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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. Allison entertained the Crochet Club at her home in Tombstone Can yon. The afternoon was spent pleas antly at cards, and delicious refresh ments were served to Mesdames Caress. Robinson. Hayes. Seely. Me Dermott, Hoesch, Malley and Reardon.
 Mrs. Walter Hubbard entertained the St Johns Guild at her nome. Friday afternoon. The guests spent the afternoon pleasantly and were served with tea and wafers
 Mrs. Chain entertained the Joker Bridge Club al her home. Friday eve ming. The guests enjoyed cards until late hour when they were served with delicious buffet lunch.
 Mrs I. w. Wallace was hostess to the Christian Aid on Thursday after noon. The ladies spent the afternoon in sewing and were served with tea at five o'clock.
 Mrs. Gollwitzer entertained the Girls Club at her home Tuesday eve ming. This is new club and is for the young girls of the district. Its organization was effected Tuesday evening. Delicious refreshments were served and all voted Mrs Gollwitze an ideal histess.
 Mr Coover entertained the solo club on Saturday evening. The eve ming was spent in cards and a lunch con was served at late hour
 The Huachuca Mountains offer ideal resorts and numerous motor parties have visited Banners lately. . Messrs. Beyers. Chase, Burgess, Der " and Tomlinson were recent visitors. ]
 Miss Anna Wallace will have | charge of the programme for the Mon- i day Musicale Club which will meet. ! Monday afternoon. The subject will 1 be Indian music.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. Aid plan ! to entertain their friends with dol lar party, on Thursday afternoon. at I the Y. w. c. A. The ladies have each earned a dollar to give to the Aid, and the entertainment for the. after neon w'll be the explanations O. thOw the dollar vas earned. Refreshments will be ser9ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
CARD CALENDAR

Mrs. Coover Bridge. April g. Womans League, Mrs. Ochs, April ,. Childrens Home Association, Mrs. Peters. April ,.
 St. Johns Club. April 8. Monday Musicale Club, April 3. Dorcas Club, Mrs. Richardson, April G.
 Womans Club, April 7. Round Dozen Club, Y. W. c. A, April f.
 I. s. C.. Y. W C. A. Tuesday April 4. Political Victory Club. April ,. ". E. Aid. Y. w. c. A. April s. Girls Club. Miss Martin, April St. Jobns Club. MT. Brewster, Apr Q. St. Johns Guild April 6. Christian Aid. Mrs Moon, April 6. Needle Craft Club, Mrs. Hubberd. April :.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The Womans Club entertained with a dance Thursday evening. the host esses for the evening being Mesdames Newman and Moon. The guests spent the evening al cards and dancing and were served with sandwiches and coffee at late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The Pol;cic3l Victory Club will meet Wednesday afternoon. at the Y. W. C. \. and the members will be ad- dressed by County Attorney Ross, of Tombstone on the subject of ''Difli- culties and Successes Of Prohibition" All the ladies are asked to come pre- pared to discuss the situation, and are requested to ask any questions about the work of the club they wish
 The Aloha Campfire Girls held their regular ceremonial meeting Thursday evening at the Y. W. C.. A.. and after the meeting enjoyed party. Chocolate and cake were served.
 The Anona Girls met at the Y. w. C. A., Thursday evening, in short session. and after business meeting enjoyed a theatre party.
 At the regular meeting of Rathbone Lodge. No. 10, Thursday, March IS. a most enjoyable time was had. Eleven candidates took the Rank Page, and the Grand Chancellor, who was an unexpected but very welcome visitor, expressed his appreciation of the manner in which the work was car ried out and also of the generally prosperous conditions of the lodge.
 After the initiation ceremonies an informal banquet and smoker was most genuinely enjoyed by fifty mem bers of the lodge and this, supple ,,,ou+ad hv a cbOrf buf in,moD celV i'm teresting speech by the Grand Chan cellor, Thos.. NJ. Smith, borught the evening to a close.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The Presbyterian Church entertain ed with social Friday evening. The guests enjoyed games and music, and sandwiches. and coffee were served to number of guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. King of Quarry Canyon enter tained the Pythian Club at. her home Wednesday evening. The evening was spent at sards and games and re- were served at Q late hiur.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The Twentieth Century Club met at the V w. C. A. Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed the afternoon in discussions or Arss,Mrs. Flanigan read an inter- estlfg snaper an Art at the Panama PssSites Exposition" and was assisted hy77 MeSda.aes Allen. Oliver and Miss Thompson. Mrs. Hedgecock gave an interesting reading on George Abbey, that was also greatly enjoyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Tie Womans Club will meet at the vlub building Friday, April and the program for the afternoon will be un- der the direction of Mrs. Hankin. The subject will be Current Events.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. C. A. Morris, of Douglas was a visitor in Bisbee last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. Jared Tavlor plans to leave next week for California. where she will spend several months visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Miss Kelly of Douglas was visitor in the District Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. Joseph Irving was hostess on Thursday afternoon al tea at her home on Quality Hill. The table was tastefully decorated with pink roses and asparagus fern Mrs. Cleon T. KnaDn served tea. being assisted by Miss Irving and Miss Jean Irving.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. s. Frankenberg is enjoying visit from Miss Azasir. of Beaumont. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The Country Club entertained with a dance Saturday evening. A number of out-of-town guests were present and the evening was pleasantly passed by all.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

