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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
COACH ROBERTSON CALLS OUT
PENN HILL AND DALE SQUAD

Candidates for the Pennsylvania cross
country team were called out today by
Coach Lawson Robertson. Prospects for n
winning hill and dale team are not very
bright The only men back from last years
team are Captain McM.chael. Humphreys
Elsie and Leibernan. Price, formerly OF
xortheast, and Sanderson. former Episcopal
othicte. are the leading candidates from the
freshman squad.
Yesterday another famous schoolboy ath-
1ete matriculated at Penn. He Is Davis
lcrmcr MercersburK sprinter and jumper.
Coach Robertson expects TO develop Davis
into an intercollegiate point winner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
Deaths

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:. s:as;'' iSSa s,sss ana 4 .ss. s:s
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.-.'sss s<s 4 l. =. W., kzss <sass ~. ssHSs5 S.asf
60 !: go; 2 { - g &:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
Rev. DR.. w. w. Evans

The Rev. Dr. w. w. Evans. a retired
Methodist minister and trustee OF Dlckin-
son College. died last Sunday at his home
In Washington. He was born at Lewis
town. Pa. in 1870. and Joined the Baltimore
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in 1851 Later he became a mem
ber OF the Central Pennsylvania Con-
ference. For twenty-seven years he was
pastor of Methodist churches, and for
twenty-three years was presiding elder
and district superintendent. He will be
buried at York. Pa. where his funeral will
be held next Thursday at 3:45 O'Clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
Woman. ITO Years Old, Dead From Gas

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Mrs. Mary Forge.
10 years old, was left alone for the first
time In fifteen years when her grand
daughter. Mrs. Julia Millows with whom
she lived At i2s Jefferson avenue. Maspeth.
was called 10 tbs bedside Of her child IN in
a hospital Mrs. Miilows returned home
last night and found the aged woman dead
In bed. with gas flowing from an open Jet
Coroner Carl voegel decided that her
trembling hands in turning on the gas ac-
cldentaliyshad reopened the stopcock. Mrs
Forge had told neighbors Sunday that she
felt good for ten years more OF life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
LARGER TYPE
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co, 1901
Chestnut st,mW: Bowers; $. Carey; Mrs.
Dennsoni Mrs =. =. Barker; Mr. Harry
Moore; Miss Ida ottsy; Mr., Charles Herman.
korsepf Rae. Mrs. Ella Linder: Miss A. w.
Natthews; Nathan shutz; Mr.. Cook: Earl A.
Davis y. 2. Griffin; Bear Co W. r. Smith;
r. Lengdyke: John Grspsorisnn; Maoele kof-
fel: Sherman Ladders: Catherine Ozekoskie
Mrs. Gold: Miss Julia Wells; A. q. Nimer-
mann: Mrs p A. Smith: Mrs. f. Phillips.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE co. 1890 South
Penn sauare-Eddie Burns: Mrs. Penross NJ.
Davis Charles G Boyd; p. Y. Forbes; r.. J.
Grimes; w. NJ Tuohy: Charles T. Earl. Miss
NJ. M Gibson; Euls L. Williams; Hugh p.
SMITH Mr. and Airs. Seaton Henry: L. Har-
Tles: G. y. Spenable; Industrial Works: John
". BanEardt: r H. McIaushlini Thomas p.
Whelan; John d. Buckly; Mr.. Gilbert: Sport
ing Editor. Philadelphia Item; Lee Manchape
Joe Carberry; Z. Paul Du Pont: James W.
Jackson. James DeNer. Miss Andrea w.
Mathews: Louise Newman: Walsh; Dick Bros.
Co.; Arnstein Creamery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
SISTERS WHO ENDED LIVES
WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW
Misses Emma and Anna Dram TO Have
Private Funeral

