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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

Investigation Is Made of Battle at
Everett. Wash.

Everett. Wash. Nov. s. RESPONSE
hility for the pitched battle between
$50 members of the Industrial Work
ers of the World and a posse of $50
Everett citizens at the city dock, in
which seven men lost their lives and
fifty were wounded. was placed upon
the men on the boat by the coroner's
jury which investigated the death Of
the two Everett men killed In the riot.
Seattle. Nov. s. Prosecuting At.
torney o. T. Webb of Snohomish coun-
ty said charges of murder would be
filed against all members of the In
dustrial Workers who could be identi-
fed as actually having participated I'm
the gun fight al Everett. Adiutant
General Maurice Thompson OF the
Washington national guard has dis
missed from duty 500 national guards
men who had been held ready for
emergency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
TO THE VOTERS or LAKE
GnVNTX

| hereby express my thanks and
appreciation of your generous sup
port given me as candidate for coun-
~ iudge.-A. w. Sponholz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

Five hundred per cent or more on
want Ads In The Daily Leader will
IN investment II = good thing. Little
bring these results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

A story going the rounds in the
baseball world is that Harry Payne
Whitney is in the market for the
champion Brooklyn club of the Ma
tional league. Mr.. Whitney, through
underground sources. is reported to
have made an offer that appeals to
Ebbets. 1t is said a definite answer
will be returned after Ebbets gets
back from New Orleans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

Trivial blemishes are sometimes the
first warning Of serious skin diseases.
Neglected skin troubles grow. DIR. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment promptly stops
the progress Of eczema, heals stubborn
cases of pimples. acne, bIotchy. red and
scaly skin. The antiseptic qualities of
DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment kill the
germ and prevent the spread Of the
trouble. For cold sores Or chopped
hands. d.. Hoheon's Dosema Ointment
Offers prompt rsitOf. At your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08
s.a Colds from 1at.,. sn.,... orov

Many colds that hang on all winter
start with a sneeze. a ~sniff1e. a sore
throat, a tight chest. You know the
symptoms of colds. and you know
prompt treatment Will break them up.
DIR. Kings New Discovery. with it's
soothing antiseptic balsams, has been
breaking up colds and healing coughs Of
young and I'D for Sorty-seven years.
DIR. Kings Kew Discovery loosen the
phlegm. clears the head, soothes the ir-
ritated membrane md makes breathing
aasier. At your dYuggist. so cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-08

On motion $500 was ordered Trans
ferred from Electric fund to Sewer
fund.
The following bills were read and
on motion allowed. Mayor Waskey
voting yes, r. A. Johnson yes, j. A.
IahnQon vpSs
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DEATHS

Mon. p. m. .ole Elklns ave. Tabor. Int.
prsN1sisa s1sii pNS9rth Cedar I'm Sem :, s..... :,
M,srssrst sslrrsth., Relatives and friends, IN,
y Fsrnwods Gem at spss Rsmsna q S'Ssey0SS %sS Sc
vfSff hEt @ PbRlDoSF ASlo ton;EisI widow
TssGenee, Mrs John Fn@psah @ nr' sesS rerrace st.
BsRt.S SPqreS ~ 9,SS, Iss & So4Ss T"S Ss% s9s
Of William sproue and dsuTSter of samuel and
t9s ;.d a,e J9ne s Glass nslstiyes and fsiends in
g sqr n O5tS R'5h and ESSss DcEsss ave- ave- nf III
}SaNS T. sfEhsEcEt AtfES Tss,,S..y cy
NJ. Invited 10 funeral services. Mon, p. M.
At sFE2a asR R! private son of Ole
l. sS Mary IS ste,n so o,s,sye y s0h
law Frank hoedise%P. % 9isg n chSd%ios ST
aassiTERiNs..&sopt. 81. CAROLINE STERN wifi.
friends, invited to funeral services sat. pms
Fiji, to D. NJ Int. MasnoiiSS S'S Gem, may Auto I'
BSssss Mo IL joseps as NARY ssed S
RELATIVES and friends, Ladies Aid Soc. of So.
Eocicties Of which deceased was a member, In
T. York * gnerT ~ n TSys pryse NoSrhwooa Gem Res
mains may be viewed Fri. to 10 p. m Omit
!, ,T,gg6RFE$tSSssPt g, HERNAESp, Z; husband and
town British Asso.. invited TO funeral services,
sun. p. m, at 623 W. Cambria st. Int.
Grccnmount Gem,
ItFFENHEIMER-- 2s, MARTHA T..
uGFENHElMER. wife Of Joseph Unenheimer.
Relatives and friends invited 20 funeral ssss5,Sces
Broad ~, sat1 " M Int. private. Mount
MoriSh Gem. Remans may be viewed Fri. 10
+ 2I lSls :rv,ass GlDnSSS Sns IT. IT.
At convenience Of family. Friends may call
Fri, to 10 u. M.
WALKER.9sept. 81. JAMES H., husband
of Mary A. Waller Relatives and friends In
yited to funeral, Sat. $50 a.. M. from resi-;
denCe. 1885, Il. Weymouth st. tAlleghony and r
ST.. Requiem mass church Of Ascension. a. m.
Int, Holy Cross Gem.
wALTER.-Scpt o. at residence OF his
MhrothIer M :; Horace Walter Swarthmore. Pa
Emellne s.. Walter, aged ~. Due notice OF
'wALToN. Sept. 9e. Ida PAscoN.- daush-
ter OF late Willett and Eliza Walton. Services
and int, private.
TIA A. WALTON, aged 67.
WESToN.--At Ocean City, N j.. Sept. %.
MATILDA widow of George Weston. aged SIS.
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral sery-
Ices sat, 80 p. m, a the chapel Of Andrew
J. Bair 18th and Arch SITS. Int. private.
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JAPAN SEEKS WORLD
TRADE; IGNORES WAR,
JUDGE GARY ASSERTS
Nation Not Taking Sides in Con-
flict Since 1t Has Territory
Formerly Occupied
by Germany
WATCHING U. S. ELECTION

