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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

SELLING wEAKENs COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. lb.-Selling pressure
was encountered at the opening on the
Cotton Exchange this morning and prices
vechned TO 15 points on the call, with
,ne tone easy. Commission houses, New
Vr.eans ,'Ins and southern interests supplied the
m ns. freely and the demand at best was
united and scattered.
liverpool purchased moderately and some
sy.o"h interests were buyers. The first
oi the season of August 1917, was
sana ue on the call at 1912 with another
'V,owing at 1870.
Ine market became less active around
shs~"y' Very heavy offerings had been
soloed on the decline to 10. s5c for Janu-
tsSahe ahe 70 zoe for March. and as the selling
hn,,,no on prices turned steadier on the
trsSen average OF southern spot advances
son,S buying and further support from
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LOST AND FOUND

CERTIFTCATE---An pplication has been filed
with the United Gas lmproycment COMPANY
10 replace the lost certificate No. i276Ss.
dated August n, 1913. registered in the name
Of Henry n. Pilling.
pURSE-Iost. lady's black leather purse, con-
talnIng photographs and cash, on SATURDAY, be
tween Girard Tr. co. and Chestnut Hin;
ward. w. b. Lex. 1905 North American bldg
PTRSE-Lost. Monday, at 545 D. m. on 52d
ST. car between Cedar ave. and Market; con.
tained key, money and receipt bearing owner s
name. Buch, u S. 4Bth ST.; Preston 2l72.
SPANlEL.-LOst, Friday, az Chestnut Iil, red
dish brown cocker spaniel, Reward when
turned 10 Mrs. r. Henry Dixon, Towanda st.
near Chestnut ave, Chestnut Hill. Phone
Chestnut Hin 20.
FOX TERRIER. wire-haircd: about s mo. old
return 10 1926 Spruce street, or Bls :. l5tu.
81 reward.
GENERALIZATION, about one week ago black
silk umbrella; name and address TOP OF
umbrella Liberal reward II returned TO
B 1885, Ledger Ofice.
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VEGETABLES

White potatoes were quiet. with fairly liberal
offerings at quoted rates Sweets IN fair
demand and hrmer. Onions and cabbage were
potatoes. per bush.-Pennsylyania choice. 81 G5
OLLIE: New York. choice, Sl.b5H 90. White
potatoes Jersey, per basket s5G a 81. Sweet
potatoes Eastern Shore, per bbl.-No. !, Sc. 25
ware and Maryland. per hamper, 75c QSl, Sweet
potatoes Jersey per basketUodN93. l. gsOe
$500 .75i No. 2 81, 7ba2. Cabbage, Danish,
per ton. s42 W4s. do. domestic. per ton. S3sQ 40.
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AGENTS

