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CANNON'S BAKERY
 AND GROCERY

Corn HE l All milk cans ,25 OF. can Bakers cocoa .26 Reliance Coffee 40 Gold Shield coffee 40 Canned Pineapple .15 & 20 String beans, .20c. two for .35 Sweet potatoes, 200. 2 for .36 Krout, 200. for .35 E. J. Peas, 200. 2 for .35 Golden Wax beans .20c. for .35 Pumpkin, 200. for .35 Hominy, 20c. 2 for .3b Solid Pack, Amocat and Reliance
 Tomatoes, .15 Ranch Eggs Der dog, .35 Or 3 dog for $1.00 Lend shrerer cocoanut per ID. 20 Your money back if not satisfied.
 Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes and Layer Cakes, Angel Food, White Cake, Jel- ly Roll, Lemon Roll. Cup Cakes, Gin ger Bread, Cocoanut Kisses, Maca- rooms, Honey Jumbles, Frosted Creams. Lemon, Sugar, Currant, Spice and Go. coanut Cookies. Doughnuts and Toast. Baking powder. per Ib. .15
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KETCHIKAN MEAT COMPANY
 SPECIALS Fresh Chicken tamales, Fresh Sound Oysters, Dog. Eggs 95 cents.
ANOTHER AMUSEMENT PLACE

With the re-opening of the Shoot ing School at the foot of Mission street, the people may find another place of amusement where they can shoot away their little wads. MT. DeYoung will attend to tho rest Just go and sheot away all you mind to. ! R@
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FOR RENT-Five room house with bath. Phone 62. adv.
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EVERYBODY IS DOING IT
 DOING IT

Doing what?
 Going for a square meals at the Stedman Cafe.
 Give us trial.
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WEDNESDAY SPECIALS

E. E. SPARHAWK.
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EMMA T. LAMBoRN, POET, DIES
Author, Sister of Bayard Taylor, Sue
cumbs at "Hornblende"

Mrs. Emma Taylor Lamborn. author and
poet and the sister of Bayard Taylor. a
poet. died at ''Hornblende." her home at
Eonnett Square. Pa. on Tuesday after a
lingering Illness
Mrs. Lamborn was born In 1894 at Ken
nett Square and vas 80 years old. Through
out her girlhood she lived at Kennett
Square. and after the Civil War she mar
ried Charles b. Lamborn, land commissioner
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Her mar
ried life was largely spent in travel, but
after her husbands death in 1902 Mrs.
Lamborn returned to Kennett Square.
+, Mrs. Lamborn was known as the author
Of several books of verse and short stories
and volume of "reminiscences of her first
trip abroad with her brother. Bayard Tay-
lor. in 1866. She is survived by a sister,
Mrs Charles Carey. of Kennett Square, and
two daughters, Mrs. W. S. Peet. of st. Paul
MINI. and Mrs. w. E. Polk, of Kennett
Square. The funeral will take place at 2
p. M today at her home, and burial will be
ct Longwood Cemetery by the side of her
husband and near the grave of Bayard
Taylor.
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from fSs's to m intsrmeSs si private Iva '' '''','
HART,tsN,s on Jay 20. lois LouIss. 2,
Due notice Of the funeral viii be given,
HENsnAw.zz-on July 2s. 1918, MARY, wife Of
Reiatives and friends are i''iS i1vited to attend
tie the fSnSrS Scr sssTTdsy a s5o p pbsnst 5 az
81. interment at Arlington Cemetery
HVGHEs; ;--op July %, loIe, suddenly, FRANK s
son OF William J. aud Annie Huehcs tnee Con-
5 ars "d aTg G1 ESy 9eps eac al y%aT
Rel,tlyes and friends also employees OF ,rpd Tenn
resdsnee rSeFs sdts st. Above Rarifsm ave Solemn
"ss IL S1 % Tsfm nen e oy cT0ss
yUDD.-on July 2s,, 1919, HARRY c., beloved
n 6d Rass sssd ch'n 81 and Re- RsatSs. s APn snG
and SysS & ;sS%b 5isSg * fsrs e s.fyes.
ss5aae&ss Tosaeme sSs south 5dtS M az
mains mains may be viewed Friday. between and
y. m.
5gF Igs g. hssJI .fs elm sss 1saa
are iny'ted, 70 attend the funeTai on i;a Satnr-
$685. z Arch s's st. a Solemn 5o reqnsm nfs 's mass at the
Church Of our. Lady OF Victory al 10 a. m
sy nssrs"S viewed G on Friday Eis afcr M
MATEER..,o July 2S, 1919 JAMES G. MA.
nent sp' at . MsehSnicsburs S @ on on Thursday. anu
MILNoR.-on July 25, 1919, at Alle1town,, Pa.
s dhsra f4om 81 H sry e GSSreS B gS5
n j.. Friday gao p. m.
6E 5gF 81 'iIS ISaa at asS St Wilbur R
and the late MarEaret Lawrence Morse. In
sqY IL fa son R'S9q 0 R%d
Ss Gt i5a Ras IN viii n Be- 'sn sHa Due
REMiNGfoN. son Of the late THOMAS P. ''sih and
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Deaths