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.--Japan IL bending
her every effort 20 become great world
trade factor and apparently is paying little
attention 70 the war, according 70 Judge
Ebert II. Gary, chairman OF the United
Stntes Steel Corporation. who was here to-
day on his way back East after visit to
the Orient
The Japanese are going along as II there
were no war" he said They have taken
up extensively the manufactures that were
stopped in the belligerent countries by the
war Japan is busy making clothing and
shoes and is becoming a great commercial
factor. don't believe the Japanese are
takin2 sides in the war now that they have
possession Of the territory formerly occu-
pied by Germany.
Strange as IL may seem. Japan is really
most Interested I'm the outcome of the cleo
tlon for President of the United States
saw nothing in Japan TO indicate an un-
friendly feeling toward the United States,
but rather to the contrary. Leading men
seem anxious to recognize the wealth and
influence Of the United States"
Judge Gary would not venture a predic.
tion as to when the war would end. He
also refused to discuss business and poll
tics.
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JAPANESE SUBSIDY GRANTED
TO COMPETE WITH U. S. IN EAST
Bounty Contemplated for Electrical
Machinery Export Trade

WASHINGTON. Sept 20. - American
trade efforts in the Far East are to be
confronted with competition directed and
subsidized by the Japanese Government. ac-
cording to dispatches reaching Washing
ton today. The reports say that Japan con-
templates granting a bounty to the cleo
trical machinery industry in Japan for en-
gaging in the export trade in Russia. China
and British India, where American exporters
are already fighting for the markets.
The Japanese subsidy plan was the
scheme of export organization which Amer
lean commercial officials hope to put in
operation here IL the Webb bill, now await
ing congressional action, can be enacted
into law, allowing combinations in restraint
OF trade outside of the United States.
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Deaths

