
O. col " y hKELvY dr,rhsr he.dqua-e,
- Outs 81 rrgrsionsi B-Tsde. siHto Domingo
Ns Il DAVIS. d~.ehsi H,,n War cor,s-
90 duy - lfvTisiunh Bnrais. santo Dc-uinr,
va Hsncork
Ma WILLIAM HOPKINS d.sehed Muir. RAJ
rse.s. NUhingfnn 70 duty lat rr~isip a
BdFsds. Hru. via H,noorf
Cap. u. SMITH dSsfhed Nuins Psrrsrtn
vifiors BrFade Hsyti via Hsnonok
Cspt n. s. GREEN. fskniS~f hsrins B.rN>B-
raw yard y - command 3sd Co. duty s'
Proris0n Brig.de Hsyti. via Hsnco-f
CNp y FOkrSON. de- Aei 81 Main. nsricD.
Fi1t - " n stTIIvAN dosscb-1 Marin. Bsr
rsr1. PnilsdciPois u dTiy orce ivdTo ,dvo
cato general Nan Dds-m~rt
Qusrerrnas.er ,7r-k " MUELLER. dSAnh~r
t,adqusre- n durv 2d Prpvfslonn Brtfsh.
Qus-e-rnas' cen ". " RbrHhA%. d1Srh~1
depot suppi- phnsdelrtia 10 duts - Pro
,'dora Brigade Hsyu v, hneps
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
ne . R-ltns A. Ms-r Island ran.h~ al No.
York Yad PcsnmGc. o. Gusntansmc
SAILED
De- 2s-Ne~ OricAn. Geocrs Bay f~ ArEsi'
De- -osceo', Gusnununo ,~ TGrn AZ Ls,A
p,rft- 1Nmptinsvl. FOR Nes Yuk yad
B7irs san Francisco Tor Nan Island.
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Information and
Marine NeUS Of the World

Ars-n a Co riih mdse Bsr At
~ s.Tic C.1oson Dec o. 10 the souther
Pacific O. With mdse Quar- At 80 m.
Roads 70. TO Furncss. why Co. In bsilss'.
Msschur, london Dec 10. 70 re Atlantic
rr,n.port Co wiz md,s Bar At ioiS S,,,,., :,
N Bliss Dsnet Co. with mdse Bn a.
T,rcheinr Dutch. ROasdsu No - ard
Falmouth Dee ., 70 FuDeh, EdJe @. 70 nsllist
Madison. S.vpoq, New, ard Sc1oit to N
Oh Dominion S, CO. with p'sor.n and ndsa
Mr,r dutch. Rotterdam De- 8. to Bun
Carolyn Rip d, Isneiro Nov y and buerns
Ayr.s Dec s. 70 me Philsds'phis \ South
American - Co. with mdse. BAr A. sls Pm
Ganms Dutch. Rotterdam nov x and hirfyul
Dec 6 20 Punch Edys a Co. with md'e Bar
v.sts. N,v Orleans Dec % Towing one s.ysl.
20 the Standard Ttsns Co with md'. SANDY
hooa a. 6i5 m.
Navarro By. Trinidad: Corr, rrmdis'2.rd
Mongolia London y Cld G,ivoofon. s,naarn.
HaranA: Am,ronl, Liverpool. Columbia Dan
Hong KonF NiueG Ceres lRrorl. rMr l-Te'son
Norfolk and Newport Ness. Ismcasss Brun,rick
PASTORS Hsvtni HJTist fNorl Nesport N.Fs
VI vaue. Galveston. CIV o. savsnuah. SAVANNAH
Bemuoisn tRrJ. Bermuda c. Il. Grove tbrl
Perth Amboy CAyo Bonito tBfl. holt Bsy "a
Wilmington De Huron ChErSsto1 md Iscsscr
lille Carolina San Jusn PHILADELPHIA Liverpool
Orleans. vague Brunswick F-espcrt Sulphur No
j. Freeport Bellorrdo lBr' limerick; No-i ssd
DAM. Newport News. Fri.d,. Sable. Mtrrrsl
Or. Trinidad MandsSlls lNorl. Ssn'iaTo De
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Prom M rfibunr BursAu
Nashir ros. Dec.mler %