The Misses Emma and Anna Dram. the
two elderly maiden sisters who formed n
death pact and committed suicide by in
haiing gas at their home, 44b0 Frankford
avenue. last Sunday. will be buried tomor.
row afternoon at o'clock The funeral
which will be strictly private, will be con
Quoted by the Rev. John Wesley Stockweh
pastor Of the Church OF the New Jerusalem
Interment will be in the family plot H..
Cedar Hili Cemetery.
Although the sisters conducted n thriv-
ing dry goods business on the first floor
OF their home. tho one was III and the other
feared TO be left alone in life. Their death
was planned carefully. The two were
found dead clasped in each others arms and
dressed in their best clothes. Miss Emma
Dram was slxty-five years old Miss Anna
was fifty-nine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
WOMAN AUTHOR DIES
Mrs. Edith NJ. o. Ellis Wrote Many
Books

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.--Mrs. Edith NJ o.
Ellis. wife OF Havelock Ellis. the psychol.
ogist and author and herself n psychologist.
died on September IL in London. accord
ing to n letter received here today.
Mrs. Ellis was the author OF a number of
books. among which were kits Woman"
"A Cornish Idyli."b Attainment" MY
Cornish Neighbors." THE Imperishable
Wing" Love Acre" and Three Modern
Seers" She also wrote several plays, Mrs.
Ellis held advanced views on marriage and
the relations between husband a ID wife.
and was the author Of several works set
ting forth these views. A year age she
made an extensive lecture tour in this
country.
Mrs. Ells's body was cremated and her
ashes, in accordance with her wishes. were
scattered over Hampstead Heath. sacred TO
the memory OF Byron. Keats and Shelley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
Edwin n. Bolestridse

Edwin II. Boiestridge. active in fraternal
socisties. died on Saturday at his home.
s2s Fern street. Camden lie was seventy
five years old and was a member OF Phlla-
delphia Lodge. II. q A. NJ. /: Keystone Chap
ter, r. A. NJ Mary commandery. X. Of
T. and Chosen Friends Lodge. T. o. o. n.
lie was a member OF Linden Baptist
Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03

Mrs. A. Jane Bender. widow OF the late
Robert r. bender. who served as FIRE chief
of Camden for six years. died on Sunday
AZ the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry
T. sulzer, sic Haddon avenue. Camden.
Mrs. Bender was seventy-nine years old
and had been member OF the First hap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
FUNERAL OF DIR. NEEDHAM
Services to Be Held Tomorrow at Beth.
lehem Baptist Church

The funeral OF the Rev. Dr. Thomas
Needham. who fell dead on Sunday morn
ing as he was about TO oficiats at a bap-
tlsmal service. will be held tomorrow eve
ming in the Bethlehem Baptist Church
Eighteenth and York streets.
The Rev. DR.. A. y. Harris. associate pas
tor OF the Baptist Temple. will officiate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like thls)
One or Two tlu1es ss..s.ss.. ..s..s... l9c
Inree times one week .................. f2H c
Situation Wanted three times one week i0o
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the
PUBLIC LEDGER without additional
charge.
Want Ads under other ciassincations may be
repeated In the PuBLIc LEpGER at combined rate;
,gne or tNo utnes s...s..s'. s.'.s-ss' sc
autes tunes one week .ss-'...4 s.s.s-ss. l0c
Six times one week .................... 12h c
LARGER TYPE
is permitted In all ciasslhcations except Rfeip
and Situations Wanted Lost and Found, Per-
sonals. Boarding and Rooms. When SO speci-
ned, 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, 1916-10-03
Prominent Mason Dies

RALEIGH. NJ C.. Oct. a. John @
DrewFy. % years old, grand secretary Of
the North Carolina grand lodge OF Mssons
for "a years and former publisher of the
Raleigh Times. II dead here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
THE WEATHER
Ohicisl Forecast