The lecture given by Dr. Cummings of the University of Arizona. Friday evening. at the High School auditori- um. under the auspices of the Twen- tieth Century Club. was intensely in- teresting and the views of the an- cient cliff dwellings were very good and all that attended greatly enjoyed the address.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

Mrs. Walter Hubbard entertained the St Johns Guild at her nome. Friday afternoon. The guests spent the afternoon pleasantly and were served with tea and wafers.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

An enjoyable bridge and tea was given Friday afternoon al the Country Club hv Mrs. James s. Casey. Prizes for high scores were given Mrs. Sher- man, Mrs. Dymock, Mrs Balmforth, Mrs. Vivian and Mrs. Hunter About sixty guests came for tea which was served by Mrs. | Mason Ross and Mrs F. F. Sturdevant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

Zero rtUh their plans Ry II O'Clock
twenty guns had fallen int" their
hands. by noon. forty guns. by ,
o'clock. seventy five had been counted.
iiavint; accomplished the task set
Tor him General Mamd". proii,inE by
th' REORGANIZATION OF the German
ranks. caused by tho abrupt attack.
sent cut exploring parties with in
struction 60 destroy as many guns as
uosaibi. and com" back {" the newly
conquered lines when their work was
done. These scouting parties accom-
",ishcd much. They pu, out Of action
most OF the guns north OF Nachcrau-
willie and LouvemUnt and in rosses and
Cauricres woods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
TO REGAIN HEALTH
CLEANSE THE BLOOD

whcn youj blood is impure. weak.
thin and dcbili;atci. You cannot pos
sibiy enjoy good health Your system
becomes rcccptiN" OF any cr ali dis
"ascs. and germs ar" liNcly 10 lodgt,
in some past OF tn. booty
Tut your blood in good condition..
and do 80 ut once.
Iioods Sa"sapariIlJ acts dircclv
and peculiarly on the blood ---, pu-f-
Acs enriches aud rciitaiiZcs IL ana
builds up the whole system
Hoods Sarsa pariiia Is NOT u cure
all. 1t is the best blood medicine On
he market. II has stood the test -
forty years and is used all over the
world Get Il ana he"iu trcatu.r,
to-day II viii surely h''p YOU Sold
by all III uEgisiS.-hdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

on. Diraticr sets; containing every
thing necessary for q ladys dresser.
from $1,000 80 $1,000
Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets. from
500 to $500
Comb and Brush Sets from
$50 to $50
Military Brush Sets. with Cloth and
Fiat Brushes. from .S:'.3O to $12
Military Brush Sets. from 500 to 81
infants Sets. from -. 81 90 10 $3.50
Ch!Id's Sets. from 49,. S1.1O TO $500
Manicure Sets. from ..St.2J to $1,000
Ueutlemen's Sets, from. SD To :ST.25
Dresser Trays from SOC to 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
POSLAM Stops
ALL ITCHING,
ALL SORENESS