ARAfY
.. WILLIAM e. BROWN CstArv from Nniis
IS ItaI f0 G0fe-f.os Island srf 0cIrr 20 CON
naud'ug general lascrn Department 'c- duN
alb sfsion lr Nes Aors CIV
" ! NuJdAh NAlI.t ','An oe, , -
a. from BsNsiian Department io duty with IN
Cau'v Al II Bliss
frrr ii PHILIP GORDON - Ca,airy 90 west
Port MlirarJ A-sir7ry lob 20
p a. rrins ofioen detailed FOR duty a. dsripinafr
tsracts n ieaVcnvOrth, On dt'ee s~ci1ed
tApt DASIEI. VAN VOQRHIs. So cs.slry. ian
-, Gut HENRY GlRnfNs. Csvsir. de''eh-o
~ Goi GEORGE C BAILEY. . NJ G. upon
irr1val IN United state report 70 ooDnsndinf
gsrersi NeStenI Department ~ sssigflfo-nt -
assistant So d-rsr menf cusrernLster snd a.
ausrs-lrD'cr - Division
So, oad II OIvER CLYDE STEVENS. Cossi ~
rvaort @sn N oo'nwAndani 'oa'' ArL'e'
No. IonN " HANNER Med Corp. FINN
wsshirst0 30 rsoiTf station uDo1 expiration
cav, JosFFH O MAUBORGNE sigma co-p- a.
sumo o''nnsud ~ depot Company J. sisnal
Cors nov s'auplei Al Ann service S-hco'
" irs~nworfh
MAto- CONRAD p KOSRPER Med. Corp. -
leyri a. Inspector Instructor OrssaiSJ hiNila
rsf-- hs ielesTAph % Commanding senefh SCUM
81 Department Tor sssir mfrt ..,,.,,,-. =,
Law u siserc- granted Fict -. CHAHhs
DAVIS Nebraska National "uafd. et'eha'n one
R.,ien.iior O, se-rcd Il CLYDE " UAMs
p Irpors NarOutl Gusrd socrped
NAVY
u commsrd,- & " STEELE. r.. ds'Sehsd
Hvd-ogr,rhir Orice NAVY Department Dee 80
10 Psnnsylvsnit.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Ne1t
Twenty-four Hours

Warrington. Der. 30 During us last twenty.
four hour th.rs vn no precipitation o. oo-s,-
ausrcs throughout the United states s1c.p, SON.
local SHOWS In The lake region. lsht rains IN m.
Southwest and rains ard sno-s in II. P.chc
states PRESSURE continues high. but With fat
Ing tendsncy fhroughou. ths West accompanied
py using temperatures that eIieud into The Ohio
valley and The upper iaks region. renps-stu-s
however. still below The senorsl average. 81
csp along The Gun coast
Fair weather Will prevail SUNDAY ard MGdy
east o. The Mississippi. With sorly rising TEN
p>rstUrs Sunday IN The Ohio VALLEY the urr~r
lake and vest lover axe region. and q1i'. gee =
orally on Monday cast q the Mississippi River.
Winds Tor Sunday and Nond,y North Atlantic
AID middle Atlantic. moderate northwest winds
rith fair weather. south Atlantic. ruod.rsts mostiy
northeast fair vsathcr Upper lakes mod.rst.
winds SUNDAY. becoming southern. and
generally fair. lower lakes. Tsniie 10 mcdersis
shifting winds sunday. generally fair w,Afli,r.
slightly warmer On Erie.
FOrecait fer Special Locaiitie.-Dbtrioi q CO.
iumbia. Maryland. Eastern Now Tors Delaware,
New jersey. Eastern Pennylysnia-Fsir continued
cod SUNDAY. Monday fair warner
virginia North Carolina Tennessee. Southern
and Northern NrE Eugland-fair Sunday. Noa-
dsJ fair warner.
Western New York-Parly cloudy sunday: Mon
day fair warner.
Local Official Reoerd.-Ths following Official re-
orc from the Weather Bureau show. temperatures
during the l"t twenty flour houu in eompsrtoo
With the corresponding date Of last yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bshkrustey Pstl;lssi