WASHINGTON. Oct ..
Eor Eastern Pennsylvania. Cloudy to-
NIGHT and wednesday with probably rain :
warmer tonight IN north and west por-
>lons northeast winds increasing.
Fair weather has prevailed during the
t-<f twenty -four hours except IN the vicinity
AXE Superior and In the far west and
Invest Tho area OF high barometric
reure over the eastern portion Of the
mfry has remained nearly stationary
a the temperatures are beginning 10 rise
w ~ most places within its area A
81 area Of low barometer has developed
ths west and overapreads all districts
IN the Mississippi River westward. IL
= caused slow rise In Temperature IA
Plains States. while It IL moderately
q west of the Rockies
OfIieisi Forecast
Observations AZ Philadelphis
"a. n.
. ><1E11<~ 49,. -s's.s. - 30 ~
- :. !. Nsr,h. mile.
ttt-st - st<'t - sstft = fstlpa1f
|;s - ,..se<l.!s.. .::.,,.....:'...~ ,..' y
Lamps % Be Lighted
- 49, vsA,<lss ,'......... s.is s-n.
The Tides
roar RclnoSp
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oIfrerSU1 arREET wHAnF
~; s.: s 7; =: s s$ ): 4:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
SITUATIONS wANrED-MAIp

ACCOUNTANT = Graduate University r----
evening school 81 accounts and dnanr.e e"nt
ecutive ability, years orice experiepe. z.
sres position with manufacturer or ~.
Wholesale house bbi. Ledger Central -
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKHEEPER, gradus,. W.
ton School. years experience. wants ,r.Aar- nar-
orerins better oprortunity. y 2si, led ~
BooKKEEPER, y years. sxperiencs. de,r.,
position evenings. VI St2, Ledger Central
BUTLER colored, wants waiting and hous.,,,-s.
exp'd. city references. " 4h6, Ledger Centrs,'
BUTLER-YounE colored man wants sttu., 49,.
private q mily; best ref. 22p Ledger ofscs
ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
LOST AND FOUND

FIRESToNE TIRE-Lost. tire and rim COM
plete, between Chester and Elsmers. Del, on
road 90 baltimore. Reward offered. II. II, An
derson. 1923 North American Building Phila-
delphia.
wATCH-3200 reward lost Saturday. around
midnlght. on LAglon Cafe balcony. a dia mond
and sapphire wrist watch on black ribbon. Re
turn 70 Bailey. Banks Bidde. No questions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03


sTr.NOoRAPHER. 10 yca-r' exp.,,...- d
Ike position - private secretary, knosi-1-.,.!
hookke cping; Eooi rel. " efl, Ledger c-,''.| n
TEACHER, visiting. wishes enFarer,.,... -. -
lirh branches. French. German liieS. ,11f
history. u. Of i. certificates. fnrsis< .1.u-<.
rsfs. terms mod. Miss Lynch. 1905 ~. .s'1sty.
NOuAN, colored. wishes days vel 49,. ~
Tuesday. "wednesday Friday. tO0n l1,-I.,<I.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days vrort -
Kind; No washinEi references. 173s Ellis. ~
WOMAN. rolorcd. refined. wants dass. -
Wed. or Thurs wssh'g or cleans. sOap r,,e..s
WONiAN with reference wants pt,r. - t'e'il
day's work Apply Gag North sfth e''knx
WOMAN wants piace. gensral housswor,,.. -.
cook; reference 1922 w. Boston avsA' rcct
WOMAN. colorcd wishes position :. -.
reference. tis $. 18th II. N''N' best
YOUNG GIRL, white. Protestant vIshe. zx-.--
herwcrk and waitina or housework n. enau-
family; no washing; Gevma ntown nrsf ,smn.i
Ecod ret, a ~, Ledser Branch. 622s 0tns ~
FRENCH GIRL wishes position a.. chiis-..-s,
speaks French only; best reference '"uI. -. -.
Queen lane, Gtn. Phone Gtn. 1880. -
WORK. iefi GARRETT sT. hfha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse So. has mn
merous vacancies for large addition of experi-
enced well-recommened help for every capac-
yi an nattonsilties COOKS; S.o-so2; kltehsa sss
chambermald and combined: laundresses: 10.
dies maids of all nationaltties; infania
TO $40; mothers helpers: general ma ids for
house and apartments; liberal wages TO efn.
Client women; buffers; second men; housemeni
gardeners good home for single man. ~
WANTED at Mrs. Kanes office, 5ii s. 18th
,1SD,s ; hrs'sl1Iss cooks Week to sS0 psf
must UNDERSTAND cooking 81 per week; whits
couple. 500 TO ss5 per month; second men. so
Per month; girls for chamberwork and walt
Ing. 81; Protestant and Catholic lsundresses;
hest reference required. Call eaCy. Spruce
MRS, NICHOLAS. 1879 BainbrldEe ST.. has
COMB buffers second men. housemen cooks.
waits. ehambermeids. etc; vacancies this
and catholic cooks. s25 10 $50; waitress.
shamssrmsids. ssamstress. German Eoyerness.
MRS. HAWKINS, aO04 Bainbridge-wanted.
cooks. butlers. housemen. mattresses. cham<
bermaids. Protestant maids for .spsrtfnent.i
csncies for maids together; number Of YOUNG
Girls for chamberwork and waiting; references
reauired Phone Spruce 369T.
WANTED-.second men housemen. couples Tor
bachelors apts., Protestant nursPs. trained
Protestant waitress with parlor maid $40;
SiteSeN maids aids 5is t'ss" $ eo1s. s''' 'no "''
EDUCATIONAL q Domestic Employment Club.
22b :. Sydenham u5th and Walnutl-Trsined
maid desire positions; wanted, cooks walt
resses, couples. Spruce 372s.
COOKS. ehsmbermaids, childnurses. housework
daughter want position in country wanted.
AZ kins o. nrstelsss help. Miss Rose Dough
maids. housegrls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
GIRLS
~ 10 ~ YEARS OF AGE. ron
nSfi3Sf sSfhoYslEaTP EpaETP4HFMfNrs HeRMSffNr ~ ARplr bda