SSsSSsRtsr re late EgedsSics and caroI!nSS
. attend the funeral serviees on saturday
% a hef psSmept pryS, rfRSnenGS RemaS
may be % viewed on Friday. at = pm p. M
. y Ramon 5sy 2s 1919 u Si & 5gsb e
Interment private. Remains may be viewed
OF Charles r. Rrinton Relatives are invited to
st. interment private.
HEN .oJsd JSy husband ssb d'lS u EsBsT ceFhi
Relatives and friends. also KearsarFe Lodse.
No -, L. o., 9. 81. are invited to attend the
rsdeneo lis s'SbrSasSS wam r9 woo
Psn sSs NoFh sISne al 81 ess seAT re g @ aq
Cemetery.
COLL.--on July 20. 1919. MARY. daughter of
and friends are invited to % attend tie the funsrsi
se %sst III SSsh psIa oema
''' 1T a g. Ns Agh fsprss at 10
s$asSis5 of Mary ana n; ists js:spS ,asi Ssa
70 attend the funeral @ servicss. "' on saturday
@ Sorh PEG SSTsy 81 neFent M hsr Ia's srsS pf
vate Automobile funeral.
I f may isiS /. S.wsa
inr % Terminal an at % SsC a. M M % Friday ;s"''"S ''e"'
DOwNING.-on July 20. 1919, JOHN. hus-
band Of Jane Downing. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend services, on Saturday .
D. M. at his late residence 122 w. Graver' 3
lane, Chestnut Hill. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry.
GAILAGHER.-,op July 20. 1915. LEO j., son
of James and Margaret Gallagher, aged a.
years, Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral. Friday, at 1880 n. IN.
from the resfdence OF hts brother;ln-law,
high mass at ST. Agatha's Church. at a. m.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
GERHARD.-on July 20, 1916. at Norrstown
Pa, ELIZABETH NJ. wife OF Marvin +.
Gerhard and daughter OF Elizabeth NJ and
the late Samuel A, Middleton, In the Both
year of her age. Relatives and friends in
vlted to attend the funeral. from the residence
Of her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Middleton.
528 Buttonwood St. Norrlstown. Friday at
2:30 p. m. Interment private at Riverside
Cemetery. Norristown.
GLACKEN.-on July 90 1915, PATRICK j.,
husband of Ann Glacken. Relatives and
friends invited to attend the funeral,
Saturday. at $3.50 a. n, from his late esi-
dencc. I'll North +4th ST. Hgl of
requiem at the Church OF Our Mother of Sor-
rows at 10 a. m. 1nterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
H4tLL.--on July 20 1915. in Conshohocken. Pa.
DIR. WILLIAM NJ HALL. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence. 900 Favette
ST.. Friday p. m. Services in Calvary p e.
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Amelia Fish Remington. in the s1th year Of
his axe. Tnterment private. ...,,>
BENTON ROGERS. Relatives and friends
IRE invited TO attend the funeral services. on
Friday. at D. M, at his late residence oSs
NJ 03d st rnterment at CanonsburF, Pa
TINGLE.--on July "a. 1916, EDWARD w, s.,
Of paralysis Mt his sisters home In New
York city, Born July 14, 1889 Graduated ,Har-
yard 1893 Appointed by President Cieve-
land Consul u. s., Brunswick. Germany
1s04-1SpS.
TRACY.-On July 25. 1918, MARY J., daughter
OF Catherine and the late Patrick Tracy, aged
1s years. Relatives and friends are inyited to
attend the funeral, on Saturday. az S;a0 a. M,
from her mothers residence 1915 North Lee
st. High requiem mass at ST. Mchaels
Sopulchre.
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without going to the trouble to dis
He told passersby that he preferred
to the seashore on account Of the
ger Of sharks.
le was only about half through his
isfie exercise when the proprietor Of
plumbing shop discovered him and
naaded an explanation.
Toe kept him at a distance by dousing
with water. Finally cop arrived and
aed Joe out on the sidewalk. On facing
kfstrate Harris Joe said he was moved
the spirit of economy.
II I'd get overcome" he said. I'D a
y brought to hospital and 1t would
the city several dollars to bring me
kfetifid and more than that to keep me on
Realizing that Joe's chief object was to
Keep cool. the Judge allowed him to en-
Joy the shade OF the House of Correction
Tor the next month.
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8sz Haf#* IHsNtd ~ over town FOR =
#s3H eatef4f sopa arrested bin to the
kz tath houtst hpt he seemed to lose
- kHHElnFH After getting on the right
z.4zHt h either went too far or not far
HAH*# HasRs was about to give up all
Fhts #I|zn he Suddenly spied bathtub
8 zzdasz 81 plumbers shop on Lancaster
HF4nHs Nearby he saw man watering
tas street with hose
5oe .Hdaezd MIN TO direct the hose into
zHa It's. and n a short time the tub was
cited with water BeinR aware of the
set kitel bathing suits are required when
7Hs s#ffna IN public. Joe jumped in his
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War. died last Monday at his home s1o
North Sixteenth street, from complication
of diseases He was 7s years old. He re.
ure0 from the manufacturing Of pulleys
eight years ago. Major Janney was born
IN Bawrenceville. Pa, and moved to this
city when a boy. When the Civil War
started he organized company of cavalry
and placed II at the disposal OF the Gov
ernment He was wounded twice in the
Battle OF Gettysburg
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India,s Wheat Crnp Less

