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The Washington times., 1916-07-07
BY THE SHOPPER.

a T last and again. allow us to
IA present the Directoire frock!
1 All the time that dresses
were beginning to flare and
cuffs to point perkily upward, woman
kind was being led. ever so gently.
ever So cautiously. back to the d.
rectoire period.
other. things conspired. too. so
that perfectly conservative women
found themselves stroliing compla-
Gently down the street brandishing
walking sticks.
1t remains TO be seen whether or
not these brandishers will be able to
acquire the stately pace OF the d.
rectoire. giving such an air to the
graceful tilt OF a voluminous skirt.
All Points Duplicated.
All the familiar points OF the real
Directoire costume are faithfully du-
plicated. There's the full, very full
overskirt, in redingote effect. and an
underskirt nearly as wide.
There are long cuffs and funny
little nuttering points attached to the
bodice here and there. to keep tho
silhouette line from becoming mo-
notonous.
And. OF COURSE. one must AFFECT
u Directo!re walking stick. some four
feet long. to be absolutely correct.
The Directolre style Is most become
ing to the tall straight girl. for tho
vision OF stout creature easing
down the street with the Directors
swoop Is far from pleasing.
The gown. too. belongs to the days
when girls were strapped to the back
board for an hour or SO each day.
when the easy sway of movement
was an accomplishment carefully
cultivated.
Features of the Period.
The salient features of the period
may be copied to advantage by
nearly everyone. however. The red
!ngote mode is becoming to the aver
age figure. and a modification skill
fully cut and draped has been known
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Grape Gelatin Pudding.

pint of Juice from fresh grapes.
~ box Of gelatin.
] coffee cup OF boiling water.
! coffee cup Of sugar.
Juice Of lemon.
Whites of 2 eggs.
Dissolve the gelatin In cold water and
when soft add the boiling water and
sugar, the lemon and the grape Juice.
Let cool. When It begins to harden fold
in the sttfffly beaten whites Of the eggs.
When hard serve with whipped cream.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Seen In the
Markets

~ ORN continues TO descend in
price. Just now Is cents a
dozen is asked at most of the
stands.
Lemons are cent apiece. IL cents
a dozen. They are fine, large speci-
mems. very juicy and with few seeds.
Blackberries and dewberries re-
main about the some. costing 8 and
10 cents a basket.
While the new onions continue TO
grow larger. the price does not In
crease. remaining at four punches
for cents. .....
Fat. red tomatoes, dollhouse grown.
are 10 cents a pound. Some of the
stands are selling them for 8 cents
. pound or two pounds for Ii cents.
Peas are In the decline, as witness
their raise in price from 10 to 10
cents a quarter of a peck. String
beans remain at 10 cents a quarter
OF a peck. however.
The best ripe peaches are u cents
. large box.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Infantile Paralysis.

The epidemic Of infantile paralysis
now prevailing IN certain parts Of
Brooklyn and Manhattan is serious.
The Board OF Health has listed over
900 cases and has published a list of
the houses in which the disease
exists. a precaution which should
enable parents to protect their chill
dren from the infection.
The situation ~ the more serious
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Dried Apple Pie With Frosting.

l cup Of stewed and sifted dried
apples.
cup OF sugar.
cup of rich sweet milk.
Yolks OF 2 eggs. e..
White Of / egg. s~
Nutmeg to flavor.
Mix the apples. sugar. milk. we'll
beaten egg yolks. and nutmeg and bake
in one. crust. Beat the white of the egg
to a stiff froth with two tablespoons OF
sugar. spread over the pie and brown
delicately.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Mrs. Hetty Green.

The death OF Mrs. Hetty Green 1t
eiehty-two has recalled a flood OF
"reminiscences about one of the most
talked-of-women in America, who
was said to be and may have been
the richest woman In the United
States In her own right. She Is
mourned by daughter. happily
married. and son. who Is already
q power In finance and whom his
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
RECIPES
Sour Cream Cookies.

cups Ct sugar.
IN cups of thick sour cream.
heaplng tablespoons Of butter.
egg.
III teaspoons OF soda
teaspoon of cream Of tartar.
" teaspoon Of ground cloves.
Flour to roll.
Cream the butter and add the sugar,
egg and sour cream, the soda, tartar
and cloves; lastly. the flour. Cut in
desired shape and place in baking pan
not quite touching each other.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Ans0uers To Health Questions