NAGLE RI BLADE kNIFE co. o: psatnsses-
SO. has ed petitlco with Liabilities fl~ sE ard
L,srsi, s2a 900. mortf,sed for ,loss: s,cet
.sisV machinery. 'aJas accounts. tis noie-
s. 0t-. e D. Ch,pman. $50. C. T. Cool,
,3.4is 40 o. New ORR Ci'y Albert J. Gas,
so 80 secured. " y Bills. snstos,, ,i.6U
and : uolsh,on. CORNING y Y. tll2se
FRIED 4 SHORE 4 paltlon has nesu t.s
's.inst Abraham tfssd 20 Joseph Shore eoini
rediios Edr,rl Crsesas...n. is.7. s,,s Tar.,d
Appointed Oliver Go,dsmi,h receiver. ooua
$500. LIsbll,is' we're stated 20 CO sex and
sssss > ooo. Tie FIRM vas '0rTrsd on December
ESTHER wmNER A p,.iuoa hn b.-n c@
.f.lnI. EHher Nien.- c.o'hint dsaie'. a. sn
sIs, j. Bnodsi1' 81. ,ld Q Kruger. SIZE
bulge Mayer .pDouisd biuse. n-ysr receiver
lisniite Wer stated 10 O. 5000 and nssi
IonN J. GAREArY. o. ise 'Biidhuit AZ. for
us'y eoI dealer "a. t,sd p-titea. .i.h
IL slof Brewing Co. o. Fort Wrns led. h a
HICO WALDvoCFr or sos Va 1871 A.
former, partner wfb Herman MoritF h,s f,d
petition VIII Liabilities is.254 and no asset.
te.i.oI. wish Liabilities sJi5r 'or hoses. fesd.
lo,ns sne noss rnd iss,n ~ ~ seoounu
JOSEPH KENpA. bsse'. o. fsrTytosu. has Sled
q poiiuOl With liaol-lEu sac ana 10 assss.
sassus,e Sshscuu
HENRY sCHwARTZ. clothing d,ilsr a, Yont-
r.. En tiea .etso les sso~lnr ..eilins 80
te3 ard s,s,,s TO-. eor'Si.ns I. 'losi. 5000;
sIfufa 500 and cash 10 btns. 81.
A.isnnru
CEEsroN BUILDING co. nc sr.rsl ere.
tfscfor A. SO Ent lssth 81. Ths BrouI hss
made ~ assignment 10 Leo K Msy,r. Il vas IL
,te.H $4,000. and August \ Busch is pr.s.dss,
LOUIS BORSCHER. dealer N painting supplies
e. 1884 I<Kilsea AZ. has ni5s an s"isrnni
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IMMATURE ALMANAC


Unf,d safes Cost and Geod',.r survey
sun ,ls. 30 Moon rsss "a. m. ID .o
s r ,e-s as Noon sets - m d. 90
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIN I'D
Crstobsl lee. 80.-Kaami lBr). We. Tort
FOR Melbourne. N9sri Luctonbsch, Yea YORK. 'or
Auckland.
SAILED
Liverpool. Dee. 23.-1nscsnii tBfl. from Gln
EoVD. New York.
Curscos. De-. 80 --Philadeipha. ssp York.
Balboa Dec. 3o-Ssn TrsncisoO from Ns-
Yorkl. Coronei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

m. 50 ?. ...3o.27 81 Wu
LEGAL Forasst Fsir. continued cold TO-DAY. To
norrow fair ana warmer. Moderate ror;h~es.
winds becoming brisDie
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FIRE RECORD

lJ-sss w,dsgcrih az hirthi cn,ienia
rlfnf
ilJ-p.lham rtrtvsr srd Var Hc-ssn Az. TIA
Bfoaf automobile Chirss Aue-. toth los,
i5--XG Esst en- q svntxoCgs. inning
fi0--sf Nnf iiah At Hcary knrcer. riding
. ie-wiid.- Az usr 252d -. TIE BrrI strsA
Rosie unknown.
10 90. Essi l2oth 81 vinisn Gsis ussr--s
"
s.Io-1ss is a. rniu-i Ciur Sior-- C,--rsay
t1fEr
li5-1isth g. nd Euer Ri'sr nla $50 w
sro~u t7hirE
.o-g2e III AZ. reH ASIssA. va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
TRA\SPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii. Guam md Philippine Islands, via
san Frsncisco-i s Transport. .......... To day
san FIsnciscO-T : Transport. ......... Dec 81
Japan. Co-sa and China via SeIiile-Tacoms
Maru Observation-Disclosures.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia New lea
Iaud via san Francisco Ventura ........Jtn 4
Hawaii san Francisco Wiihelmins. Jan
Japan. Corea ald Chins. via Sestte-Ssdo
M.u ........ ..........................J Jan
FIJI Islands New Zealand ard Australia teI-
cspt wel. va vnncourr- Mskurs 900. Jan y
Via vancouver EmpTess Of Russia - Jan 20
Tahiti MsrCuests. Cook Islands. New Tea
land. AUSTRALIA. via san Francisco Natal. Jan Is
ARRIVED
C.orretovn. Sydneg G r. Dec 81. " W
L wel a 70. in ballast Bar al D m. 1sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

