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Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Complications sometimes represent that part of an Illness that the doc tors fail to understand.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

vented to enable persons to escape from high buildings in case of fire.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10
Quickly Spoken.

'Do you think she is dependable?' "Oh, yes; she speaks as she thinks"
 "Oh! Cont think any woman could think as quick as that
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10
Upward.

Upward. You should think of higher things" q do. I am entirely unable to keep my mind off the price of meat and gasoline"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

An acre of land in Nova Scotia is said to have produced 500 bushels of potatoes.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Declared beaten on unofficial re- turns, then declared the winner on the official returns, J. T. M. Holt of Hope saw the Democratic nomination for representative from this county slip from his grasp when the Democratic County Central Committee re-counted the vote in the recent primary and found that J. w. Ellis had defeated MT. HoI. by three votes.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Chief Clerk L. B. Brown of Little Rock, United States postoffice inspec- tor, held an examination for proficien- cy in the Batesville postoffice and the Batesville force made the following unusual scores: w. H. Jones. 99.9O: Lloyd Moseley, 99.90; Earl Wade, 99.51; Arch Brewer, 99.4S This is the states best record, it is said.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10
ifs Sort.

"Yes, I actually bearded the lion in his den.'
 Close shave, wasn't it?"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10
ON FIRST SYMPTOMS

use "Renovine" and be cured. Do not wait until the heart organ is beyond repair. "Renovine" is the heart and nurve tonic. Price 50c and $1.00.-Adv.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Only the break of day prevents the night from going too far
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

The destruction of birds costs this country $1,000,000,000 a year, it is es- timated,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

FITS, EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS Stopped Quickly. Fifty years of pninterrupted
 lasting results. LARGE TRIAL BOTTLE < REB. n R.- KLINE COMPANY, Red Bank, N. J.-AdV..
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

DTS. Cow and Wight are assist building a community dipping about six miles northeast of Lo This makes about 20 vats in L. county.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

For bad burns Hanford's Balsam IS used to give quick relief. Adv.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

H. E. Vandalsen, who has been edi- tor and publisher of the Perry Coun- ty News, has severed his connection with that paper, having sold his inter- est to Dr. A. F. Leigh, who becomes editor and publisher.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

The Pine Bluff City Council finally Hot Springs, Pine Bluff & Mississippi River Railway a franchise for 37 years over streets and alleys of the
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

J. W. Fulton of the First National to show that during the 12 months from March, 1915, to March, 1916, the following products, all of which could have been raised in the Dewitt terri tory, were shipped into Dewitt: Gram and grain products, 6,099,302 pounds; canned goods, 119,349 pounds; meat, 173,149 pounds; also seven carloads of horses and mules. The figures are be- ing used to further the safe farming campaign in Arkansas county
 w. A. Welchel, foreman of the grand jury in session at Fayetteville received a letter from Gov Hays In which the governor stated that he could not permit the original papers in the Whitenor case to be sent 10 Fayetteville for use in the investiga- ton of alleged wholesale forgeries em- ployed to secure the pardon of White nor. Whitenor was pardoned after having served only few weeks of three-year sentence for the killing of Nathe Anthony in July, 1914. What Fort Smith Is willing to do toward putting the Jefferson Lakes-to- the-Gulf Highway through Western Arkansas was evidenced in a very /! substantial way when, with all mem- 1 bers save one present, and with both l thn rye l ty judges present and supporting the movement, the Fort Smith district
 quorum court pledged $45,000 in aid of putting a 30-mile link of concrete road across Sebastian County.
 1 Secretary E. B. Bloom of the Pine | Bluff Chamber of Commerce was noti- | fled by Secretary Earle Hodges of the Arkansas Press Association that about 150 members will arrive here about 4 o'clock on the afternoon of May II. Secretary Bloom is working on plans to entertain the visitors, who will be given an automobile ride, followed by a luncheon at the Hotel Pines
 Former Governor George w. Dona- ghey threw his hat into Arkansas po- litical ring, and from his headquar- ters in the Majestic Hotel, where he and Mrs. Donaghey have been so- journing, announced his candidacy for United States senator. MT Donaghey will oppose United States Senator Jo- seph T. Robinson for reelection.
 Three new hotels, besides numer- ous other buildings, are under con- struction at Rush. They are the Rush hotel, by J. M. Jackson of West Plains, Mo-. the Commercial, by Pruett & Williams of Yellville and the Brockman, by B. F. Brockman.
 H. E. Vandalsen, who has been edi- tor and publisher of the Perry Coun- ty News, has severed his connection with that paper, having sold his inter- est to Dr. A. F. Leigh, who becomes editor and publisher.
 The Pine Bluff City Council finally passed an ordinance granting to the Hot Springs, Pine Bluff & Mississippi River Railway franchise for 37 years over streets and alleys of the
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

There's many an united knot i1 cord of WoOr
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10
GERMANY CONCEDES TO DEMANDS IF U.S..
sAcKDoWN IS CONDITIONAL ON WILSON'S EFFORTS TO FORCE
 GREAT BRITAIN INTO LINE.
POSSIBILITY OF DIPLOMATIC
 BREAK PROBABLY INVERTED