Ford owners 100 per cent efficient absolutely
necessary device: hundreds in use; highly
recommended: Instantly demonstrates quickly
sold; generous commissions; excusive terri
tory; nominal capital required state expert
ence and qualifications FIRST letter. Lane Motor
Device Company. San Diego. Cal.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BELL, TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Work near your home in pleasant and
healthful surroundings, with excellent oppor-
tunities for rapid advancement.
There are twenty y-eight Bel Central Offices
In Philadep pha; probably there is one within
a few blocks from your home. Unusual oppor-
tuuitl6s for earnest, intelligent YOUNG women
between iS and 22 years OF age.
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the hest
OF food Is sold at cost In every Central
Ofhce.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation,
Opportunity for Advancement To Ga
nior and Supervising positions.
Apply at 4O6 Market St, daily. except Sun.
day, 5 80 A. m. TO y. m, or evenings he
tween 1900 and 300 at any OF the following
Central offices:
28 w. Chelten ave-, Germantown
Bath ST. and Woodland ave.
1T0b s., Broad 81.
17th and Diamond sts.
Lancaster ave. east OF 02d II.
400 Market st.
Hope and Berks sts., KensinEt0n.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NIcH0Li.s 1929 Bainhridge St, has hrst-class
isngllsh, French, German. Irish, Swedish
buffers housemen, German coupcs Scotch.
Herman, Irish, swedish Russian cooks. cham
bermaidS, English German nurses ladies'
maids. etc; vacancies buffers cooks walt
resses, chnmbermaids and combined for city
etc. Phone Locust 2i3O.
EXCELLENT Scotch Protestant. swedish and
German cooks, Swedish Chambermnids. Prot
estant. Catholic infant nurses laundresses,
buffers, Wallets; highly recommended Wanted
nurse, scamstress, for grown child: ladies'
maids settled woman for laundry work coun-
try 50 and IS nurses; city. Mrs. Rogers 318
5. 10th.
MRS, KANE oil $. 10th St, supplies only the
best class Of white help. male and female:
vacancies for all capacities and best Philadei-
phia families. Phone Spruce 34Ol.
WANTED--Cooks. Chsmbermaids, childnurses
and Homework glrs girls for institution work.
Miss Rose Doughcrty. 1913 w. Girard ave
BUTLER. first class, 500 cook. $40; white
waitress, IS; colored waitress. SO. Browns.
1909 Catharine st. Spruce 27T7.
MRS HARVEY, 1919 Rittcnhouse sa.-Reliable
help sup; large number wanted for every cap.
Mrs. CORINE BRlNKLEY. Employment Agency.
16S \. 18th at. Dickinson 1i12 W.
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FRESH FRUITS

Apples were in fair request and steady under
moderate offerings. Grapes more plentiful
and lower. with demand only moderate, QUO
tations Apples per bbl.-Jonathan, 81 80 " q /:
Blush, s8@4; Grimes Golden, s4.5O45; Smoke
house. s9.50Q4; Alexander. S2.6oQ325;
Wealthy S344: York Imperial, s.. 1903. 80:
Ben Davis. s2.25g2.75 fair to good $l.5Og
2.50. Apples, Delaware and MARYLAND, per
9uinces, Sew York per bbl;ZNo. !. t3g4; 10
florida. per "St erate-pBrs6t ss5oaa; "ssf Russet
t2.2542.75. Grapefruit, Florida. per crate
t2.5O@3.25. Cranberries. Cape Cod, per Dbl,
$4,000; do, do. per crate, S2g2.4O; do, Jersey
crate tI5og2 Fears, New YORK YORK per bush 6l
Bartlett No. /. Sl.25q1,75i Bartlett; No; 2
SOC. Pears. New York Bartlett; per bbl, 500
45O. Grapes, New York, per Alb basket on
cord. l2915c; Niagara, 12Ql l5c. Grapes, New
York. per 20-lb. basket-Concord. 58J5c;
NIAGARA, 40 a. 5bC.
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Red Cementless Patches, can, 1s
Also many exceptional bargain IN all other
size tires aud tubes. All mail orders prompt
Isl filled. Goods shipped subject to your APP
proYal anywhere 9. o, u,
RUDOLPH TIRE 60.
1926 ARCH ST, PHILADELPHIA
Re phone-Spruce 3O24
Branch---2OO w. Bath st, New York City.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