L. H. L -Kindly advise how to re-
move a tattoo from my arm. 2-What
will rid one Of pimples on the face!
Show can freckles be removed from
the face?
Electrolysis Is used to force some oxy.
to cause scars to replace the tattoo
marks.
to avoid all oily. hot. greasy ,I rich
sweets. pastries, soups. sravies and
candles. Do not use soap or hot water
on the skin. but wash with glycerine.
ounce; sulphur. dram, and rosewater.
8 ounces. Apply each night to the
pimpies white precipitate ointment.
3-Salicylic acid used in the form OF
plaster null 10 very good. Most So
called freckle remedies contain mereusy:
II employed. In any case. no matter
what is used, freckles usually return,
and II the skin peeis It Is better to
stop the use Of :. dens tssn
Use plain boracic acid powder twice
day on them.
]. K.-My little girl eight years old Is
extremely ri ss IN p. her ;ief H.r w .Ses
are crossed and although she wears
glasses she has terrible headaches.
She has heavy hair. Would you ad-
wise me TO nave TINS CUT
Such restlessness may arise from
skin irritation, nose, throat, intes-
tines, teeth. head, stomach or other
troubles. Have the source removed
and the active dreams will cease.
The intestines should be emptied be.
fore retiring. A hot bath and a drink
Of hot milk before bed time may also
be beneficial 2. The hair does not ncc.
essarily have to be cut. A search should
be made TO locate the source Of her
headaches. They may be caused by one
Of very many disorders. The eyes should
have close attention by an oculist as
they may be the source Of her trouble.
s. II you will send a stamped. self
addressed envelope repeating your third
query I gladly will try to help you.
w. N.-Kindly advise a remedy for
excessive peWpiration Of the feet. 2.
My mothers fet are swollen and ten
der. What do you advise for her!
Eathe the feet each night in n solu-
ton OF one-half teaspoonful Of torma)in
TO q mint of water. Wear thin hose and
change them daily. Avoid leather shoes
and overdressing the feet. 2. Your
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

mother may use small electric Battery
on the feet. Massage will also help.
Have her battle the feet in boracic acid
water and massage them with alcohol
with an upward movement.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
THE TIMES DAILY MAGAZINE PAGE
After These Many Years the
Shade of the Directoire Walks

Not Clothed in Broadcloth
and Other Hot Stuffs
Does This Gay Ghost
Come, But in the Thin
nest and Lightest of Or
gandies-and She Does
Not Forget Her Four
Foot Walking Stick!
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

It's a Far Cry From 1905 to
the Present Day, But No
Wider Than the Differ
ence Between Dates Is
the Present-Day Concep-
ton Of the Mode, Though
. the Redingote Is Still
Among Those Present.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

Love" is what makes a man 60 20
sleep at night with the firm deter<nina-
ton never to see a girl again-and
wake up next morning wondering fever
ishly how long II will be before he can
decently dare to telephone her.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

Next to a man in the throes Of the
love-fever the platonic friend. who has
to listen to the reciatal OF his symptoms
and sufferngs. perhaps suffers worst.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

Most bachelors regard the feminine
passion for letter writing as a vicious
mania and look upon the postman as
their mortal enemy,
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

No. dearie. love is not blind. only
nearsighted: and marriage Is the great
optician. warranted to dispel all illu-
sions and make all defects perfectly
clear.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

Just now the average wife is getting
awfully tired OF hearing her husband
tell what he would do II he were "Presi-
dent" while she sits patiently by and
makes over her. last years bathing suit.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07
Bachelor Girls
Reflections
BY HELEN ROWLAND.
EVERY man wants all that's coming
to him-and his enemies hope he'll
- get IL.

A man will believe and trust a woman
foreyer-provided she never makes the
fatal mistake Of telling him the honest
truth about herself
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

~ NE OF the things that seems ex-
asperatingly wasterul to me so
often IL that cooking for two
porsops tokes lust as long ana
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

HIcAGO was named long before
the white man set foot In this
country, when there was moth
ing there but thick forest bor-
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

CRoBATs. athletes and strong
men die young7" asked q friend
\ in interrogatory repetition Of my
aane rtiou
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

The best ripe peaches are u cents
q large bog.
The Washington times., 1916-07-07

Blackberr!es and dewberries re-
main about the some. costing and
10 cents a basket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01