Humidity
% ! . ms sp m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31

In behalf of citizens of New York and
all merchants endorsing the Save New York
Movement throughout the United States, the
Save New York Committee uUish to express
their thanks to the manufacturers OF cloaks
suits, furs and kindred lines for the support OF
the Save New York Movement.
The manufacturers of these lines who are
located in the Save New York zone between
Thirty-second and Fifty-ninth Streets, Third
and Seventh Avenues, showing a farsighted
policy and friendly spirit, have almost unani-
n,ousIy agreed to remove their factories from
this zone as their leases expire
Their action will insure that this zone will
be protected by custom, stronger than law,
in all the years to come, and that the heart
of New York City will remain intact for ali
time with the dignity, character and stability
that make it what it is.
We the undersigned extend to these
manufacturers our best wishes for prosper
Gus New Yaer:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
fOr,en. for Special Localltis.-DAtrc, Of Co.

HlThelt t-mp~fIi1fe YESTERDAY. 30 dazT.e, ln
. a. p M lowesf. ls at = M sversSe. - .
Gtsfsgs dsie lat year. %. svssSs ssns
date Tor All thirty three yesr. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-31
HELP WANTED
Male

Male
sAIFSAfrN WANTED 20 pfeseai standard loedHs
Ioos fo physicians Only We have .Al $500
! ana nov have PREPARATION uah} oe" p,os' 80. -
~. r.setrt ,sfn u~onounced f,fcr Successful h'pA'
.r.sr .ucre.sluI s4ie~meu. zoos income ara are
49,. a..eliDsunr AIire-s VIII fuI rsl oeislN. @iH
ia.lrr,s rSercf e. iapp'nco.i company ih''~
arrI1s "a
SALESMAN Po,luor open Tor travelling salesm2n
who understands advertising exclusive Territory
rational va known pfoDo0llun See fcprtsenlA
t,s i u Rslss Jan Algonquin. 4ith ~.
sotDrRTps On ml and ice cream cans. good
nst srd steady worb Apply DHrymon's ME-
90 Warren snO Morgan f1. Jspsy Citf. y. }.
WANTED Young msn A. salemtn 70 cal upon
a,-.ors oernss snd druggists Ffih whofn We
ace e.fsbfsnsd connection 70 49, class fsiesusn
r1si,Ion ls highly reugnra'fr p n. Boa 1872
l'nnaltphif. fs
Young NAN Rave you ir'sIiisanos' Are you Ter
...teIf Nouf bfslI .Hpuld esw $50 ntfAy
oil nar,e ianoyr, School 1873 EDi 1871 q
,S.bssy ~.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

WANTED - GOOD statesmen. to
handle full line lubricating oils. greases.
betting. paints and specialties: for
threshing and consuming trade in your
vicinity. References. Write for
terms The Monitor Oil Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-sraIe

WANTED - A good correspondent,
thorough executive ability, buyer and
salesman, seeks position in influential
concern. Highest references. Free
mason. etc. Can successfully develop
any line. Apply A., S611, care of Tele-
graph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

WANTED. TO BORROW, at once or
any time before April l, $1,000 at
city property. Address A., 1868. care of
Telegraph.
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.GRnSsNInpr

Statement-Aiways Telephone G to
- Danville morning (and) evening -
600 acres a ($2,S00) terms half cash.
On main road (5) mile to City Market.
tMail) delivered at (S) room CD porch
nome with (telephone). Fine large
meadows (and) creek opposite all
tnew) roofs (painted) buildings (2)
young horses CD cows (5) hogs (40)
chickens, heavy mounted (new) team
harness and (new) Millville wagon GO)
ton nay, Q2) ton straw (Wife Deceas-
ed possession at once (S3, 400).
-RIVERVIEWS-
tMife) to (Susquehanna) River (and)
handy to (4) markets. Remember-un-
less Gn) position to do business (at
once) please do not consider this (Bar-
gain). (132) acres a (s3,S00). Double
Home with G2) rooms, shutters (new)
metal roofs, large porches with
(water) at door. Buildings valued
G4,200) and painted. (42) Woodland
have customer a C$1,600) spot cash.
Can buy at extra price heavy team
(younS) horses (5) cows 90 hogs (100)
chickens 16) ton Hay (and) Straw.
-EVERGREENS-
CTrolley) and (Market) short distance
to t16) acre Poultry. Farm only tsSOO)
terms $4,000 cash. CD acres in apples
cherries, piums, ounces, pears, grapes,
peaches, currants and berries Fine
(painted) Home, slate roof, porches,
large window panes. out kitchen, barn
and outbuildings. Fine Gardens, new
Fences, handy (to) Silk Mill and (S)
railroads. 90 acres in (woodland).
With good (young) Horse and cow (3)
hogs and 600 chickens only (S950) if
sold at once.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12