HELP WANTED--MALE
APPRAISER. experienced. mechanical; for work
in eastern Stafs Soo 6aT Ga safy Snd al Te Eeas Bds
Or call, 10 to II a; M; Phone spruce law
BOOKKEEPER-Settle man. 45 to 30 years.
cnccs. p 22i. Ledger Office.
facturing accounting; salary reasonable. NJ
435. Ledger Office.
BOY-Automobile stock room wants boy over 10
years: must be strong and not afraid Of work:
dS@ ons "RPhS IaS5 WSton SS% 20 4S g. BroSd St
BOY. u TO 10 wanted In LAWYERS office. Apply.
by letter only. II d4o Ledger central
BOYS wanted, 10 Years or over. 90 and
$40 BeE sS PACE sir APPT az ana oFGa nydaT serSS sye
VICTOR cRRINFTH4MHEEfHHl AALKTH& 4MHEHlxE co.
Has vacancies for
c?gl%eiaRIaser'' sa% aIsrs.
Shellackers,
Apprentice is 20 10 years
oface boys '"TST over 10 Years Years of age,
4S-hour-week schedule.
Physical examination necessary. Apply
rs Cooper St, Camden y, J.
CHAUFFEUR wanted. competent, 70 run
i-passrggcr tiat car STATE saiary wanted
qa rand5 BROAD and dGamos of%Doy'r Ledger
br.dn Saas:f ao.pS e. S3R fRfa and NPS
'aFFFSa iook P6oSo 'V3 Woodland EsT @i5 a u' also WI"
COUPLE wanted. experienced. English pre-
fer sad fSI % s LeGssr ofee
and giye references,
pARgMEIN I.S dairy AsSP6 ,; RSass.s gs
W g French soa Market ST, Camden, n J.
DENTAL ,tegtnielan. highly skilled, wanted in
the highest grade Is undertaken, Address
snce sE and d. sas2 espeSjed II SsS I Ledger 81
pRAFTsNAN. mecnnnical nrst class, capable
OF @ & lp u nrdTs srsaIg !" s
sired. experience and when available u 1880
ENGINEER wanted stationary; an-sround
S5rs % nan oo %9G MOTIFS rau"f s ARg RIVE yar
palm fescn coats. capable Of installing shop
ssiGty" 10 10straci S4d 6fssk ~ green green kcp.
must be willing 70 go OUT Of city, Address
S9sd GSatsd '' g.! ledger az oface '''"S salary
roREMAN--Drg cooTs lakes Or, paints foreman
wanted. experienced I'm manufacturing. Ad-
sgs5 syRdd 4sf rsf:rsnds d'q Of reRS
GORDON PRESS FEEDER wanted: steady
work Apply Job press division, COS Chestnut.
HIGH-GRApE MACHINIsTs sre wanted by
New machine tools.
Permanent work.
Highest WAGES.
No labor trouble.
Apply j p, NJ, p, O, Boa 1872, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work, good pay s-hour
dan. Apply Charles fgchs, 521 18th st,
N, ". Washington, ID, G..
LABoRERs for outside work, digging, etc. al
81 - per day of hours. citizens. Apply in
person, Frankford Arsenal bridesburg. Phlla-
delphia, Pa.
LINEAiAN wanted steady work. good wages
Apply William fostcr Co, l2OS N. Slst ~.
LOOM FINER on Bridesburg looms; steady
work; wages 81; state places you worked, 7
aO4 Ledger Ofhce.
MACHlNIsT wanted IN manufacturing plant
must be hrst class all-around hand. Brown 4
Bailey Co. N. w. cor. Franklin and Willow
MACHINIST, experienced on textile work Ap
ply John Bromley Sons, Lehigh ave below
Front.
MACHINIsTs and toolmakers wanted we hay,
made additions TO our plant; highest wages
good opportunities: lasting positions; no mu
nitonsi preferenee gyen q nonunion men
Laval steam Turbine COMPANY Trenton, N. j
MACHIHIsT1,w WANTED, FIRST, class MEN
FOR ENdINF REPAtRlNGs GOOD WAGES
" ~ RuWELL. 1i0 NOBLE ST,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

western beef knuckles and tenders smolcd 3Sc;
beef hams S2Sg3o. pork. family. s3O.1O p3i;
hams s. 81 = cured, loose, l0@iJi5 q do, skinned
loose, 2OW2O'7C; do, do, smoked. II Q2lia b;
other hams smoked, city cured as TO brand and
nNNSrase, lo'2c; hams smoked. western cured
EOtaCi do, boiled, bonoless. 34C. picnic shoulders
=; 3 p cured loose lac; do, smoked, l5c; bellies
IN pickle, according to average, loose, liza C,
breakfast bacon. as to brand and average. city
cured, 22hci breakfast bacon, western cured
s2RC; lard, western, refined tCs., lSC, do, do.
40, tubs, lSc; lard. pure city, kettle rendered, in
ICs lSc, lard pure city. kettle rendered. In tubs
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