WASHINGTON. July 27.--Indlas wheat
frop this year is put at 1s per cent less
shan last years in consular advices.
EThe yield forecast Is S,500,000 long tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

SPOILERS experienced on cotton and merger
Ized skein yarns. Friedberger-AATon Mfg Co..
1900 N. 18th ST.. near Wayne Junction.
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Major BENJAMIN T. Janney

After an illness of three weeks Major
BENJAMIN Taylor Janney, Of the Second
Company of the One Hundred and Fiftieth
Volunteer Bucktails, veteran of the Civil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

ERAToRs-overseamers on ,uni9n Special
twin-needle machines, Hygientc Fleeced un-
derwear Co. 24l5 n, Howard. -
sII.K-Experienced silk winders and don%hlersi %
also learners over 10 years old. b. Aooiey
& Son, 4S5 n Broad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

STENOGRAPHER and bookkseperi preferably
one who has had exp In bond business; state
reference and salary expected ii6 Led on
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STONE HARBOR. N. ).
STONE HARBOR

Both railroads. Farm products ana sea
food fresh and plentiful. City convenienees.
Yacht club, boardwalk. bathing. fne fishing
grabbing and boating. Reasonable rentals
moderate hotel rates. Beautiful booklet.
LEO MeCRAvEN. borough Clerk
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OPERATORS; sxpsEieneed on mems
Pitcairn Building. ilth and Arch.
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swARTHMoRE. PA.