Skin disorders which cause itching.
burning and aggravation - Eczema.
Itch. Pimples. ctc.-are easily healed
by Poslam. And relief grateful. re-
lief. when itching stops and irritation
is allayod-comcS at once. as pre-
liminary to the work which Poslam
does In finally Graduating the trouble
There liz comfort for you in POslan
as soon AS applied. permanent freedom
from distress when the disease Is mas
tered. Poslam is antiseDtic; abso-
lutely harmless.
Your druggist sells Poslam. Tor
free sample write to Emergency
laboratories, 80 West 25th ST., New
York.
Poslam Soap, used daily for toilet
md bath, acts as tonic for any skim
AaH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

running FROM tho north OF vachcrau-
vile along tn" Nachcrauvillc- Vile
D"rani-Ch"umont road 10 the eT-
trcmity OF the Louvemont crest. passes
on the other side of T.uuvcmont along
the fringe OF Fusses " God. then before
Chnmbrrttcs and. crossing caGricr.s
wood. goes 10 the north Of BezonvauN.
South OF this village and - far as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
FIFTEEN

N"uN,. uhH now limo follows arproxl-
matciy tho Beaon,auN- pamlonp rond
rh" positions r"capturcd yesterday
were lot - Fchrue~s -.
The number of "uns captured fran
III" 1crn.na ir General NtNclic's We
t"ry or tne Y,rduu front. as counted
NJ TO The present, * eighty. according
:" Inc io'ss. rouorts reaching Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

Shoe Hooks and Horns. from 26c to I5c
Picture Frames and Mirrors, 60c To y.
Manicure instruments - r q Zer,.
Files. Cuticle Knives, Corn Knife.
Zoe 10 zoe
Nail Buffer, with or without tray.
from .............5 SOC TO $500
HAIR Receivers, from -. soc 10 81. 30
Puff Boxes. from ...... SOC to 81 30
Cream or Salvc Boxes 80. .15c to 50c
Mirrors. French bevel plate glass
round or oval. all sizes. with handle
or ring. from ....... SOC to $500
Combs, from .......... Zoe To S1.0O
Brushes. from ........ zoe to !S8.75
Clocks, from ...... $500 to $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
sOI'rU WEST VIRGINIA
UNDER BLANKET Or SNOW

Especial To The Times DspHtch.l
BRISTOL. VA. December I6.--IIcr
mountains and plains under Il heavy
blanket Of Srow. Southwest Virginia
seldom has experienced more severe
cold snap. The mercury dropped to
within six degrees Of zero during the
rrly D1orninu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17


FAIRS. December iJ.-As his last act
the French armies on the western front
General Niycile day smashed the
German line cas-, Of the Meuse along
a. front Of SIX miles. The victory has
advanced the French positions two
miles and they are now within n short
distance Of where the Germans stood
a. the outset OF the great Vcrduu drive.
The military authorities describe the
victory as complete and crushing, and
carried out without n hitch.
Since his last great stroke, when the
blood soaked ruins Of Fort NauX and
Doumont fell once more into the hands
OF Ncrdun's defenders. General Nivelle
has been quietly preparing to push
his advantage 10y an attack on a larger
scale. Men aud guns had been as
scnbl.d. shells piled and everything
was ia readiness for the moment when
the general should sec his oppcrtunity
Then til" blow fell like a thuudcrDolt
terrific nrt!llcr! preparation nat-
tcucd tho German defcnses. then the
guns were elevated and threw Il curtain
Of steel. behind which the infantry
from every trench rron Pepper Hill to
49, a.,u "'u ."
-, ~ ''''''-
"a" - = "a
xt.,,,
-
~ - 80,
- ~
~ ct's
''" an"
,.',' "o' ~ '.'' "'>''"' wy
wa
1870 NC ~ "' 80" ~ :
~
p''S '''''''e" 'o' '"''' 'e''p'''"'
WEATHER. Nil AGAINST
DARING OFFENSIVE
The weather. according TO hitherto
accented notions vas all agains, the
offensive =, y,as NO, ard misty. and
tho French .n,c.rs believe that this
fnc, u,d,ur,cdI, l.d tho ,;ornare Ia
,,iscal.uI.,c Tho probabilities of attach;
r,rc vrn,cbcL wco.n.r aid M. orcre,,
ols. ,r. ,y,.,ors f.o-r r.ud.riuo III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20