vuEAT-Receipts, 90, ,o92 bush. There was
W,r,her decline OF 20 in this market due TO
ssapish western Hdvlces; Export demand was
No, 9 red. spot s1.s4a I. 81; No, southern % red
~ s2di,s5: steamer No. red S's9W 80,
No. 3 red. 81 SOC So rejected A, sl.7e@l.7e;
rejeCtsSN ejseCntRsSNPReccipts. i246 bushels. Trade was
oulst but prices ruled Arm under small sup
ein. en'' Quotations: Car lots for local trade, as
REa oisccstionWoid western No; 2 yellow. sl2o9
4 yellow, 81 i5@i.i 10; do. No. yellow, al.l2@
J. toSATs-Recelpts. 01,6I4 bushels offerinss
,rsra light and tho market ruled hrm with q
fair demand. oy9tationsa !, eS N9 %hiteai Sg5f %
sSiJdsiSc: No white. 69b @eObse: sample
OaT TIoEGR3Reccipts. ESR3 1882 bbs and slI l2s lbs
IN sacks There was little trading and values ges
Ts'' Ss' IN woodEWinter, clear. ss@s,2'; d do,
ii,asa! Rans.s clear sSSn sacks DO
cotton sacks, $1,000 @e.63 spring frst ciear
brands $40 clty mil mills NTH HaoGs Ts,ia1 Saa
1radss srsSs winter. clear, ,s@s40; do. straight
RYE FLOUR quiet, but STEADY under
mail supplies. we quote at S7.9o@sbO per
leo
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
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Continued from PreoedirO Column
ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for young
orgEan1 opcETsing and secure, employment employ 10
Keystone KSS%gon rcsrs6ne % so sod issps "a at a,
Hoom 1O3, or at any OF the following eX.
s2i2s ss2 \ \ Fsls isR sy.. st.,
o-2l q Collom St, Germantown.
Preston and F'iibcrt sts.
west and Berkley sts., Camden.
CiIAMRERMAIp and laurdress competent in
Tor details and appointment 20 meet employer.
COON. white, experienced small family; good
Vases no washing! reference. ia ". Phil
COOK and ID baker, capablct, Protestant vases
SS;,ao. best reference. Phone Spruce 4sio,
GIRLS wanted. 10 years or over. AncIy At
once Rocker. Smith & PAGE. Water aud
GIRL wanted. reliable young colored about
vars, for waiting and light chamhorwork
st.. Germantown
Girl, colorod llshi houscworx. small family:
hest references. Phone oak Lane ola ".
GIRLS, over 10, Apply International Art Pub
fishing CO.. 18th and Calowhni second floor.
"iWEi WWaii Gyr 10 q ace good wages. Apply
% |d "G2n an al' 6ia SG s1SrT ave, house
IERN-Toppers and InIttors on Scott q
wares and si,,JV W"rE yii",, ST,,'iSs ns3eSt
dcrw"ar co.. Hosiery Dept, 24i5 N Howard
HouSENoUK. general experienced sirI To go
vases must ma m s5od Eoo R' e WisenS F sHgn
AMY ThusdaN after p. m, Room 2o2
HOCSEWORE- Experienced white Elrl FOR gen
ctal h"us"work in family: good WAGES; ref
write Box 3iO w. VI
HnG or midde.asod woman FOR
AvTiy JoSg Gr HS"'TSi wages
Amhlc1 Pa
@ M 55Sd % SKA ST. no VIII Rfi1ss rsy TS SSTar fam"
HpUSEWORK. general; girl wanted: no wash
inE: refs required. Phone Ardmorc lods W.
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE co.
m opportunity to secure employment in
rauclos in both local and long-distancc
| offices for cxporienc"d operators. Also
Apny between I'9 a. M M and .. n at
Room iuS, or at any OF the following ex-
a$ia sis \. \ Psls f%'9 st, sy..
81 Z. Collom st. Germantown.
| Preston and Fibert SITS
| West and Borkloy SITS, Camden.
LATNPEEs,S,Wag24 o2mg%,S9g5 w%,MMAAHY, w%,MMAAHY Te
hNp "TTi;snNYS at house near Gycr6rooil
Sta!ion; refsgence TeqgjTIGdo Write MISS N
! OVERRROnK G32
| class iauudrcss. wages tS. p OPS Ledger on
hours: sliilcd iaSorcrs. 81 ia to 81 5$: highc
when on psIT wofE
in person, from to 10 a. IN. on working day =
FOR application blanks.
| PRESS FEEDERS, experienced on Colt presses
steady position. good pay. Apply WOLF
co. fourth foor. 18th and Callowhll carl
ton st. entrance.
| STENOGRAPHER, experienced. in mfg office
long hours saaTy si9 ,A5GSa AnsWar yyo 6y letter
| -- H'h'N' Nh''H'I ~ N"""' '"-" NV -
| STENOGRAPIlER, young woman, in an office
| speed not necessary; easy hours, work light
II 6Id. Ledger central.
| STRAwBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
require the services Of eyper,enccd sales
people in the following departments;
SHOES
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
MEMS FURNISHINGS
| GLOVES
LEATHER GOODS
STATIONERY
bureau OF Employment, "a noor' before
IL a. m.
wASHwoNiAN wanted at once o2l6 Lanf
downe ave. Phone Bel go w
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EASTERN MOTORS CORP0RATIoN
1884 CHESTNUT ST.
DISTRIBUTORS

