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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
New Owner

The big North Side Garage business
was purchased this week by l.. b.
Allison, an experienced automobile
man, who will continue the enlarge
ment Of the business as already pro
posed by the former owners, J. E.
Baker & Son. This garage has been
doing a splendid business and under
the new proprietor will undoubtedly
be greatly increased.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
Baccalaureate Sermon

Last Sunday night demonstrated
that Lamar has no building to seat Il
crowd that will attend any sort OF a
union meeting here. The high school
auditorium was packed full, standing
room and all, for the baccalaureate
services, and hundreds Of people turn
ed away unable to get even within
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
Old Relic

Fred Lee has exhibited this week
the original bench on which he started
his street peanut stand in August,
1886. Fred and stand were well
known to every citizen and visitor of
Lamar since the year one, and that
bench represents the start of the La
mar opera house soon to be remodel
led into the finest one in the valley.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24

Ralph Traxler, whose GRAFTON had
been accepted as one Of the five out
of a. submitted to the Boulder de-
batting society, went to Boulder last
week and contested for first honors
with the other four. He was awarded
second place, high honor to win in
this event.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24

hearing distance. The musical pro-
gram was splendid, and the sermon
and address to the class by Rev. Nc
Donald of Wiley was very forcible
and impressive and one to have last
ing effect on the minds of all who
heard him.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
Growing Fast

The Lamar Lodge of Elks initiated
another class of six on Tuesday even
ing of this week consisting Of w. NJ.
Dargie, NJ. X. and Howard Sunday, J.
c. Ford, G. R. Sewer and c. H. Wat
erman.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
For Sale

Imported Belgian Stallion, 8 years
old. weight about 1900 lbs. One Jack.
years old.
A. N. PARRISH,
Lamar, Colo.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of chsao Money for
ICED Farm and City Loans.
jail and sSs me-
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

Geo. W. Nolan bought new Over
land car from Miller Bros. last week.
Prof. C. G. Smeltz of the Bristol
school visited the county seat yester-
day.
The county commissioners were
here in special session on Monday of
this week.
J. ]. Johnston and J. V. Sayler of
Two Buttes were in Lamar for the
celebration.
Miss Eleanor Hargraves of Holly
has been visiting this week with Miss
Violet Henkins.
b. F. Harper, the land agent, was in
Baca county the first Of the week clos
ing some land deals.
X. +. Flint, A. A. Hagerman and
Chas. Doughty Of Springfield were
Lamar visitors this week.
j.. ]. Cessna, formerly editor Of the
Granada Leader, has been visiting
friends in Lamar this week.
Attorney A. C. Gordon was trans
acting legal business in the eastern
part Of the county on Monday.
The Lamar Motor Sales Co. sold
new Dodge cars the past week to
Frank Sayler and J. NJ. Johnston.
Mrs. Fred Marx and son, Paul, left
the first Of the week for st. Louis to
visit relatives there and in Illinois.
Attorney Alfred Todd and family
moved this week to their handsome
new residence on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Gerecke and
daughter, Miss Gladys, spent Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morning in
Lamar.
Mrs. Mary Leathermana, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. A.
Cook, returned this week to her home
in Kansas
Mrs. Pearl Horn, who has been
teaching in the La Junta schools, nm
ished her term last week and is at
home for the vacation.
The remodelled fountain presented
by the Colorado Woman's Club was
placed in position on the south side
OF the First National Bank block this
week.
Mrs. Julius Hansen, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Denning and
Mrs. Hover, left this week for Den
yer enroute to her home in Lewiston
Montana.
A new editor has now Joined the
fraternity in Prowers county. Editor
C. A. Quimby and wife have been
made happy by the arrival of bounc-
ing nine pound boy.
d. W. Robinson has been quite ser
iously i'll for several days, and was
taken to the Lamar General Hos
initial Yesterday for a serious opera
ton. His many friends all over the
county hope it may prove successful
and result in his speedy recovery.
Mrs. ]. f. Terral and four children
arrived in Lamar last Friday to join
their husband and father, Attorney
Jos. f. Terral. They will probably
make their home this summer at
Springfield.
One Of the most enjoyable features
of the big celebration was the joint
NJ. w. A. and w. o. w. dance at the
armory in the evening. There was a
large attendance, splendid music goo"
order and everybody happy.
The special school notes for the
past school year in the columns OF
the Register have been edited Dy
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-05-24
D. W. ROBINSON,
Plants for Sale