Strath Haven Inn tlES b. BEN @ er..s o,d
Now open. Phone swaFthmoFs VI ].
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UNCLAIMED TE1EaRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 1901
CO. i S Knight Co., CHAIRMAN : Rush Co.
Bros. Mrs. George Carey. .Phila. Bottle Ex-
change. Jean Skrovsch. r. T.. Stevenson Miss
MaTGellyF Walt, ,Edagr ,Montrose. Joseph
lick, Mr.. c. A. Jones Mrs Lucy Young
I;oubach Miss Hattie. Breedhart, Chas. x.
kuerzel. Lieut.. o. w. Howard Lebanon Blast
Furnace Co.. Mary Dlggs. Ed. Woods, Miss
l.. Sellar, Violet H.. Daley. Edwin p. Van
nest Martin V. Kelley Co., Harvey l.. Am
hreGht. H. MacClure. Mr.. Tom Griffin II. NJ.
II. c.. johnson. Fred Cordery.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.. 1927 s.
Penn square-John NJ. Nicholson.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE For EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One two times, es,.................... 15c
Three times one week. ................ !xpst
Situations Wanted three times one week. i0c
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other ella ssifca sions may
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
Gne or Two unes.. .....'.s'...,...'. ISc
Three times one week. t...,...........,.. 15c
Six times one week. k.,...........,...... 12Nc
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
y permitted in all classlncatons except Help
and Situations Wanted Lost End Found, Per-
sonals, Boa riding and Rooms. When SO spcci-
hed. add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO
Any OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

LIST Of September at e. Martins. Philadel-
work and waiting; small family; Protestants
preferred. II TO4, Ledger Office
MOTHERS HELPER CAPABLE young Prot
estant for little girls. Write Box 126. st.
DaVid's Pa
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EMP1oYMENr AaENctrs

NICHOLS 1929 Bainbridre has competent
Protestant and Catholic cooks. waitresses,
chamheImaids, nurses. housemaids. Also rrale
nelp. Wanted couples, German laundrese,
houseinaids etc. Phone Locust 21S0.
MISS ROSE DOUGHERTY, 1918 w. Girard ave.
Wanted. pastry cooks and Mattresses for tbs
seashore; wanted, girls for chamber and laun-
dry work; housekeepers; wanted, childnurse
MRS KANE, 511 s. 10Th wants and supplies
hrst-cass white help. Phone Spruce s401.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

Junk Collections Run Into Millions
WASHINGTON, July 27.--Junk men in
Ehe United States collected $4,000, 900
worth OF scrap iron and other metals last
ygar. the Geological Survey announces.
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SCHENCK,--1n loving rcmembrance of my be
loved mother. HENRIETTA II. SCHBNCK
Died July %. 1912. A. +. sCHENCK.
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PocoNo MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water Gap
THE NEW KITTATINNY

DELAWARE- WAITER GAP, PA.
Only high-eIass modern hotel in this famous
region. Capacity 500. Every modern equip
msnt; exceptional cuisinei French chefs orches-
dsrase psea season rss @ Booklet ana % auto
maps mailed Coaches meet trains John
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JOB PRESS FEEpERs-DEsIRABLE OPEN
ING FOR COMPETENT FEEDERS. A. NJ.
COLLINS MFG. CO., 226 COLUMBIA AVE.
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CARPET CLEANING

NTIN N ia
10Th ST. ABOVE CHEsTNUT
Bell Phone. Locust 1000.
WEss PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEsT west PPHHEEII4 PHEII4A ss7O7s' EtAsfEK REEteA STEP AVE
UshD H64EE 56A sos ~ ES isA sss ss5S
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT
H4RRY w sMtfH. iii sansom Il.
EVENING" CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest STYLES. Phone Poplar 230 Open evss.
LEIDNER,S. 10th and Girard ave-. s. w. cor.
suPERFLUoUs HAIR removed 6y eleetrolysis
the only permanent way. Eyebrows arched-
MISS SMITH 402 Keith Theatre Bldg,
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HELP wANTHD-FEmAnE
spENooeApHERs

TELEPHONE oPERAToRs--The Bell Telephone
Company offers posltion as operators 70 nms
telligent young women between is and ES
yea old: salary so week while learnins,
with rapid advancement q steady positlon Ion
assured with pleasant surroundings ana uil-
usual opportunity OF promotion. Apply IN
person to the Bell Telephone company isr opetS,
tors school, 400 Market ST., daily ,oetWyssem sm
s:a0 a. m. and p. m Tuesday and Frioay
evenings between 1880 and $3.50 o'clock
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].