EASTERN MOTORS CORPORATION
1884 CHESTNUT ST.
STANDARD "s' and ALLEN 4 cyl.
offer the following used cars. all in the best
OF mechanical condition:
STANDARD "s" touring, demonstrator; eiee-
ALLEN 4 cylinder, touring. demonstrator;
CADIILkc lSi5---s-cylinder touring, type 5li
electrically equipped.
ARYSEs tSSrs touring electric Hahts and stSrtsr
CHADWICK touring: just oyerhauled
PRICES FXSEP6EGYbkEaES XSSIEEBE YbbkaSSg4N&2R EEAs2NABLD
ABBOTT TOURING eleetris lights sEa ST sterssg5l
accent Any 9Ia,, re- reasonable cash oher oa1'
Hgtckt stSrter 4as condoa nation Just sf TepahtSd Ss
g9SwERss srSs5 co y. rse4 wsiapI cfT p28arm'nt 3ss
CADILLAC 1913 TOURING CAR, IN ane oondis;
tion for immediate use. newly Tired ana
painted ,sSG sere efEssTSu1i fsTTSu 1Hf ats M6SR co
opposite Reading Stations phone Chestnut Hlu.
CADILLAC 5 pass. touring; starter and electric
lights; fully equipped would make hne hacking
l. isS EIosS S9 st. u'Sa %.sF car !ss Pspar'~sn'
ihg ar electric lights and starter u good
Fsad sSddanhSsd ho dsseFs + IA LsdssP csntra
CADILLAC 1914 touring car, overns ued .And
sKffi2ss'9G iHE fS4iRi6SN AZ sfosd s.
iTt.DSOkg-Phaetons roadsters and cabriolets.
'SsyREffh EsSe SS S 55s r. eng brosS % 81
sA9 res ls sa sS saRnns RTsf H. shock
PACKARD Limousine 1910, pass motor ana
Rll;around appearance hnei me renting cars
look at this buy price reasonaRe,
y NJ. HALLlGAN. Mgr. EKchange Car Dept.
PAIGE 1915 Fairfield. G-4G. driven 1000 miles,
white wheels blue body. black hood and fen-
very attractive looking car. NJ Ol3 LedEer
Central
PAIuE. 1915; Fairfield, T-psssenEer tonrinx
driven 5000 miles; Will sacrihce; no dealera
DOS penckla bldg.
HUDSON PARTS SCHOBER
s339-3345 MARKET
PIERC E-ARROW T-pass. touring car; eIscfrIs
lights, demountable rims Westingholise shocE
absorberfi general condition hne; viii .<I
right first real buyer.
r. NJ HALL1GAN, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept
business MEN .-.Qur FORD DEARBORf1
TRUCK UNIT "a, y tons. $500 Il \ mighty
attractive, low priced, economical and ieI.n0r
able haung Proposition; win drive a fEasaIa
% yggEa Sa9S aS1s sSy2 nfs s. e0k 4 ass
csnsiassa a. Nszt Pass
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ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for young
women who desire 20 learn telephone
operating and secure employment In
exchange nearest their homes. Apply
between 2 q. m. and p: m. at
Keystone Telephone Co, 1876 s. "a st..
Room i03, or at any OF the following eX.
Changes
233 y. 1Gih 81.
22lN y. Park ave.
2l y. COLON A.. Germantown.
goo frankfor1 ave
nr'ston and Fllbert ats.
West and Berkeley sts,, Camden.
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AUTOMOBILES