CABBAGE, cauliflower and tomato
plants. First house east Of Goodale
farm.
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To Trade

We have a fine farm near Dodge
City to trade for Colorado dry land
ranch Millikan & Turner, Dodge City,
Kansas.
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AUTO REPAIRING
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
YOUR CAPITAL AT ALL TIMES
YOUR OWN HANDS

Smelling is absolutely the most profitable
business in existence and the only one with
out credit in practice. -. - ......
ms Mines 1fa S Is tested by oRpsFt and
the exact value Of ore Is obtained oetore II
No ore is accepted unless II has sufficient
value to warrant the smelling so as to be
profitable TO the smelter. .-, 49,.
mine owner g paid. II Handled right, It is
as SAFE as 2 bank -, -. -. ,...,, a.
normal stage and great opportunities arc
presented there for q smelter using no coke
NOR Goa obtains greatsr hsat ana nS,e aoos o
charges can be smeited than in old-type
Patented in Mexico and other countries
tested In every respect 60, a.,
kSnoTns iSS the real sogdt2n IN Mexico cdn IN
control the business entirely; Advertiser at
tends to the practical end OF II. ..
Of his returns in profit. ~
Rich party and his sons cannot find better
Is covered with trust smeters. Not so In
Mexican independent smelter will be
great success and mine owners will gladly
There is an immense field open and returns
on investment Insured quickly. Returns on
and freight. is enormous. A smelter guar
nnteeing to ore producer a fair, return in
enormous business in a short time. smell
a small scale and win quickly grow from
producer pays the entire bill.
You can only find the truth by investigating
this proposition and any ore producer Will
l 9ner half interest In patents IN Mexico
or ord es r sSTpes 81 a. nal srgTe
this a patent experiment. this Is a PROPOSE
0R xdGrcss 2r 20 oy yesrH sa G. RiTSNzp sR
Continental Hotel
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FOR ALE-Old-established pawn.
broking business; located in South
philadelphia: doing n good, steady busi-
ness; paying 10 per cent. to 25 per
cent. on Investment: good reaBons for
selling; business can be purchased
with or without the property. II prop
erty Is not purchased with the busi-
In ness the purchaser can secure long
lease on the property. with privilege
OF Improvement and option to buy.
p 712, Ledger Office.
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Continued from Preceding Column
wANrBD-FEMALE