OIRLs wanted. over 10; Increased facilities haV.
made epsnines IN our plant for refined. inielli,
sl,aI msd,s,l syPp,,ss ish. pleasant work els.s
10 bekinners. with ~ nld adga ncenlsnf 10 sosS
workers. ~ minutes from Darby 90 trelisy: 20
minutes from Broad Street Station on Ira in
Apply In person b. letter 10 M. IL Mil
FORD co., 0lenoldan. Pa
Girls wsntsa for clerical work. business col
nent of accounts. eeed SALARY 70 those possess
ilE Hood prnmAnahip and accurnle At figures
Apply az once, ready 70 start FRANK 4
tEDEhs l1th ana Market sta
dfhLs wentsd for niishing phsrms csutieai
VASES steady Eeft .Appiy HsnrY K. WAN
olRIs. 2. white. cook ana w.itr<ss. .nu.f -
experisncea and hafs Eood fsferenetsi bssl
Vases. 1Vt psl@rers ave. Wilnlnsten Del
1iHLt ~E<pctitrc<4 ~ pen u4Einx. siead4
H<ff'>oa. i@lI spfla< osf5:a 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
General
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMAIF

w nN AEO-t EMAIE
BooKKEEPER. 4 years experience, 40 =
week seod reference, II s5S' Lsdrer csntIgstir al
BookKEEPER and stenosrapher. 10 v..r., :.
Psrience salary as, n $40. Isdssr cen,rsslr "a
cHAMnERMAlD or waItreEa-S,,,ls.,.-- ~, - !,
SRI exp, desires position 2829 EllsvssiS' ."
cHilDNChSE--F.enc siri wishes rasi,i. -
enloh1fssi kood ekperienee- $3.50 n 49,
chiiLpSwh,ssE S,sl Or seppAnlon: yoanE LADY De.
COOK anu chAinbermaid wlsn VslI,,s,,,...--.
sether private family. Call ass- Sers 70
~. Meei falls sosipnla. ''N''n fANon
look Nishes position: seed reference. :. =.
irf' -tAl i@tMten aud ,. l4is N.r.ive. ~ ~ y. ah'
ce3K COG w1ss:s R9slilon: sood rsfe sace. ntao
eihli eoerea. ne.s wta4es wogA win 80
maker - apprentice. .0A1 Catharins' efess-
HouSEkEErE Young .Protestsnt -.
all tss deiai or well lsdsr@d s,. ~ seIssd IN
!. es,''a n 'sas t'alss' ~ eoms wSsss' s'isi hsis
iNt%NIs. ~ s.ss.- - {, i..s..
-reI - lfessr Branch cth and Than 49,, 80 - =
i4AlNDtEsS. cnlorsd. hrat cls :. : .,'' -
Bsssss s sssi ii.Y,Is ss5, Ssss.,E rSsa. hone
LsdEsr nrsneh' ian and 'ff1 'fa N. Address X eos
rsaesd ssltlsd Nemsn u va. r.assssrr- aura cap.
fhonfth ADEis. saperlsnssd. was n. ssesr-l
eemPesitor. desires elnploylnenfrs ~ " also a
plais csss,.rr ~ 20 n a.. Chester fs'. q q
w. H ss.,es y fss IA y s. sss.sIs's. as.
hIE<oohArHEk and Jo5I IEs-l.1.---- 4 ~.
U. s<p.t normal aud haSInc.,' 'r'.t ~ nv W.
sas n'.';. s.s s;-s ,...s:,ss s:,,s':s: s.!,sa =;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
HELP wANTED-FEMALs