For sale
USED
MOTOR TRUCKC
h-ton ALCO-ENpress body
5-tOn GARFORD-RaCk body
h-tOn GARFORD-Steel dump body
S-tnn MACk-NHn body
3-ton GARFORD--Chassi ssis only
2-ton GARFORD-i0l6. long wheel base
2-ton DORRIS-EXpress body
2-tOn GARFORD--HcHVy duty cha sais
1-ton GARFORD-1OlG Chas assis
l-ton LOCOMOHTLE-ENpress body
ton GARFORD--Chassis trebuD
q ton ABBOTT DETROiT--Chassis
ALSO
one ~ passenger bus body
AND
1914 MERCER 5-pa assenger Touring
1918 GARFORD 7-passenger Touring
1912 BUICK Roadster
CASH OR TERMS
GARFORD PHILADELPHIA
C. p. HARVEY
CSed-C ar department
230s CHESTNUT STREET
Locust 2l0 Race 2o4s
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FREE FREE
A New Red Inner Tube for each tube that
proves bad. This IS our guarantee and you
will find dependable.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market quiet hut Arm. Rehner
list prices: Extra fine Rranulated. $50 q :. 80
powdered. T.0OU7.7Oc; confectioners' A. 40
7.5Oc; soft grades 0756lT.35c.
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POULTRY

LIVE-There was a fair demand for desirable
stock and values were well maintained under
moderate offerings, Following are. the quota
tions: Fowls as TO quality. I6Qlsc: voosters.
134l4c; spring chickens. according to quality,
16q1sc; White LeEhorns, according to quality,
i5gl7c; ducks. as TO quality, l6@iSc; turkeys.
224 24c; geese, l66 lie: pigeons. old. per pair.
25 92Sc; do, young. per pair, lSN@2c.
DRBSSED-rhere was fair demand for fine
stock OF most descriptions and values were firmly
maintained under moderate offerings. Fowls,
however. were dull and y lower. Following are
the quotations: Fresh killed. dry-pickcd turkeys,
fancy. large. string, 81 q 2sc; do do. do. 20 ~
3Oc: common, - p25c; ,G9wls II to box dry
as lbs. apiece: 22gGj do, weighing : lbs. apiece.
Ing, 3 lbs Apiece. ia 19c; fowls. in l6bls, Zee.
packed. fancy. dry-pickod, weighing Az a lbs.
and over apiece. 2Ol4 c; do, Weighing lbs apiece,
l0Ia c; do, smaller sizes, 16g1Sc; old roosters,
Weighing lbs. and over rer pair. 2Sc; Weighing
35c: chickens, weighing 545h lbs per pair, "a
W2ic.: DO, mixed sizes, 81 q nc; broiers, Jersey
fancy, 500 32c; do, other nearby, weighing z q
lbs. apiece, 2S SOC; do. do, smaller sizes, 20 p
27c; ducks nearby spring 20 g 24G; do vest
lbs. per di91a. s.. zS@G6; %, DO, de- 99lo lbs.
s4@4 s5: do. DO DO. I lbs; per doz g. Qg$5d5
dark, 81 80 g . 30. small and No. >. Coo GQ 81. 70
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PERSONALS