HOTEL ARLINGTON AI.satstn Nsat E..s. ave
Open all year. r. J. OSBORNE ! soN.
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Standard ''F' machines: experienced on half
hose good pay. steady position. Notas SEINE
Hosiery Co, oxford and hfascher sts
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HOuSEwORR
General h9psework positions are awaiting the
Bureau; also several openings for chamber
maids and working housekeepers. II you want
seashore work In hotel call upon Mrs. Mead
and tell her about your experience.
HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY BUREAU
Second floor. Washington Building.
B0S Chestnut st.
A free service TO Ledger Advertisers.
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HosIERY--Forclady TO take charge OF ware
room In infant hosiery mill. Apply by letter
giving reference Germana Hosiery Mills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

and toppers wanted on
Standard and Banner: experienced on double
stitch work Notnscme Hosiery Co., oxford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

folding paper boxes.
BROWN & BAILEY CO..
NJ w. cor. Franklin and Willow ats
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GIRLS over 10 years wanted for light work; n
experience necessary; So week paid Will
learning. Apply 3l9 N. 32d ST.
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HELP WANTEn-FEMALE

HELP WANTEr-FEMA1E
BooKKEEPER wanted: Jewish girl preferred.
| I6s South 4th ct.
CHAMBERMA1D and waitress-Two competent
required; Meet employer Thursday. 10 o'clock.
| CHANtBERMAID and waiting; must be thor
oughy ,eSper!cnced. and have good reference.
ed, i32 S. Mississippi ave-. Atlantic City, Il. J
| CHAMBERwoRK AND. wAITING-Girl for
Of to%n meet ana spoyeT Il n9
istry Bureau. COS Chestnut st.
FOR or a%y n FFSsSs
Te az S fso East cvsdan nSs 1901 W.
| CooK-Neat white woman for home style res.
ii Io2, Ledger once. ''''''eD SURROUNDINGS
ddsTwear., HyFlcnic Fleoced underwear CO.. S
aIHkS RESr WANTED GS ~ PF5MTMg pEPABT
GIRLS wanted 70 strip the loose pieces from
'''qI"S W p6RS5 pbRRGw$ @ $SEss I BAILEY So. So.
y'"d @ light SaG 0F WnS
learning: Apply siS N. a2d st. '1 "''''
se fGI fHDH cd 0Y RnGn. nG Sohfn NS
Glrard College, 2ist and dirard ave- '''" ''' o.
t1OSlEh1-Ne need experienced members and
6ea55nns wsI"Gc Wilson Hosiery Co. 4a55
standard IF, machines; Experienced on half
CO. sSS SehSF s
s$Ss rs{:s:ses ssS%a $ HS.iS s
a2ll Kensington ave.
S1d nd wanted 6b
stitch work. Notnscme Hosiery Co, oxford
HosIERY--Rib frame operators wanted: must
Hosiery co.. e oord asds4 S
sss Sssry TSs goSS Co. and NG s
SS5rS S tcS.n of t%my sG
nye reference required 7oa, Ledger
HQusEWoRK. general; white, Protestant. for
Mead dllis Room 3o5 COS sgRs chsnaf Tef See Mrs
Ns1R &SiR FaSss FFSs ff5%srs tf lss s'ts no laundry
rsquTsd Phone toS ctEn%yd 81
risRt % applicants at the HoGsehSld ld Reststrs trs
iSSs'S T;%Pss Ssa%sss
ana E!6SsSIS5Ep Isl S5 IB&aI,$fkRT gU ,gRBfSShEAU
Tree service 10 Ledger Advertisers.
JOB PRESS FEEpERs-DEsIRABLE OPEN
ING FOR COMPETENT FEEDERS, A. NJ
COLLINS MFG. co. 22s COLUMBIA AVE.
MAIDs--Two nrst-clsss maids wanted by the
pha; one FOR cooking. the other for chamber
S5s SIs9srfeG S9f Ta'3 49 @f dssr ff5s 55ss
MOTHERS HELPER : Capable young Prot
estant for little girls Write Box 12o. ST.
DaVidS Pa.
OPERATORS. experienced on mems
neCkwear. T, p. McCutcheon 4 Bro.
Pitcairn Building. ilth and Arch.
PERATORS-Overseamers Union Special
twin-needle machines Hygienic Fleeced I'm
derwear Co., 24l5 N, Howard.
sILK-Experienced silk winders and donhlersi
also learners l6 years old. b. Hooley
& Son, 455 n Broad.
SPOILERS. experienced cotton and mercer
ized skein yarns. FTiedberEer-AaTon Mfg. Co.,
1900 N. 18th St. near Wayne Junction.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeperi preferably
one who has had exp. In bond business; state
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work.; white. Apply Oflce Building No. s.
Girard College. 2lst and Girard ave.
HoSIERY-We need experienced members and
examiners; learners taken and paid while
learning. Wallace Wilson Hosiery Co.. 4355
Orchard St, Frankford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