BooKKEEPER = Assist cashier. large manu-.
enos and be competent: opportunity Of ad-
Nancement. Address stating age. experience.
rel ana wages expected. NJ 45S Led. Cent
CASHIER and stenosrs pher--Youns lady want
ed. Apply Gulf Refining Co. $50 a Chestnut.
cHAMBERMAID. white. Protestant. . in family;
good wages, Ap, until ~. iIib sprins Garden,
cHILDNURsE, white. Protestant. must hav.
reference Call at 2i0e Walnut st.
CLERKS wanted; good salary spd permanent
Pss., wstsr snS snydsP Ppy sx. 1eeA'f' smith
COOK. German preferred. for cooking and
aaown.srs work referenee required. Apply
COOK. white. to DO downstairs work ana assist
With i.undry rstsr,ne.s reeui.sd. Cali Tues
COOK, German Protestanti 2 in family no
weshing' must be good plain cook good
vase Phone Germantown $500. csn 4oT
W, Hortter st. Germantown.
COOK 20 wsitress.whlts Protestant: wares.
ences REQUIRED 20 miles out Of Philadeiphia.
s". .@s S. E tPr ssss ssS%s Sa
Call between $50 and ~, 1928 Poplar
COOK, white. for cooking and downstairs work;
o0% ~isi iissie NSsfisssSe' REQUIRED Call after
fam no wash ref REQ, s2s Lad ON
oK--EHperisneed white Eirl for country Cali
s 20 10 a. m, 4of2 Locust st.
COOK .aS Tsits' in family; SoOd references. s2s
GIRL. German, 70 DO cooking and housework;
n.r.n, nmssi h.ys 5000 references sss HansOsrry 81,
GIRL. white, iOE cooki9E and downstairs work:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03

CITAUFFEuR-Young man wishes
position with private family. city ~
country: docs not smoke nor drink; will
ing and oblisinR; years experience on
hlEh-grade cars: careful driver: good
mechanic; moderate wages; best REFER
onces. II $40 Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03
PERSONALS

MILLINER. visiting. from New York will call
at your home and remodel your old hats
Phone Barring 1870.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06
Unmerciful Slashin8 of Prices. You Can't Afford t

IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ONE OF SMITHS Gus.
TONER'S, DON'T ALLOW THIS OPPORTUNITY TO
PASS YOU, BUT JOIN THE BIG HOST OF SATISFIED
CUSTOMERS AND YOU WILL NEVER REGRET Do
ING SO.
ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE AS REPRESENTED
AND MUST GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION, OR YOUR
MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED.
THIS SPRING OPENING SALE WILL BE THE MOST
WONDERFUL BARGAIN GIVING AND MONEY SAY
ING SALE OF MEMS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS
WEARING APPAREL, ALSO OF SHOES, SLIPPERS,
AND OXFORDS EVER HELD IN MARYVILLE.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06