employers have position for Hil
bourne former bookkeeper, formerly BraEol
Dye Works. Addres - AZ once. 22b, Ledger on
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PROVISIONS

There was q fair iobbing inquiry and values
were firmly maintained. Following are the quota
tons: city beef, in sets, smoked and alr-dried.
Sic western beef, in SETS smoked, 84c: city beef,
knuckles and tenders, smoked and air dried, Soc
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BUTTER--Oherings were light and prices ad-
vanced n on solid packed creamery and lc on
prints. Demand fair. Quotations: Western
solid-p9ckcd creamery, fancy specials, 4lla ey,,
treI 80 4Oc: extra frsts. 3si2C; nrsts. 81 u
3Ihc; seconds. 99@3Oiac; renovated, extra,
34c; do 1rsts, 39c; do, seconds 32c nearby
prints Fancy, 43ci average extra Al ~ 42c rrsts.
4Oc: seconds IS n 3pc; special fancy brands OF
prints jobbing at 40 a Igc.
EGGS-Suppes were well cleaned up and
prices ruled firm. Quota tlons. In free cases.
nearby extra. 43c per doz: nearby frsts sl2 per
standard case: nearby current receipts. Sll.1O
per case; western extra. 43c per doz.; extra
lrsts, Sl2 per case: firsts, 10 per case: re
frgerator eggs extra, SIC. 80 per case; hrsts.
5000 per easel seconds. S9.6O@09O per case,
candled eggs johhing at ~ m5lc per doz.
CHEESE-Receipts were light and the market
ruled firm and again higher with fair de-
mand. Quota tions: New York full cream.
fancy, 2dl4 m2ih Q, specials higher: do. do. fair
to good, z3it G23% C. do. part skins l3 U2lc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

GIRLS wanted 10 years or over. Apply at
once, Bccker Smith Page. Water aud
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

SALFSNEN-G South for tho winter.
The sears Rocbuck edition of the Ency-
Cloppdia Britannica is the greatest SELL
ing proDosition ever Offered by sales
men We train you thorouEhly. pay
transportation and allow q drawing ac-
count. Work exclusively on leads.
Rapid advancement TO those who make
good Can use q few more city men.
Encyclopedia Britannica Co. l39 $.
15th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

CHAMRERMAlD and laundress competent in
.atnlly ot ,; wages 81; phone Chestnut Hill i26
Tor details and appointment 90 meet employer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

COOK. white, experienced. small family; good
wages no washing, reference. ia ". Phil.
Ell"na St. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

GIRL wanted. reliable young colored about
" Years, FOR waiting and light rhamhcrwork
IN small family. Apply Friday, GO2O Greene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-15

ORDER ROYS wanted for shlppng dept; wages
SIS a week Apply at office a. Schoenhut Co,
Adams and Sepviva sts
PAINTERS, several wanted for automobiles
chassls md bodies Apply Autocar Co. Ard
more Pa.
PRESS FEEDERS experienced on Colt presses;
90 fourth noor, 18TH and Callowhill Carl
ton at entrance.