$40 MI from her late M ~, residsnfs e 22Is ssI
ncht at Holy Cross Cemetery.
WETTER.-At the residence OF her son-tn :
sw dg9?n e heafh sF s Pn@91d le n oSn o g. q
given.
wILBUR.-on December 80. 1918, JOSEPH
i tNE WlLsuR nee e. HIasuTyl Ins widow s, Ge9rss
M91nday sd q p M from her late Tssldenee
day evening
wILLIAMs.-on December 80. 1915. MARY
and friends are invited. e attend funeral
fesdsSce OF OF s sHndday daygsbcr I Mrs. o2SE oward a a
Inns, ~ Green st. lnterment private. Fern.
wILLIs.-At New orleans, La. on Decem-
Der p; 1912, HUGH, son Of the late Samuel
qnd Jane Willis. RelatlyeS and friends. also
invited to OT attend funeral services. on sun.
oce SRy az Mrs walter e HrteTs tns rfs5eqfe 3 2h s' s
inteTment North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Auto.
WII.SoN.-on December 81, 1915, MARGA-
RET. widow OF James Wilson. Relatives
services. Tuesday afternoon at ?, o'clock, At
the resieence Of her son. James Wilson. 1924
WITrROCK.-on December 3O 1915, CARO-
LINE. widow of Frank Wittrock. In her Slst
attend the SeSSsr fuhsrul an Monday s" at n.y. from
her late residence, l4lS N. Conestoga ST;
O'Clock. Interment at New Cathedral Gene
terry.
WUEST.-on December 20. 1915. ELISE d.
WUESr (nee Beyerl, widow Of Daniel Wucst
IN her, "a year, Relatives and iriends nre
afternoon, at o'clock. at her late residence
344l n. 18th st. lnterment private.
OF 3s spfaes 30 st. 'a ased 81 6
drns 'a York % ba5srs bsas on @nd"y
December 20. 1915. SUSAN
YOU ~. Relatives and friends of the family
are lCspectfully Invited to attend the funeral.
on Tuesday morning, January 4, at o'clock.
from the i rssldence Of ne her law, I9hn
sral sts(. solemn High Mass Of Requiem at
st. Anthonys Church, at 9. 80 o'clock. In
terment at Old Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01

MISS DEAN. at Ledger Central has listed the
an kinds q office detail work and has had
son. for the right position" Acquaint her
with your needs-either by personal call or
sonal attention will be given promptly. This
is free service TO LEDGER ADVER-
TISERS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT T-oFFICE MANAGER. 10 years
experience; audits corporation work, manu-
featuring costs, financial statements credits
and Hystematt2ing; open for engagement
Philadelphia references. @ las. Ledger Cent.
ACCoUNTANT-BoOkk hrst-class ex-
perienced In factory costs, credits. collections
up-to-date methodist references. 5l32 Arch st.
AUDITING, big and little. done by responsible
man. NJ 2l2. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01

BoOKKEEPER. cashier and office man open
for position after January I; IS years In
present position: Al references and bond II
feauired. ID SGD Ledger Office.
CHEMIST, TECHNICAL and ssPPsslytleal: desires
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PRINTING

100 SNOW WHITE CARDS and name. soc. (:
900 business cards. 81 500 business cards,
ness cards S5: card case with order open
evenings. CARD SHOP. 1904 Chestnut ST.
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ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE = Storage,
moving, packing, shipping, carpet cleaning.
PHI. Barring l52 for estimate. Market and 3Ith.
McCANN's STORAGE HOUSE, 1TIs y.
vans. Both phones. Let US estimate
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EXPERIENCED UP-To-DATE, IN
LARGE DREsSMAKING EsTABLIsH-
MENTi GIVE, FULL REFERENcES
LEDGER OFFICE.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
FULL DRESS SUITS

9Sll PAloAl1s ~ alhhN -olo.
TO HIRE & FOR SALE. EVENING CLOTHES
LATEST STYLES POPULAR PRICES
These suits made IN own Workshop
and are strictly up-to-date and sanitary.
KEEN TAILORING CO. go N. 18TH. Wal.355S
sUPERFLUOUs HAIR removed BY electroIysis,
MISS SMITH; 40e Keith Theatre Bldg.
Miss Hoppe. haiTdressing, facial massage man
icur'g, form. Mint Arcade, with Miss Smith
CLAIMS Of any description collected on
RereeniaGe snyTshsrsii ssiysH Err IS We gsf XoHr money
CY. Room 305. 1909 Arch st.
FULL DRESS sUITs-An new stylish goods;
GIRARD AVE. PHONE POPLAR 63l2.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC. an experienced telephone
operator for private exehanse; hours 70 $3.50.
wanted. G $40. Ledger Central.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN or one who has
Otherwise. contemplating change OF occupa-
tion, is offered position with business
poets of advancement. Address q $50. Led
ger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01
ROOMS WANTED

desires room with bath In homS
Of private family. centrally located. pleas
and required no boarding or furnished room
houses need reply. @ 165 Ledger Central
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STORAGE