GIRLS WANTED IN PRINTING DEPART
MENT OF a; N. COLLINS MFG. CO.. 220
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HoUSEWoRK. general; white. Protestant. for
ADULTS; neat and co yiilinE ref, See Mrs.
HoUsEwoRK-Compe white maid for
Main Linei family 2 adultsi no laundry
HoUSEwORK-Neat girl for genI houseworlC;
reference required. Phone Cynwyd so n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

HoSlERY-Rib frame operators wanted must
be experienced good pay: steady position.
Notaseme Hosiery Co., oxford Mascher sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

IABoRERs, 90. wanted; steady work. Apply
Irwin & Leighton. opposite Pennsylvania FER
ries. Delaware ave, and Market St, Camden.
LABORERS wanted steady work year round
Cattle Brothers, 170s North Howard
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AUTO TIRES
BOATS, MoToRBoATs, LAUNCHES

BEAUTIFUL CRUISER 10 feet long: will carry
100 passenEsTs large cabins; sns 81 splend!d
terms or exchange for. real estate. Ogden.
1920 Fbert. Walnut 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

HOSIERY-Loopers wanted. experienced on
ravel work; good pay: steady position. Nota-
seme Hosiery Co. oxford and Mascher sts
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08

WE ALL FALL FOR IT!
THAT MILK WAR
The milk war is just the old game.
The public is made to believe that
big milk famine is coming; the pa
pers scream about it for few days
and
Then the price of milk jumps and
we all get soaked.
The way the whole situation has
lined up from the start to now is
about like this:
Dealers were getting more than
their share of the profit IN milk and
the farmers let out legitimate yell.
Dealers told the farmers to go TO.
Then public sentiment butted in
and the dealers are all about ready
to give in and pay the farmers more
money for. their milk.
BUT! The dealers are not intend
ing to cut down their profits.
Nothing doing! Up goes the price
of milk in order that the farmer get
his little bit more.
So the dealer will still be getting
more than his share, the farmer will |
probably be getting just about what |
his milk is worth, and
The public will be handing over
too much. per quart for mix and that |
too much" will be dropping into the |
big companies pockets.
This argument only hits one DEAL
er at present, but watch out for the
rest of 'em to boost the price, now
that the milk war is over.
Or were the rest of the dealers
really scared out?
Will COMPANY FORCE Toledo
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08

New York. - OnIooIIers gasped
when Theodore Roosevelt kissed a
waitress at the flower show, but the
event lost it's kick when it was found
she was his daughter, Mrs. Richard
Derby.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-08
MRS 5ALLMGToN BOOTH

Mrs. Booth, wife of BaIlington
Booth, founder of the Volunteers of
America, is $4,000 richer by the viii
of Chas. D. Stickney, New York
lawyer and philanthropist. Stickney
left practically his entire fortune to
Mrs. Booth for the benefit of the
Volunteers"