,,C,,,--,,r,r,,,r,,, - = d,c,arbone and tele.
phone operator; knowledge OF stenosraphy: .
years exp, sal. s15, Il 064 Ledger Cent.
Is meet + public piii eli ntessnty i i47 Led cent.
ciLDYURsB or ghap6fs5d@aid Ga2 {pT@oo oiHGs nSF'''
q .FIZa iRTIFS9T F9Ss Years experience aims general
=, :, ,orIhs' secretsriai eX-
perlencei IS. T 40. Ledger Central , .,,,
CLERK, experieTneed T general o'"'o
COMPANION to semi.nvald pTafStti,caI dd npTsrT' rr
capable. settled womani refs. II III. heaoll;
CooK-Coorcd woman wants f wGfrk g. qo nddTsss E9Ss
Cook. i4Ss Fitzwater st. --
T-Ny,S WORK cleaning Offices etc or house
work seep OUT ref. II 2o5. Ledger othee.
tbbdro-Siy aSp ref II ia. Ledger Office.
5pTssSIiNtET5R- coIored. drst-cinss work; home
or 2g esg. I2S1 onrarements,
Dibrins bnTns orr or out, Phone Locust 1901 w
GoyERNEss or ompnnion-southern young
,,,s75I55, iSLIrgl Cerman wishes
HOUShjkbSpiE,bh ,i,b ,ri HMpr Years: With refined
family. 90 LEDGER Branch. 9Th and Master; :;
MgasR Ta% pm ma5sqinE. or working for
bus. people; cap; ref. II 122 LedEer on.
vste; exper; best ref. 12e. Ledger offee.
SS5rTANT NiTRsE or older child: competenti
long exp. UNDERGRADUATE. II 209. Led. on
WV oo raa,od ca oppbIs desires position.
chaperon companion to young girl. II l5o'
Ledger Office. -
NURSE or mothers helper desires daily work
sleep hons: Protestant; references ADDRESS
4o Ledser Branch, 214s sreeh. -
NURSE. companionh hospital trained EXP
adaptable, sealnstrees. lou ., -
PRIVATE SECRETARY = Educated Souns Snn
woman, years Win presen5S ,e elnpiJiS' hiSpr and
DOS; IL Gonip. no,-es ana charge OF office;
refs. C l20. Ledger Office,
on MOTIF noe Long exnerIence wishes posi-
;fo nrisnys ho1,s or hotel II 1911 Led on.
siSTSTiT1, % -saT,r stonogrnnber high school
r-ad Ysarsi nncsiient business exp exocu-
tive ability 1st-class correspondent: seeks
pos. with responsibilities. E 44S. Led. Cent:
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AN INTEREST preferably an ao-
tive Interest. Ia offered in n q cor
opration to party who will Invest
ness, which is rapidly expanding,
therefore neccssltatlnE additional
capital. NJ T5S, Ledger Central.
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DREssMAKINa AND MILLINERY
POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssAIAKINd
l1ss 5fRRB ARR EEXyEENlNSsn snPi sESsiQRsS5 Is RS9l

DRESSMAKER. French, desires engagements;
terms reasonablei advanced style, hlKh-class
work. remodel HOS Walnut 81. Phi. Wal 6458
DREssBIARING taught from any pat morn.
and afternoon sessions. Send for cir. Column
blan Dressmakng Sch. 1736 Columbia ave.
THE MCDOWELL .DREssMARINo SCHOOL
Short. practical. Inexpensive courses.
S07 Denckla Bldg. 1Ith and Market SIS.
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PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION is for such announce.
msnts as are OF a purely personal character
those IN distress. for location Of lost rela-
tfvss, payment and nonpnyment Of debts, etc
Your needs when listed here are not confused
with advertisements Of commercial nature.
See Business Personals for important
trade announcements.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1E


- years office experience. university train
Ing, PelrGe School graduate. anxious to Sc
TfS offcel. position ot FeSpo"S'"'"'' = -lo Ledger
ADVERTISING man; val. bus, sec tar'I & out
Side exp. wants pos. u 942. Ledger Cent.
KKEEPER---Aecountant. experienced. eff
portunlty. asa, Ledger Central.
BooKKEEPER. !! years experience billing,
Sollscti9ensi AZ credits % desires, desires, connection at
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, high school
graduate. experienced; ref. G 207. Led. on.
good refs 5 I50 ledger GF centfs
children: wife assist in house When neces.
sary; reference. II IOs. Ledger Office.
sst pa6S will fHf oSs EsAef 44 ReS SenE: GENT n
CHAUFFEUR first class. col9Ted 6 20. single;
Fsfs single aa 5S4 4Hns S
CHAUFFEUR and coachman: arst-class refer
ence, z 652, Ledger Central.
CHEMICAL ASSISTANT 25; college graduate;
two year special training IN aualitatiye and
tory wishes pos, with chances of advance
ment; will. workeri best refs Z 96I. Led Cen.
coAcHNIAN.. 20 years experience, steady
Ssst refeTenee s iB Ledger ed@ F5f ofce soFa
bRAUGHTsMEY = Tive expert Structural
mates given. 7 94s. Ledger Central
GARDENER. married, wants positoni under
stands growing Yegetables. flowers. stock.
milking, care Of gentlsman's place; refer
ences. 925 Genbrooke ave-. Bryn Mawr.
GARDENER or coschman single. white, eI-
perlencedi lst-class ref. Box a. Ogontz, Pa.
JACQUARD WEAVER wishes chance learning
loom fixing. 1873 Ledger Office.
MAN AND WIFE. Scotch, experienced cook
Club PTsfsrrsdi reference 145l Led Led cent csSt
MAN wants position with private family as
houseman or gardener Understands autoi
willing and Obliglngi ref, 214. Led. on
MAN, colored, desires position as porter In
store or club ref. 1881 French st.
MAN as assistant packer or any inside work
205, Ledger Office.
OFFICE MAN, boOkkeeper, age 25, years.
eNpsTlencei also experienced teacheri refined,
well educatedi capable managing small Of
hcei permanent connection. p 25O, Led. Cent.
sALEsMAN, employed, desires ehangei local
or trayeli educated, good presence; aga B9s
l2 yrs.I exp.i refs. g e5s. Ledger Central.
sTsENoGEAPHEdE, 1AI 3. 20 yTs; gld6 yTs sIp,
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BALESWoAfEN, experienced, for
coatsuit and dress department.
Apply 81. Silverman & Son. ~, W,
cor. 9th and South SITS.
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UNCLAIMED TELEaRAMs