MY MAGAZINE, Investing for Profit
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put who hasn't learned the art of in
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1t demonstrates the REAL earning
power of money-the knowledge finan-
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II shows how to invest small sums and
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To introduce my magazine, write me
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Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED - Refined family of three
desire an eight-room house, in sanitary
condition, all conveniences. Offers in
cluding portable garage space pre-
ferred. State rental. Must be moder-
ate Permanent tenant. Address y. Y.
T., care Of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC SALE OF CITY REAI EsT

PUBLIC SALE OF CITY REAL ESTATE
THE undersigned, appointed by the
orphans Court Of the County of Dau-
phin in proceedings in partition of the
real estate of Martin and Mary Spain
late of the City of Harrisburg. in said
county, deceased, trustee to sell said
real estate, will expose to sale in front
or the Court House in the city afore-
said on Saturday. March T. 1916, ut
o'clock in the afternoon of said day
the following described two pieces of
said:
|. That certain land on the southern
side of Forster Street IA feet and 4
inches eastward from the southea stern
corner of East and Forster Streets
fronting II feet and inches on Fors-
ter Street and extending in depth south
wardly of the same width 53 feet and
inchs to land late of the said Martin
and Mary Spain. deceased. whereon is a
2-story frame dwelling house No. 617
Forster Street.
2. That certain land situate on the
northern side of Brown Street IA feet
and inches eastward from the north
eastern corner of Brown and East
Streets, fronting IA feet and inches
on Brown Street and extending i'm
depth northwardly of the same width
80 feet and inches to the southern
line of the land above described, where
on is a two-story frame dwelling house
Terms and conditions of sale will be
made known upon application to the
JOHN +. PATTERSON,
222 Market Street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

FOR SALE-Fifth and Kelker, plot
45X5i, for sale at a most reasonable
price. Several suburban lots at a great
discount. Bell Realty Co, Bergner
Bldg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

Statesmen - Wanted several live.
active salesmen for greatest house
hold speciality yet offered. Sells wher
ever shown. over 100 per cent profit.
Clean. legitimate business. Address
Box lS2. Lancaster, Pa.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNTrIEs

MONEY WANTED in Texas. GIT
Eoge Security. Good interest rates.
Large or small amounts Best of ref
erences. w. c. Moore, Houston, Texas.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WANTED - Persons to color art
pictures at home; easy work; no eX-
perience: good pay; samples free.
Wheeler Co. 337 Madison, Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

AGENTS TO TRAVEL BY AUTO to
introduce our 250 fast-selling, popular
priced household necessities. The great
est line on earth. Make Si0 a day easy
nished FREE to workers. Write to-day
for exclusive territory. p. d. Conway
sales manager. 90 American Bldg, Gin
cinnati, o.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