Fs4 i.aHS On April e 1915, WILLIAM
ftls.el ii hlA Bsth year Relatives and
ztHHH are invited TO attend the funeral.
- IsffHat Ht o'clock. from his brother
Efs|8ahte. THOMAS Van Horn, 1892 Paul ST.,
ft#siFts. RefnAins may be viewed Friday
=Htns. from to 10.
Hz#HfR .--on April n. 1910. BARBARA, /,
44Ife of Adam Wagner fnee Sclfubertl, AGED
~ Fenrs Relatives and friends are invited
;. nv ~. et her late residence. ssss n. han,
H1irH ai 1nterfnent private at Greenpount
ErsneferY Remains may be viewed Thurs
dasi ,. m. Automobile service
80 PEoIenssSa Sc llIRsss Tss on ss ApEiI
fsafs' Relatives and friends. also Phi Kappa
S|EnH Chapter OF Lafayette College. and
Eth4lada1phia Lawyers club. are invited to
HffaHd the funeral services. Saturday
Hfftrnpun. at clock at the Oliver ~.
Eafr BuiidinE- 1920 Chestnut st. Interment
private.
sl.5sSlso1 AZ; ;,,s,n April u. lels, KATH.
end Carrie ID Weinholtz and granddapghter
9f s., Frederick and Elizabeth Eckhardt
eEed years and I months Relatives ane
servlees. on THURSDAY. az q y. M. 80 her
Erandparents residence. 1888 E. Berks st.
intarsnent private at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WInLIAhis.--.on April AZ, 1915, PETER. hus:
band OF Lydia H Williams, Relatives and
services, on Thursday, at 2 80 p. m, at resi-.
deuce OF his sister. Mrs. G. Howard Collins
til Green st, fnterment private.
NAREAII.--On April is, 1916. ELIZABETH
r.. vile Of J. Stanneld Yarnall. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend the funeral
Hersfees. on Thursday. at y m. at her
residence, Hillside Cottage, Elwyn, Pa. In.
teeusent private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER typist: 4 yrs exp. high
school training. 4i0 Ledger Central.
CHAMBERMAID wishes position; good refer
ences. $40, Ledger Central.
CHILDNURsE-Expe young woman;
children over yrs. ref. Fl AIS, Ledger on
COMPANION - Gentlewoman. good reader
packer. mender. experienced and good refer
II +4b. Ledger Central,
COOK. chambermaid. waitress-Three girls
want places together. good references: city,
country shore. Call so Natrona st
West Phila, Phone Barring 1855 w
CooK-Refned white woman; good and re-
liable; best references; $40 per week. 40
Ledser Branch, 2l23 Locust st.
COoK-ENperienced white. Protestant woman
wishes position as cook. 355. Ledger Cent
NURSE, competent for infant or older child;
long experlenee reference. II 426, Led, on.
sTENoGRAPHER, 2 yrs exp. accur., indus
tFious ana conscientious. desires lst-clas IS
pos, seeretarlal pref. II 1865, Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHER-4 years exp; competent;
permanent position. j 45O Ledger Central
sTENOGRAPHER. years exp, competent
desires position. 453 Ledger Central.
WOMAN, exp. desires position In linen room
city or shore. II AIS, Ledger Office
YOUNG woman wants position as companion
to invalid or elderly person, preferably one
going 20 shore or mountains: doctors refer
ence. 441, Ledger Central.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS. 1925 cambridge st.-Wanted,
hOusemen 10 cooks. 81 to SS; wait. laun-
dresses $50 to S45; nurses: housewoTkers,
etc Phone Locust 2l3O
WANTED cooks. cha mbermaids. ehiIds nurses
housework girls. chambermatds. for Catholic
rectory; girls for institution work: middle
aged women Rose Dougherty. 1873 W Glrard
COOK. frst-class wishes situation In the
country; wages not less than $40; Will go by
the day; best of references Apply 5ll s.
18th St Spruce 34Ol.
MISS MARY n. MCCARTHY. alOT Christian
u.oc. 1899. supplies wants lst-class Prot,
Cath. male and female help; all nationalities,
MRS MINZLAFF. 1880 Christian Dickinson
bi5l wants Immediately young cooks 81 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
IEPpE,S IfPTOWN a,rnRES