wEsTEsRN yNI9N v TEItEig4iAsRH COMPANY
MIks, Mis- ANNA % BIRD. d. Nsry t!i'g Ban teeioredi. r. g.
Williams Company Superior ChgepTleal gsT Com
Elisabs,t,h beth, B,SSwn , Mrs qsorFs T. BSTsr'
Helen NJ. Young. Joseph Haussler.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE COM
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and pawn tickets for diamonds Apply 5:SS
70 l:3o .. M. VIM. Flick. Room s52. BuTd
Bldg, corner sth and Chestnut SITS.
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LOST AND FOUND

For other Lost and Found Ads See Page
WALLET Cbrown). lost. containing policies Of
Royal Insurance Company and other COM
panies. between 4th and 9th on Walnut
about 2, m. Return to Alex Sokoode
1TI5 N Franklin st.
sToLB-Lost, at tho Resent Theatre Tuesday
afternoon black fox fur stole Liberal
reward Address +. o. Box 1903, Merton
station.
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wANTED-Boy. 10, for retail store, srrands
and light work In attending storei hours
80 to @, c 200. Ledger Offies.
WANTED-iOO freight handlsrsi wages 22B
cents per hour; overtime 2 y cents per hour
additional; plenty Of work. Apply Stevedors
Pier IS S. Delaware ave,
wANTED-Competent estimator and sSisS-
man for orna't tai iron shop state age, mar.
or sing. exp. and sal ex, 20s. Led. ON
WANTED-Sawysrs on vegetable IVORY nufS
Bird Button Co., 24B South ST.. Newark
N. j.
YOUN MAN wanted to feed Gordon press;
one with knowledge Of maks-rsady preferred
II s0i. Ledger Office.
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New Departure ssrvioe Sta The Civilian Co.
1914 Arch st. Phones Walnut 5491. Race 5000
PARTsGT9 build on 9E TspIIiSs pIS,S any eTg PhIs
Open Sunday.
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WANTED