yAIMAN1Iss ~. BEIMassSS5s Noniso@sry, Co..
Ae se aged g. s5u'IsSs RsatSss Ss sl5d ana
f,isRds nn Penn ryR TowRRs;hiP Lodse. No. siD.o 9.
O. O. and william Mckinley Council. No
q Brdssp6n 5Rg'is Fa to MoS from M 2a
LysIsnstog cf T4sst6s Ho1SorGnsh Sent, %
BETH p widow Of chrisiophsr g. Bab6. ased
AVE. TlsSion NJ j.. Nom. p M. aGS int. Z siYsl Ms2
s.ss & e s.:sS sAMRg K.,.! sAsOS
a'afsa s.s 4riss NO. sa fs baSsiA S A w.5s9si RS.
:sssl::s . s.is lsiS:s E%s1a2 SG !i 1nniTsi iat
ssss;$ sss i..s: x$.s i
M. M rssIss9ss sIsI N 18th q Services SAT.
A.RssTsh'ss RzThsIA Pa r. snl aDTiyatss o.
~ widow of Ea%a BstsmsR R and ~ daazbSsy hAbNMAa y
% rat ss ssssss is7 '2S &1cs s1ssh s Sat- n
cs.slss S SsSsr ss e.. GATEASsT Ns sssS =. wife
sss pd friends 1ysd TO 70 fassqa sq DI serYess hsls
& .'i' o II iHs'Ss i nj fis%'i4: isR German %sS
"a SSlEz wife & esSI4R WilTi.mS .l.,, Sept e
sz sna snd. insd 70 funeral ssfd sal q fs5s fsd@
Services AZ house. ii a. n int. Cedar CEDAR
q lss.s sss n friend: S.' 6
.I||| I. TIueT1l services Fri. TtT0 n. ms. Gil
XzlHnd ave, Noble. Pa. Int Spring mi Gem.
z l,I,lN.'s sept: p. MARY widow q chsrls.
~ 2sso hsrsdh % ST. ss sis mass Macs y sa Ssads asS
u, Fr@neiss Church, Q a. NJ. Relatives ana
%{on1s. B, y. NJ. sodality. Invited 10 attend.
III NeH cathedral Gem. - i
cAHHol, L;-sePt;, 20. AoNEs =. CARROLL.
lC.. eaa M ;eis {smss tarlsy sssd 80 Rsis..
inyitsd q funeral Mon. sac a M, =.
firth a. hlsh requiem mass Church
fs.5a2y a. ~ jANnpss e4kkey ea'k Sfois Gem
1nSrsl sat- 80 = ~ 1921 ~ Lippincot3
Solemn hiSh mass Aseenslon Church. Al
~ 15<foins' o MzKflRn FpAS6ni.fsr. e2is@an saask
~ e{ Matthew y and katherine cayananeh.
|HtI{<s esd frIenas y, u ~ aedsiity Yer
eo 1,,,sa = innszsa ,s, Set, 80
E. fs5s!es 'se:s 81 Mslasss's" " chafeA. sch 70 70
4 6I.sE l,<s T1hne5e',i u her 25th ''S yesf'
81 .sv|'1 & ie1s,.l sSi. ] 50 M sifi
X a Isl New Csihedrsi csm. Lebanon
S - snspng.sk, H.I, ~, ", sg., ..'s
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE

CHILDNURsE, German, wishes pos baby about
year perferred; best ref. 1907 w. Berks ST.
COOK or working housekeeper in small family
desires permanent position where faithful
estant; best refs 45So N. 18th ST.. Phila. 'O'-
COOK, first class. having 5-year-old boy; board
with employer. 1922 Lancaster ave.
COOK first class with 5-yearrold boy; small
wages. 1922 Lancaster ave.
DREssMAkER. high class. wants engagements;
DREssMAKER, first class. wishes engagements
by the day. $50 Ledger Central.
DRESSMAItER, French ladies'. children's work;
S.0O a da- earfare. ia =. 21st IT.
GIRLS, p friends, wish places together as cook
ence. B 33. Ledger Ofhce.
HoUlsEkEEPER, Scotch. widow. s5, wishes po-
erences. B 1l3. Ledger Office.
MOTHERS HELPER. invalid nurse or house
NURSE COMPANION wishes positioni institI-
tion experienced best refs. b 112 Ledger on
sEAAisTREss wishes steady engagement each
from 10 B. 5sl. Ledger Once sD''A' VI
sElAMsTREss---Hand. made lingerie to order;
beautiful beautiful models o shown; @ tropsseap work a
sEAMSTREsS, expert on hand-made children 9
clothes work az ,nomei best OF references
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, years ex-
perience, desires position. q e42. Led Office
STENoGRAPHER wishes position from 10 8;
rapid, accurate. Preston 5307 w.
TTASHbEh sS wlshes snsSsemepts Ems
history U. Of p. certihcates; foreign study;
vate lessonsi English. French music; long eK-
peTience; hghest references. @ 057, Led Gen.
WOMAN middle sged. desires position as man
reliable refined, O SAL. Ledger Central. cIH0s'
WOMAN, middle aged assist sst ehsplb @ work small
YOUNG GIRL, IT. desires clerical positioni ex
perienced in clerical work 50. q 7bo, Led Cen
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey; Rain. followed by clearing and much
cooler tonight; Saturday fair and cooler ;
fresh west winds.
Showers continued in eastern Canada,
the Lake Region. the Ohio Basin and the
central and eastern Gulf States, and have
spread eastward across the Allegheny
Mountains in some places They covered all
OF Pennsylvania last night except the Dela-
ware Valley. Fair weather has prevailed
west of the Mississippi River except in the
lower valley. The western cold area has
moved southeastward across the central val
leys and to the Gulf coast with much inten-
sity. causing a drop of twenty degrees or
more in Missouri. Arkansas and portions
OF the adjoining States.
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YOUNG MAN wanted. 25 to 80 years old for
delivery service OF a large corporation Ad-
dress. with reference, 95S. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. II to 90, for permanent position
In Germantown real estate office: chance for
advancement for right party. Call Friday, IL
a. m 512l Germantown ave.
YOUNG MAN. about IS yrs. stenograp pher tyne
writer office assistant, In Kensington mfg
plant; Protestant; salary $S TO start. T 1877
Ledger Branch, Kensington Allegheny aves
YOUNG MAN about II years OF age in office
OF wholesale grocery house: must be good pen
man Address. In own handwriting, giving
references B 80. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN to work in stockroom of whole
p 500. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MEN and boys wanted in manufa curing
department National Biscuit Co. 18th and
YOUNG MAN wanted. about II; general work in
trust company 103. Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN. intelligent. wanted: age about 90;
stock room assistant. Apply 900 Arch ST.
st, third floor.
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LOST AND FOUND