ANNIVERSARY SALE OF PIANOS
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
We are holding our 51st anniversary sale
Thompson SITS. where the great Hoppe busl.
ness was founded by Mr.. C. j.. Hoppe in
1885. II Is now the oldest piano store in
Philadelphia, yet the most modern and pro-
gressive north of Chestnut street.
Over 12. 900 square feet are devoted TO the
retailing OF high-grade pianos and victrolas:
the large volume of sales proves that the
Heppe policies and standards draw patronage
even to 9th and Thompson SITS. from the
uttermost parts of Philadelphia.
The April sale includes:
500 new pianos at prices from 25 to 30
per cent lower than the prices In stores
with a sliding scale of prices.
: player pianos. slightly used, at $50 to
500 below original prices. beginning at $3.50.
40 upright pianos by all tho prominent
makers taken as part payment on pianola-
pianos. viz, Chlckerins, Lester. Blaslus,
Schumacher. etc, at S75, SS5, 500. S11O etc.
a5 upright pianos. Hoppe made. with three
sounding boards, reduced from 500 to 500
below regular prices. -
self-piayer attschment.. for pIanos-wlll
fit any piano-at $50, $50, S75. etc.
Several monographs slightly used at half
price.
Call write for large illustrated cata'
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES.
COR. 9TH AND THOMPSON SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co. 1901
CO.. Claude 2. jenkins, p p; Kurt; sehoe,
Jameaton. Grossie Gioyanne. Geo. S. Jami-
son, Laira, Clayton King, Viggianir. Mrs.
G. ii. Henick. Mrs. VIM. Cloud, Jas. Osell.
Frank Gerteis. a. + Rubeinsteln, Mrs, Edith
Mrs. Jake Glass Mrs. AIaldle Noggle, Jo,
seph o. Hare, L, X. Wilkinson. Admiral
q. #. Goodrich. Helen Lowenthal. Geo. Nc
Allister, Mrs, Bessie Gibbs, Robt f. Har-
rs: w T. Evans. chas. wrlght. N, II.
,,eler Al sEE}yer }c. Co F. s. Gallagher
sQ.-Iames ID. Cook. Mrs. Mollle Kelly.
Mrs. N: Jones, +. A. Keys. II. B. Nesbitt.
Hale w. Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE - storage
moving. packing shipping. carpet cleaning.
PHI. Barring T02 for estimate. Market STth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20
DREssMAKINd AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssAIAKISQ
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1435 GIRARD AVE. POPLAR 65T4
THE MCDOWELL Dressmaking School; easy.
modern methodist small payments. 30I
Denclla Building. 1lth and Market SITS.
DRESSAIAKING taught from any pattern;
morn. and aft, sessions; send for cir. Colum.
ban DressmakIng School. II38 Columbia ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-20
A Prosperous
Optician