eOoIJ.As JJAAsIr,oFF IoFF oHoTHtNG wANTrr,
special high prices paid Tor rno,,s LED
We must replenlsh our stock W,s,svto ,svtotnea. ~
: pnons no wal: ese5 Schultz 2ii N s,se can 's
fSr "a AZ. C@LoTHINq-ITlshest @ prIcs. =.
ess s% phone Pop as91 nlackef 1asS 1885, psn.. pssGs.
Tor !adies' and gentlemen's NJ. prices ps1
Market 2OsO. seligsohn. sth y stres Of phors
FURNITURE OF EVERY DEsS5p;TsssLIasn. 5sLasn.
,1..,.. MODERN AND ANTIoffiEsi sif IIoN
dDelsks, onice furniture, ali kinas "a
etc Bel, Walnut 1894. KEY p pp,erooandlss
THE PATTEN CO. 1i27 Arch ASe !, 9sas D
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets sniIa,..s..-. =;
or part houses bought for ossb puesi entlfs
now lerse. J. bernstein, 1854 RldPso mater
FuENITURE bought cash. parlor ontiss..r.--
ptice turn,, stock stores, will No :, srnllre hus
oetore selling. Ennis. 212 s. Az W. 10 ,consaIt
MERCURY BoUqHT. d. Charnb,sS -. s.,. lest
silver buyer and refiner. 71S SAMSON sald p.n..d 80
NEWSPAPBRs, rags. metals; hjeSs., -. I'm ea
5aIoi out OF town shipments soiic,,s. pfess
aus. Metal Co., 5425 wyahnsins Va,v''en av ~. n
oiD D,,s ,GoLpmGash paid for old eold gSSss .,,s.
IZls. ROGERS, % s. 1fth AZ st"One' Locust
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WANTED-CoAIPETENT ALACHINIsT FOR
SEWING MACHINE REPAIR WORK APP.
PLY TO THE E. RICHARD hEINIG CO..
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SlIUAIlONS WANlEO-nlALb
Continued from Preceding Column
WINDOW TRIMMER AND DECORATOR
wants work day n week. Apply Schor, I3o
Arch st. Phone Walnut t180.
YOUNG MAN. %. married. years. experience
in credits, collections and bookkeeping wishes
connection with good future; can furnish
bond and references. II l41, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, 21, experienced. high school
graduate, wishes clerical position with ad-
vancementi mod. salary. u AL, Led. Cent.
YOUNG MAN, 81. desires CLERICAL position,
high school ,educetion yearso eEpeTienSe'
moderate salary TO start. 2l8, Led. on.
YOUNG MAN-Experienced CLERK. and book
keepr, oper. typewriter and billing mach,
desires pos. with adv. + l43, Ledger Cent.
ATTENTION.
YOUNG MAN, rs, excellent business, rns-
chanicRl and saiesmanship training; strictly
sober and can work on his own Initiative,
Wishes position with firm desiring respon-
sible salesman or mechanical representative.
81, Ledger Central.
MIR, SALES MANAGER-wlll you grant me
interview 10 determine my fitness to
proftably serve you ms salesmani am -
years old, best OF references. good business
qualifications. + 6s, Ledger Central.
JAPANESE wants position as cook or general
houseworker. Matsuo. 3OS NJ 18th.
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PATENTS
Write for ''How to obtain a patent; list
OF patent buyers and inventions wanted;
10000 600 in prizes offered for inventions.
Send sketch for free opinion as to patenta-
bility. Our four books sent free. Patents
advertised free. We assist inventors to sell
their inventions Address Department A,
Victor J. Evans & Co.. patent attorneys.
Main offices, Washington, D. c.: Phia. office.
1920 Chestnut st. Bell phone, Spruce 6535.
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sToesK GIRLS SsRissd5 SosRisda5 AgROg v 5iIvsTman
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Z WI T 10 I IuIIN I IAulIIN O1Lb
WANTED. at Mrs. Kane's office. OIL 8. 10th
st.. frst-cass cooks. mattresses, chamber
maids. white couples. laundresses. child
nurses several housework girls: must have
reference. Apply at once. Phone Spruce
Bi01.
HOUSEREEPERS and housework girls. cooks.
chambermaids. chlldnurseB and girls for In
stitution work; German cook and govern
ess want positions. Miss Rose Dougherty.
1918 w. Grard.
NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbridge Stomp. but
lers, I'd men, housemen, cooks. mattresses,
chambermaids, Swedish girls. nurses. house
maids. etc. all natlonalites. Ph. Loc. 2l30.
MRS MINZLAFF. 1880 Christian Dickinson
515)-Cooks, buffers. chRmbermalds. kitchen
maids, French. German governesses, laun-
dresses.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY, 21O7 Christian
(Ioc. I30S) supplies & wants 1st-class Prot.
Cath. male and female help: all nationalities.
wANTED-Prot. parlormaid, waitress. asst.
chambermaid. also kltchenmald: city in win
ter; good wages: ref. req. Baker, 1888 Cherry
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DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY

OYER CO., REAL CARPET BEATING. 5000
N. 18th, No tumbers used. Phone Tioga 5000
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EXCELLENT opportunity is offered
capable business man, with $4,000
to $4,000, In a merltorious proposition,
where, with Increased facilities. can
control entire trade of PennsRrove.
N. j.. investment fully secured.
NJ 740, Ledger Central.
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ACCOUNTANT-Young man OF settled habits.
u years office experience, university train
ing Pelrce School graduate, anxious to
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CAsT-oFF CLOTHING

BROKEN JEwELRY, false teeth. pistols; coins
Boss lPeople,s stoIel. 2o6 s. 18th. Wal ASS
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WANTED

PRS. stoT co. s6ss TsSiSh. Tio 3g5t
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for eaAt-of clothing we are compelled 10
pay the very best possible prices Tor these
goods in order to replenish our stock. Be.
fore selling your clothes II win pay you to
get oE prices. We call anywhere az any
time. Call. write or phone Poplar ss42.
COOPER,
1910 Girard AVS.
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AUTO SUPPLIES

SLIP COVERS
RE.upHofsfEkTNd ToRfE kKiSoXEhnP XNb REPAIRING
10TH ST, AUTO TOP co,
4OTH AND CHANCELLOR SITS.
PFas. ss psfd lsR IL sizes 81 Psfs sHgF liis
Open Sunday.
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AUTO TIRES

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 miles. Compare prioss.
oRIAIAiS. 238 N. Broad 1T.
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CHAIBERMAID and waitress, exp, for small
family: wages 81. Meet employer Room 205.
sos Chestnut St. Friday, D. m.
CHILDNURSE-CharEe OF two little girls 4
and years, and assist with 20-months-old
childt Protestant preferred. Meet employer
Room 205, sos Chestnut ST., Thursday, IL
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MEN and boys to work in woolen and
worsted mill; steady work; good
wages, Thos. Kent Mfg. Co., Clifton
Heights, Pa.
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COOK. chambermaid and waitress. and assist
with children; comp, trustworthy Prot.
girls; suburbs. H 20I, Ledger Office
COOK, white. wanted, also chambermaid and
waitress one housework girl and nurse.
Phone Bryn Mawr 345 ].
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTBD-one furnished room with prfv,ss
path permanent and refined house. 81
LedEer Branch. $500 Germantown ava
BACHELOR desires room and nTiyst. S.,xy.
central pref. state terms. r t4e, Ied, Cssas
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COOK and chambermaid and waitress; 2 Scotcl
Protestants: good wages; 80 miles from Phil
adelphia: reference. II 10e. ledger Office.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HoVSEKEEPER, working, capable OF taking
fun charge: good cook: must have good
reference: in family. Apply 1902 Master
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-30

ANTIQUE china. furniture, old glass, bronEss,
pictures embEoidery, Oriental goods. old
Try SUSSEX. VIII call. 1925 Pine. Wal. 2029
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. false teeth. feather
beds, broken Jewelry. gold, silver, diamonds
bought. 7sb Walnut, Walnut 1923. Est. 1885.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-17
SCENERY ALONG THE GRAND TRUNK SHOWN
 IN MOVING PICTURE

Travelling passenger an dfreight agent J. D. McAulay of te Grand Trunk Pacific was the host for a party Of his friends last night at the Dream theatre. The special attract ion was the film of moving picture of the construction of the Grand Trunk Railroad and the scenery along the route from Prince Rupert east.
 The film was a good one and op- ened with the huge track layer delivering ties and rails to the mon as fast they could put them in place. The reception of the first train from the East at Prince Ru- pert. the landing of the steamer Prince Rupert at Rupert scenery along the skeena River, the Bulk ley River. salmon leaping the falls in that river. the suspension bridge 800 feet in height, over the same river. and scenes around Mt. Rob- son, the highest mountain in San ada were shown. The reel was shown at the start of the first show only. Tonight the reel will be shown at the Coliseum.