CONTINENTAL.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
20FH ST, ABOVE CHFSTNuT
PACKING, MOVING. SHIPPING
Rugs, Carpets cleaned. secured stored.
Bell. locust 1OGO-Phones- Race 4l80,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-Large. north light living Studio
with bath or running water; central loea.
tion not higher than I'd floor unless oquippsa
terms. Reply to Box @ 5i1, Ledger cenuai
UNFuRNIlsHED ant, OF large rooms .ss,s eo@,
OF Market, within 10 min. City Hall Ad-I
dress Smith Baker Bldg, 1920 Chestnut 81
WANTCD--By young gentl men, 2 or
fully furnished and centrally located ModeI1E
and reasonable. Address ID 52i, Ledger Olnes :
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OLD GOLD

CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS. PRECIOUS
stones, gold silver, platinum, false teeth.
Phila. Smelling & Ref, Co. l2s S. 1lth st.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum. plated ware, old
style tewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870 ]. L. Clark. refner, sO7 SAMSON.
OLD GOLD-Cash paid fer old gold. silver
antique clocks: will call. Bell phone, Locust
1919 ROGERS, % s. nth st.
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AUTO SUPPLIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATENTS WANTED
Write for List Of Patent Buyers and Inven-
S2 @ nvSaons eGa In for rfSs eo ssaTch
GSes %cfS %cTn fS Of9sS G%SNs zee Mshs MSPGRh re-
m D c PHtARBGPiHA l SBdns ipLAcS oEEcE 5 olEs 2o
q TO ;. Mondays until . p, m.
PATENTs-ARTHUR +. PAIGE. IA Walnut
ST., Phila., mechanical and electrical engi-
neer: registered patent attorney: established
trademarks, copyrights. secured and liti-
gated anywhere: rejected applications prose-
cuted; preliminary advice free.
PARTY with ten thousand dollars to become
product OF unlimited demand; capital required
for increasing business; investment amply e.
cured; information at personal interview only.
ID $50. Ledger Office.
SSOO FURNISHINGS OF ESTABLISHED
P1oo BOARDING HOUSE. RENT $40.
Near 18th Cherry. Good central location.
c. p. PETERS & SON, COS CHESTNUT Sr.
PICTURE THEATRE for rent; SO month.
Riissr. 9ifF'n 96i \. Broad S1fe' p'opo''''0ns' BAR
MANAGER OF experience wanted to take part
interest and control of boys camp on Maine
Ledger Central.
DROP POCKET coal. YARD
ON p. AND 3 r. FOR FOR R!tENT; !tf; SO SO MONTHLY
GROWING ORCHARDS. all ages. for sale.
HARRY DARLINGTON
1i2O Chestnut 81,
PICTURE THEATRE. $500: beautiful: mod
ern; daily matinees: earns ST0-Sl00 weekly
good selling reason q 20, Ledger Central.
ing. NEWTON, 1901 Diamond. top door.
msnlfacturinE business. D isO,1 Ledger OF.
ELEGANT GARAGE SITE ON NORTHEAST
BOULEVARD. 42S. LEDGER OFFICE.
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There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
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PERSONS wlBhing / or 2 rooms with :,
without private bath. IN q beautifully iurn.
house Square write 40i, Ledrer Office
OWNER, having beautiful dwelling on sprue,
St, near 10th. desires to rent bachelor apt n
place: refined home. l. I44 Ledger Central
NEAR ~ Phla. station; attractlyeiy furn. SIN
gle rooms: good car service. rioga 2o38 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01

THE LEpGER's HOUSEHOLD REGISTRY
with experIenced housework Eirls, cooks
work, seamstresses. ladies' maids governesses
childnurses. housekeepers. both managing
and working; couples, Call, write or tele-
phone Miss Reed (Walnut or Main 10000.
Suite 230-235. Ledger Bldg, 9th and Chest
nut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-01

mers on mems soft hats wanted immedi-
ately. Apply PaymasteTe. Ofnce, John Is.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


HELP WANTED-FEMALE
CLERK for Camden factory office: rood writer
and accurate at figures, especially fractions.
state experience and salary desired, p 42O.
Ledger Office,
COOKING, DOWNSTAIRS WORK. expert
enced, colored, assist wash: reference. APP
ply 22S Winona ave-. Germantown. Phone,
GermantOwn $500
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK GIRLS ARE IN
CONSTANT DEMAND. POSITIONS ARE
OPEN IN CITY AND aUBURBs FOR
BOTH WHITE AND coLoRBp HELP.
YOU CAN REACH THESE EMPLOYERS
THROUGH LEDGER WANT ADS. WRITE
OR CALL ON THE HOUSEHOLD REG
IsTRY BUREAU; MISS RpDD CAN HELP
YOU TO A GOOD PosrTIoN-sUrTEs 23o-
2se. PUBLIC LEDGER BLDG. 9TH AND
CHESTNUT SITS. PHILA.
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APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