DoG---Lost Scotch collie. thor'b'd. with a round
leather collar locked from ". chester Pike
GOLD BAR PIN-Lost September IS, about 12
o'clock, In Franklin Bank Building or between
Broad and Chestnut or 10th and Chestnut
gold bar pin about 2a inches long set with
on back G. II. X. NJ. from ]. L. X. August
IS, 1914. or J. J.. X. to @. II. X. NJ August
tng Company, 1927 Market st.
POCKETBOOK-Lost small pocketbook in tele
phone booth. Camden ferry; kindly return we'd
ding ring; no questions asked. f28 f. Tulpe-
hockon St. Germantown, or phone German
town 1851. Reward.
R1NG-Lost, seal rlng. set with red stone; ini-
tials c.. n. 7. carved In reverse Reward II
returned TO G. n. Thorpe. second floor N. w.
corner Thirteenth and Cherry.
RING-Lost Monday. diamond and pearl ring
between 1888 Spruce and 1903 Rittenhouse st.
Reward if returned 70 1IO3 Rittenhouse st.
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CHESTNUT STREET WHARF
REEDY ISLAND
Wife Dies: Husband DYING

With her husband near DEATH Mrs. Clara
r. Dold. sixty-six years. died yesterday
Mt her home 9s3 North Third street. Cam
den. Her husband, Harry Dold. a pioneer
milk dealer of Camden. was told Of his
wife's death and this greatly aggravated
his condition and It is feared that he will
not live another week.
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oPERAToRs-Ths Bell Teiephone
9mpanS oilers positions as operators to in
years old; salary 50 a week while learning.
with rapid advancement; steady position as
sured. with pleasant surroundings and Unusual
opportunity OF promotion. Apply In person 10
the Bell Telephone Company's operators'
school. 4O0 Market ST.. daily. between s:8O
q. m. and p. m; Monday. Tuesday aud FRI
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PERSONALS