Statesmen WANTED

MEN who can do work among farmers
and IN small towns make from 500 to
$500 per month. A practical. household
necessity, needed in nearly every home,
sells on sight. No capital required. We
furnish the stock on time TO reliable
men; Not canvassing job, but a
for free trial. and full details. Mantle
Lamp Co, Dept. 597, Thermos Building,
New York City.
SIDE LINE - Pocket samples; 10
minutes. $40 commission; high grade
men only; no other need apply. Ad
vertising Novelty Co., Newton, Iowa.
statesmen - Educated men. COM
manding takers, to sell unique special
". all retailers. very profitable and
pleasant. Give present and past en-
ployment. Address quick, Fred Main,
Iowa City. Iowa.
statesmen WANTED - Experience
Write for large list Of openings offer-
ing opportunities to earn from 800 to
5000 a month while YOU learn. Address
nearest Office, Dept. 244, National Sales
mems Training Association, Chicago,
New York. San Francisco.
WANTED - Salesmen who can quail
ify to talk one hour each day to gath
ering of retailers. to demonstrate new.
novel trade-pullinS speciality. Very
profitable. Pleasant work. b. a. f. T.,
Box 491, Iowa City Iowa.
WANTED - Salesman to control
home territory. selling Guaranteed
Talking Machines. Attractive designs
at $40 and up. A permanent business
for small investment. Liberal profits.
Lorimer-Hicks Co, Troy, Ohio.
Statesmen - $500 to $500 per month
salary or commission, selling our Oils,
Greases. Paints and other specialties.
Do not he satisfied; get our proposition.
Inland oil Works Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
our Spring product dress goods. We
sell the retailer and pay good commits
sion. Desirable side line. Schuylkill
Mills. Box 1892, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED - Salesman to sell our
line of Temperance Drinks in small
country towns. 20 per cent commits
sion. $4,000 weekly drawing accoun..
Red Cross Company, 206 South Main
street. St Louis, Mo. Dept IT"
WANTED - Statesmen TO call on gro
GERS. general stores and confectioners in
mission. $4,000 weekly drawing ac-
count. Crown Cider Company, 2OI
South Commercial street, st. Louis. Mo.
Dept. 1.
SALES MANAGER wANTED-some-
thing new. Business necessity. Re
tails SO to 500. Enormous profts. NO
Exclusive territory. Free
samples. Sayers Co.. 457 Wainwright,
st. Louis
Statesmen - Wanted several live.
active statesmen for greatest house
hold speciality yet offered. Sells wher-
ever shown. over 100 per cent. profit.
Clean. legitimate business. Address
Box lS2. Lancaster. Pa.
WANTED - Good statesmen. TO
handle full line lubricating oils, greases.
betting. paints and specialties; for
and consuming trade in your
vicinity. References. Write for
terms The Monitor Oil Company
Cleveland, Ohio.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

Upright piano. good as new. Vic
trola Al pieces music. Reliable party
can have for part cash and rest to suit
or can have use for storage. Address,
j 361S, care Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

FOR SALE - Four desks, one roll
top, one typewriter folding, two fiat
top; WIN sell at a bargain. Must be
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

FOk SALE - Stock and Fixtures of
an up-to-date Millinery Store command
ing the best trade, including lease on
storeroom, Located in this City, Price
right; Apply to Lancaster Real Estate
Co., Lancaster, Pa.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Tenlale

WANTED-Middle- ged woman de-
sires place as child's nurse Apply 1910
Chestnut street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT-one each, f1ve-room and
four-room housekeeping apartments
All conveniences. March l and April l
Apply Pennsylvania Realty
and Improvement Company, 1872 Locust
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

FOR SALE Upright piano, ma
hogany case. Good as new. Price rea-
sonable. Address, A 3619. care Tele-
graph.
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Statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN - Vacancy February 25.
Experienced in any line to sell general
trade in Pennsylvania. UnexcelIcd
tract. $500 weekly for expenses. Con
tinentai Jewelry Co. 237, Continental
Building. Cleveland, Ohio.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

wishes work of any kind in city for
every day of the week except Sunday.
Address L., 1916, care of Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12
SALESMAN

SALESMAN - Splendid opening Feb
ruary 10. Capable salesman for Penn
sylvania to sell staple line on unusual
ly liberal terms. Commission contract
ager SO Suite, 500 woodward, Detroit,
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JOHN y. PATTERSON,
222 Market Street.

NOTICE Letters Testementary in
the Estate of Sarah S. Graydon, late of
Harrisburg. Dauphin Co.. Pa, deceased.
having been granted to the undersign-
ed, all persons indebted to the said Es-
tate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims will present
them without delay to
HARRISBURG TRUST COMPANY,
Adm,
16 South Market Square.
Or to Harrisburg, Pa.
JAMES a. STRANAHAN,
Attorney.
Is North Second St.,
Harrisburg, Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12

WILL PAY any honest man up to
$50 monthly for part of spare time. No
canvassinE. No capital Write to-day.
Noorhies, Desk 155, Omaha, Neb.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12
FOR SALE

~ BUY Travelling Bags, suitcases and
trunks from Wholesale and Retail
Leather Merchants, Second and Chest
nut Repairing neatly and promptly at
tended to. Specialties made to order.