LOCUST, i2l3-I5 OLion's Head)--Furn. apIs
suites and rooms, with private bath.
S3l MONTH Completely furnished poryA
front house; three bedrooms; electric; VIZ w
water heat; gas linens silver. dighes' ieE
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this
Three times one week. ............ 1910 por line
situations Wanted, three times one week 10
cents per line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two timo rate for EVENING IEpaEs
and PUBLfo LEDGER combined 10 10 cents per
limo, with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted which is 15 cents per line.
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FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1sll-lslO MARKET ST.
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
AUTO REPAIRING

sPnEDoNETER TROUBLE
? SEE BILLY-51s n. BROAD
CYLINDERS BEDORED new pintons and
rings furnished, wcl'lngs and hrasing. II. II.
Underwood & Co. 1928 Hamilton St, Phia.
faction guarant'd d. Fore Door Co.. 13OS Girard.
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Suburban
COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

BEAUTIFUL location; special scientific care
nervous; elderly; every comforts; nurses
Booklet. Dr. Randall, City line, Chestnut HUI
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sTREATER.-on Dceember 20. 1e15. .HBNR!

THATCHER.-On Fifth-day. Twelfth Month
goth. 1915. JESSE ". THATCHER. NJ, D;
the funeral. First-day. First Month Cd.
at p. m. Interment private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twenty-fOur Hours

wuhlnstoa. Dec a3-Tts NorheD'srn disturb
arc, hss passed into the cur Of 81 Ls-rsroo ard
there ru 10 pyoc'pttrrn O. consequence N 10
EsG O. South. except sons Lstt Local snoss ~
Nss Yofi end Ns. rogsnd n tbe Wei. hos-
ever pressure q generally lo'. With vel dcinso
dlsoi-bsnoeS ever Western Kansas snd western
wash nr,on With resulting nc~s s,d rains west
- ths ROXY Mountains ard local srors 10 Nsbrss.A
80 Wor,sns In N. seuihwe,t q. weather We.
fsis
InSrs.urss have sslsr,ily ry~r $50 - M.
no.ty Norntsins creep IN Ns- hEBrt New
Yogs ,no ne s1fnsms Ncsfhrvs'. b. tv Ell zone
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RIpAY. DECEMBER q
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Jspsn Cora Chin. and PhllQpine Islands,
"a san Frs0cisco-Ss ho-es Mar ,pe
Tshia Nfsr,u.sss Coot Islands Now zoslsnd
a-d Australia VS. San fr.ncisco-Ss
N0srs ........ ......... ...t..-. .... =. - .be
Caan and Philippine Islands. "a san Fran
SOU : 1rzlspor ....... .......-- . lie
pgrsu samoan Islands AnstrsMs and New
Iessnd "a San Frarctsoo-ss Ventura jar
- Isisnds Nep Zealand and Australia. va
Nsrroursr-Ss Nakura ........s..- .Jtn
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weekly. rasrrr-f b. aer. careful Iner eFrfil -
IS weealy Agr 1fsds ~ sBnoss,ll sradu.iss, Gta0-
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yho1s Empire Anoyps School. l55 Last 18th q
HARDESf.H -Thorousbly familiar with he hsat
Treatment q stee's Steady position FOR conpe
tsa'. rr'iebs STATE ase na,ic1altT. expert /
enre ara sasos under "Hsni@1rr." p. q Boz v
Plsinieo =. j
sOTDERER ca milk and los cream cans; good pay
and STEADY worF Apply Dairymsn's Maauf.riur-
inE COMPANY. Wsrr- AID Morgan sts. Jersey GU
WANTED Accountants. qualified 20 TAX. ch,rs,
4 public srcouniins engagements ave full pr
tlrllars stating sgc uku0asliiy and experience
Ron Ia Tribune once
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HELP WANTED
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OPPO r T u n ! ! \

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INFORMATION, GOOD MEM
DRY. ABLE TO TAKE RAPID
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SOME EXPERIENCE IN MAG
AZINE OR NE w SPAPE r
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HE WILL ACT AS SECRE-
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WRITING OMIT QUALlFICA-
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