WILL THE WRITER OF LETTER
DATED e-2o-l6, AND SIGNED "oNp
INVESTIGATION or THE BUSINESS
METHODS OF A WELL-KNoWN
CENTRAL?
MRS. JAMES e. SHREVE, maiden name Katie
c. kohberger adoption Berry,. wishes infor-
mati9n reSaTIdhing SaIhg the WhereahoutS OF her fam- n
Frank Cocherl. or other relatives. Address
1905 W. Madison St. Louisville. Ky.
JACOB SCHERIM has purchased the trunk and
leather goods store Of b. Podel. 1103 N. I'd st. !:
all creditors prior to September 20 present
claims O POdel
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BOOIKEEPER, machinery business must he
first class; knowledge Of stenography will
warrant better salary. II 4S. Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; insurance of
CIIAMBERMAID. German. for Chestnut Hill;
must be neat, willing and well recommended
Apply today, 150S Spruce st, bet. 10 and
CHILDNURsE, German preferred; infant 10
best references; not 80 years old. Call
Lombard 3s12, before IL today.
CIIILDNURSE. white. experienced; good refer
required. Phone Overbrook 687 after Q
CHILDNURSE and cook wanted . Protestants
must have best references. Phi. Ardmore 407
COOK, good. to assist with washing and iron
ing; Protestant Apply to II. 1872 S. 10th
must have references, $40 w. Coulter 81 ,
Germantown. Phone Gtn, 4313 w.
CORRESPONDENTS, 1S to % years; must be
ferred. Call Curtis Publishing Co. Friday
morning O'clock
GIRL for general housework; Germantown pre-
ferred Call G926 McCallum st.
GIRLS wanted for finishing pharmac aceuticul
preparations; also for washing bottles: good
wages, steady work. Apply Henry X. Wam-
pole Co, 426 Farmount ave.
oPBRtsr PRrNT MNMFFNR 20 HN EXpEkfN ERIE .AfR1NG R6RB BE
ETH 5AfT-f f1Nb HASL4oN H sFREhTs FhRtEhlTTsEF' NC
GIRLS in lace curtain finishing room Apply
John Bromley SON Lehigh ave. and Front
GIRLS, over 10 years, wanted TO work on fold
ing paper boxes. Brown Bailey Co, north
west corner Franklin and Willow SITS
GIRLS. experienced and learners. on calendar
work Apply third floor, Wolf & Co. 18th
and Callowhill.
GIRLS over 10 years wanted for, light work
earning Apply sio n, 'aSd st. p"iu "H'ie
GIRLS WANTED for errands in dressma king
establishment. 1875 Spruce st.
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HELP wANTEp-mALE


-
sell snd VIZ ~, Il, a .rdn saice forre.
must have exceptional ability, force ana sn-
ergy and be able 10 set out Of other men the
best that II In them. 10 this man. whose char
acter must equal his ability. we oner an un-
usual opportunity commission with drawing
account. q ass Ledger Central
SAL LES- ANAGER-Nveli.k known manufacturers
OF standard household speciality sold by
grocers throughout United States and Canada
REQUIRE services OF competent salee-ma naGer
ample scope, REPLIES win be considered con-
hdental III 40 Ledger Central,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT, office manager credit man.
public accounting corporation and manufac.
exp, desires TO make change. b Z. Ledger ON
ACCOUNTANT and exp. bookkeeper, Wha rton
School grad, desires pos. @ B51. Led. Cent
BANIlINo--Haye 10 years exp. as book 'p'r.
s ezessnt s ISL ls hsasss sne sn,ss
BooKKEEPER 20, married, 10 years expert.
ence. wishes position ref O 045, Led Cent.
BUTLER wants position; whltsi best refs exp.
wants steady position. Sl0, Ledger Onice
cHAuFFEuR-Ren young man, FL. dtsires
position with private family best references.
II 48, Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR. 25 years old: good mechanic;
best ref. from pri, fam. Al. Ledger Cent.
CHEMIST, graduats. . years exp, in laboratory
and factory. So2 Ledger Central.
CLERK. n, experienced. wants a chance 70
advance Ia 2 large corporation; typst q 1872
coAcHssfAn AZ sardenss desires gosniliopi good al
COAcHAiAN--Reliable ail-around man. under
stands steam, wants pos. ref 178l SAMSON
CoOK-Japaneae. nrqt-elass. thoroughly rellables
lest references. q ~, sos n. ibth
EXECUTIVE. 90 years employed b large cor
poralIon s fra, desires change would t0naIder
representative for st4pls line q so. La. csn.
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statesmen wanted; attractive proposition. The
United Gas Improvement Company. Mr. Car
ney Metzger Bldg, N. W. Cor. 18th and
Cherry sts., ninth floor.
SrBNOGRAPHER wanted, young man. residing
IN South fhlladelphta. M 442, Ledger Central.
STOCK BOYS-Joseph @. Darlington & Co re-
auire stock boys; ~ to is years old. for men $
wear, coats and linens: permanent positions;
opportunity for advancement. Applv S,iner.
tntendent, 1925 and 1l2s Chestnut st.
ToOLMAKERS = Must be nrst-ciass men on
Hamilton. W. ~
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General
srEINS HnToSi6RIR2lEEN SGi65RREN sTSi1dI1Tg sITESiS1TdI1TgTD
COR. BROAD AND SPRING GARDEN srs