YOU VIII ALWAYS GET THE MOST AND BEST
MERCHANDISE AT SMITHS STORE FOR THE LEAST
MONEY.
ALL HIS GOODS ARE NEW AND UP-TO- DATE IN
EVERY WAY.
SMITHS MANNER OF DOING BUSINESS is ENTIRE
LY DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER FELLOW.
TRY HIM AND YOU WILL LIKE HIS WAY OF DOING
BUSINESS HE MARKS ALL GOODS IN PLAIN OLD
FASHIONED FIGURES, AND SELLS GOODS IN THE
SAME PLAIN OLD FASHIONED WAY
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06

Big assortment of Shoes slippers hosiery suspenders
underwear, etc. for the Boys at surprisingly low
prices
Boys you will find just what you want at Smiths both in
style and prices.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06

Baby Doll one and two straps, Worth up to $500
Sale price only ------- 81 %
Still another lot of slippers, very latest styles in patent
Gun Metal Bronze and Dull Kid, worth up to $3.50
Also nice assortment of shoes for the ladies' sale
prices ---------------------$14S $1.9S and S24S
Nee assortment OF Underwear vests handkerchiefs and
hosiery for the ladies at lowest possible prices
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06

m t proportion
pncea those mntme Come nd f a ome
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1916-04-06
Bargains For The Girls

941 1ll44l9 va liz 44 41
One Lot Bingham Crepe Dresses Sale price only 39c
One Lot Bingham Dresses sizes to ii, Sale price
One Lot SlOO bingham Dresses sizes to A. Sale 69c.
One Lot Girls Muslin Drawers, Sale Price only SC.
One Lot Girls Muslin Drawers neatly made ----- 15c.
One Lot Girls Trimmed Hats, worth Soc Sale price 25c.
One Lot Girls Trimmed Hats, worth 75c to ST., Sale 4Sc.
One Lot Girls Trimmed Hats worth $150 S. Sale CSC.
One Lot Girls MILDLY BOuses and neat, Sale price 48c.
One Lot Girls MILDLY BlOuses, very neat and pretty
Sale price --------9Sc.
One Lot Girls Patent Leather Slippers Latest out
Sale price only csc.
One Lot Girls Patent and Gun Metal Slippers Sale $125
One Lot Girls Patent Leather and Gun Metal Slippers,
Worth $2.25 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One Lot Chlds Patent Mary Jane Slippers, Great values
Sale Price only CSC
Nice Assortment of Hose for the little fellows and girls.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-03
Carlisle Man Makes an
Improvement on New
Compensation Measure
Sfceial Ito thc rcLcgraeh

Carlisle, Pa, Jan. 3.-At a banquet
saturday night at which he and Mrs.
Hays were hosts to upward of $50 en-
ployes and which commemorated a
series of anniversaries in his hfe'
Colonel John Hays. head of the Frog
Switch and Manufacturing Company
and the dominant spirit of the Carlisle
Gas and Water Company and Carlisle
Light. Heat and Power Company. as
well as the senior member of the Cum
berland county bar, explained unique
working out of the workmen's COM
pensation act which will be in force in
all his companies from now on.
Instead of waiting until two weeks
after an employeI is Injured before be-
ginning to pay him the sums stated
under the law. MIR. Hays said he had
arranged to havd compensation begin
Immediately following the injury and
to have it continue as long as the man
was legally entitled to receive 1t. This
company has during the past sixteen
years carried out a plan much along
the lines outlined in the new law, pay
ing men their salary during the entire
time of disability and holding thelr
places open during the time they were
disabled.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-03
Why Tolerate Catah?

You have noticed, no doubt, tt any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, d the
flow of mucous amazes you tn such
Objectionable matter could finlodg-
ment in your head. To ignS this
catarrh when the cold subas is
wrong because it continues tdowly
injure the delicate Innings of thasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse nos
trils frequently with solution warm
water and salt, insert vaselinen re-
firing, and take spoonful ofott's
Emulsion after meals for one onth.
SCOTS acts through the blood feed
the tissues, and contains shing
glycerine to check the inflanation
and heal the sensitive membrans
Scott's is pleasant to take.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. N. j.. 1880