Several years ago
young man desirous of
learning the optical busi-
ness inserted Want Ad
in the Ledger. He ac-
cepted a position with
small remuneration dur
ing his apprenticeship.
Later. having b e col m
quite proficient in Optom-
etry, he started business
for himself, with a small
am cunt of borrowed
capital. Each year his
profits showed an in
crease. He now conducts
a profitable optical bust
ness in Pennsylvania
town. He found prosper
ity through Ledger
Want Ad. You try one.
Phone, write or call,
Ledger Office,
Walnut or Main 5000
sSssMsSsS&&~sSSNsyNSS sySSSNSSN%&%NSNNSS%s%S
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FIDELITY FIREPRooF WAREHOUSES;
1s11-1s19 MARKET ST.
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ysuTOMOBILE MECHANICAL SCHOOLS
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
COR, BROAD AND SPRING GARDEN SITS.
Course Of w'ks. 20 lessons. 2hrs. each. S25.
New class opens Monday May /. 80 p. m.
Glass Mon. Wed. & Fridays. 7 800 80 D, m.
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LABoRERs WANTED Apply II. h. Null
FORD COMPANY, Glenolden. Pa.
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CARPET CLEANING

CON 4 N Il N T A l.
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
10TH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell Phone. Locust 1850.
WEST PTIIIA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEST PHiitt..A, ss7osS7fa LINcAsTfhR AN AfR AVE.
: lntely clean 500 n Nice 's Sc Phi Tiosa sSis.
REAL. CARPET BEATING; NO TIiMBLERs S
used Boyer Co. $500 n, 18th. Ph. Toga 5000
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
classification VIII be Found on Page g
Institution. VI 3il, Ledger Central
etIAafBERwoRK and waiting: white; Main
Line. Call 10 to 1. 4935 Walnut St
washing: wages sT atlantic City for
summer; reference required. Call or ad-
dress 1h4 East Mount Airy ave- German
town Phone Chestnut Hill 0d2.
cOOk-Wanted. white woman for first cook
with references. Apply Phia. Home for In
COOK. Scotch English or Swedish Protestant;
vases SIS 100 w Walnut lane Call or
phone 20l0 Germantown. carfars paid
COOK, good aud downstairs work; no laundry
Lane. Phone 1IiT w Oak Lane.
fQoS and maid. white. for family Of g. Apply
III w. HortteT St, Germantown. Phone
dermantoWn @2i7,
COOK. young. experienced good wages: 20 10
Atlantic Clty June l. Call 2411 n. Broad
cooK--white capable Main Line, Call 4235
Nalnut ST., w Phlla.. Thurs, 10 10 I D. m.
uHEA5AfAKER wants fairly competenI skirt
Adler. 1882 Walnut,
pllEssAlAISllR OF ability will accept daily en-
EaEeln, e. Diamond 540I W. M 347. Led Cen
nRssszIAkER wants sleeve hand Adler
Ia9z Walnut.
Observation-Disclosures estab wants waist
apply. Add. 4Ii5 Led Br. 18th and Master
foInERs wanted on ladies' underwear p.
elza1ee for steady work 1880 N. 4th ST
GENERAL HouSEWoRK-White girI; no
family washing vases So, Phone Ger
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General

PURCHASING AGENTS. ASSISTANT. SI5
mo- boolkeepers. several. Sl5: bookkeeper,
newspaper experience. $50; typist, $40 to
Sl.; credit man. 800 mo-; advertising man
ayers. > positions open, experienced men,
$1,000. S25OO; stenographers. several attrac-
tive openings, $40 to $40; draughtsman. me-
chanIcal. SIS, $685. efficiency engineer. metal
parts. SO; foreman, drawn presswoTk, tool
making, S25; gang foreman, construction,
$50, S35i Inspector, mechanical, 500 mo-;
electrician, $50. S25 salesman. speciality,
commission and drawing account
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING
TRAFFIC WORK-Both Industrial and rail
road-offers an attractive field. We are fit-
ting men for efficiency in this line OF work
through practical course of instruction.
The first class of 30 has been completed and
second class Is now forming. THIS Is YOUR
OPPORTUNITY. National Traffic Service
Bureau. N, E. corner 18th and Spring Gar
den SITS
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Continued from Preceding Column
YOUNG WOMAN desires positln linen room or
care children In institution; good reference.
" 42I Ledger Office.
COLLEGE GIRL wants position. companion or
Roverness: teach French and Ger; city. Coun-
try or shore. II 4i7. Ledger Office.