Opens Sept. 25 Students enrolled now
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS
Day classes Tuesday and Thursday n m
combined ELECTRICAL and Mechanical Course
26 lessons-S40.
Night Electrical Auto Course Tuesday and
,. Frlday at $50 y. IN. 20 lessons-S25.
Night Mechanical Auto Course Monday and
Thursday 1890 p. m. 26 lessons-S25.
BooKKEEPER and statistical man. good writer,
Sl5; ledger clerks. s15; Underwood billing
T1a6lh machine operator So; sienogrsspher. sl5;
stock clerk wanted for automobile concern.
sly: other very attractive positions open for
high.grade men. Business Service Co. 1901
Land Title Bldg.
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WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT ST.. a00o-DEsIRABLE Rooh3.
dIhARD AVE. 1425-Iarse attractive sunny
rooms, single or en- suite; contsnltnee1'
LOCUST. 1ale-lDEsraAnLE ROOMS hxcHi~
LENT LOCATION
PINE eoo'-rhe Drcsdsn fafn. single. dQues
'''m>' PRIV baths slee. A4nt. steam r'~-
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YOUNG MAN WANTED, OF SOUTHERN
BIRTH COLLEGE TRAINING OR EouIvA-
LENT. WITH NATURAL APTITUDE FOR
HANDLING DETAIL; MUST WRITE A GOOD
LETTER; UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ONE WHO CAN BECOME HIGH-GRADE
CREDIT MAN; SALARY TO MATCH CALL
BER OF MAN; REAL PROSPECTS FOR AD-
vANCEMENT. ADDRESS NJ 100. LEDGER
OFFICE.
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Statesmen
TIE ENCYCLopAEDtA BRITANNICA
MEN TO WORK on LEADS ONLY,
EE9TTWWr IN THE city, AZ AND lNIp,r,,T9 70
LINES sEEkINg, MoRk. WE CAN
Hal, NEVER soLb BOOKS. nEFoRfS.
NgN ,RmIT WHO HAVE sTFFffciiENT
IN Tiils REsPEcT witt FscEiYvE
9RqiSIzhffSS iHSSfIzT!HSS lMHEA MHEAcHf HfEEh4NFFNFF with FAT
by THE AvERAGi5 SALESMAN
lie YOU ARE a REAL, sALEsMAN,
HAVE HfES OR ARE. NOW SELL
ING, COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER
WITH US. WE TRAIN YOU THOR
oyqHL;Yi; COMMISSION AND DRAW
No. iSS S. itTH, COR. WALNUT ST..
PlilLA., PA.
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rrLnpnoNr oprnArons

TELEPHONE OPERATORS
An Opportunity 70 secure employment IN *
change nearest Your home. vacancies 'ln both
local and ns-qistance Offices Tor experienced
operators also Ia school for girls 10 learn
pany iss s. I'd o., Room 4os.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

YOUNG MAN wanted at once; capable; familiar
with pasting and plating Photographic card
BOARD; opportunity for one who can make good
give full particulars. Bridges Mfg. Co..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS, KANE. 5l1 s. 1pth. wants nrst-ciass
white couples, $50 TO 500: trained waitresses.
Rirls for chamberwork and waiting, downata irs
work. cooking, housemen. with good refer
ences, Call at once. Spruce 34oi
wANTED--Cooks. chamherrnaids childnurscs
housework girls; nrst-class help want posi-
tions. Miss Rose Dougherty 1913 w. Girard
JONES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Nale and fe-
male help secured: white and colored. Pres
ton 5T7i 10 s. Both at.
YOUNG GIRL, lately arrived. wants chamber
ing to learn. III s. 10th Spruce 3aOi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-29

6ALEsAfAN-Wanted. an experienced salesrne :,
for an iqstallment furniture store. must 81 a
and indps,rious and come well recommended;
need apply eooo pay 70 rlGhf party AnniS i
Ia person 20 QQakertown Furnlfure ana '},,ttT
STAIR nuMpERs wanted long job. time .sorE
era e1c per Hotr, piece workers makinE $50
per week vi corner ylh and Tloss 81.
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nREssMAKINa AND Mr1IINrn.

MCDOWELL DREssMAKINq sCHooI,-t.,,
Nldual Instructions day and eveninS .---lndi-
301 Dencka Bldg. 1ith and Mapk., ession.
COLUMBIAN SCHOOL, 1889 Columbia 49,.
2Oth century system is easily learned, - Our
evening classes; circular. Jay and
GOWNS, also remodellng: evening cos,.---.-
or refined. 1900 Chestnut 81. Prestess mpsade