Agrees Fully to Presidents Conten- ton No Merchant Vessel, Whether Freight or Passenger Liner, Be Sunk Without Warning-Takes America to Task for Humanitarian Pleas.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

The berry crop of White coui large, and hundreds of pickers be busy harvesting for the mex weeks. The fruit crop also Is ge
 Two cars of strawberries shipped out of Alma. The prev street price is $2.50 a crate. Tn ry crop in this section will be tn gest in many years.
 The Southwestern Telephonoj pany installed a receiving me1h in the First Presbyterian Chur, Dardanelle, where revival service in progress so that telephone sub CTS who cared to hear the ser could do so while sitting at homes.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Three new hotels, besides numer- ous other buildings, are under con- struction at Rush. They are the Rush hotel, by J. M. Jackson of West Plains, Mo-; the Commercial, by Pruett & Williams of Yellville, and the Brockman, by B. F. Brockman
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

The baccalaureate sermon for Con- way High School will be preached Sunday May IA, by the Rev. Samuel Stanworth of Little Rock, pastor of Pulaski Heights Methodist Church. The graduating exercises will be held the following Friday night William R. James of Little Rock. an alumnus of the school, will deliver the class address. Diplomas will be awarded to 14 graduates.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-10

Here's little story of Arkansas land values. Eight years ago Dr. J. c. Hughes of Walnut Ridge bought 80 acres of land near that town. He paid $250 for it. Last year he planted 24 acres of the tract to rice and after holding 75 bushels for this seasons planting he received $1.675 for his rice crop. Recently Dr. Hughes sold for s4,7O0 the tract which cost him $250 and which produced in one year more than seven times what it cost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

wETgzELI :, January 2s 19ie r.i.it9s. JActH5;
ne oP%Gs % ana SS9 Rooan atS99 81 the hSdFs S
n. r. Y M. g. A., are invited to attend
m. at his residence, 1927 Westminster ave
Intermcut private, Please omit flowers.
wEYNNT.-ROsE LAREsA wEYANT, wife
aud Mary Fox, Of Philadelphia, at her home.
Dover, pol, January 22, asea % Eo9n Ec99TS' sol =,
at Holy Cross Church. Intermcnt Holy Cross
Cemetery Dover, Dol .
wIIITE.-..on January 90. 1910 MARGiA- .Rtii
RET NJ WHITE (uce Sprc'e), Widow OF John
y, White. in her T6th year, Relatives ana
friends also mcmbcrs Of NoT'is S9u3rs W, I'll, ~.
wednesday, y. M. at late residence, MS
y. 7th st. Tntcrmcnt private, Sgrthwgoli
from s to 10 ,, m.
WItITON.--On January 81, toiG SAMUEL
L., beloved son Of Mary r. and late Henry
attend ilid'' funeral, Weinesday, January. 20, at
p. m. from mothers residence, +9S Svr9-
Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Tuesday,
Z to y. m
WILKINSON January 90 1910 ANNA G.,
neral "Wednesday morning. rom hcr latc resi-
dcncc, 2lGG furley st, Gcrmantown lStentoR
the Immaculate Conception. 10 n IN. IN
,tSTrmG9t private ,,.,.,,-,. y, ,o,o poe,-
Liz LIE vito it Of Edward d; Williams, aged IS
years. Relatives and friends ARC invited to
Sgnd funeral sTee 5!5 "a sn9n R % ST.
further services and lntermont at Chambers
burg, Pa. Wednesday 2:3O ". m.
s Gf BSady 2a SiS Msdh MARG1 S5Si
81 years. Relatives and friends oi, arc invited
to RitenG m from me her late esdcncc res i6oo ridge
m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
zooE Eo3 aged ' q .! HoaTs arg ''' D'1 '"' ''''O'
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s1rnArroNs wANrEn-rFMAtr


BooKKEEPER. young lady, thoroushly exp'di
capable, willing; refs. 1850, Ledger Centrai,
BOOKKEEPER-s -stcnographer, thoroughly exp,
capable; bost references. 10 20s, ledger Cent.
CASHIER. clerk, experienced, capable. rell-
able, desires position; hest references. y COL,
CHNMBERWORK and sowing and assist with
-children2 Scotch Prot tl2 Ledger OIhee.
CLERK young lady. good -pcrman, willing,
meat, desires position. p 551, Ledger central,
CLERK, capable, to assis! in ,physcIan's or
dcntists office. 80. Ledger Central
COOK Experienced German American woman
wishes positions reference. II 13l, Led. on,
COOK and thambcrm1id; excel. ref Apply
after ,. present pacc, li33 MONTGOMERY ave,
COOK st-cllss public cook wishes pos. can
furnish best refs. Locust GSfl w.
DAYS WORK Cleaning, dish washing. etc.
competent woman. excellent reference, 1876
DAYS WORK Cleaning, nny Kind, or cooking;
very bcst reference, II 715' Ledger ofheo,
DRESSMAKER, French. desires engagomcnt;
1ioS Walnut Phone Walnut 6i5s
or out $50 day. ref. 6322 iayerford ave, "
GGXERNEss, cxpcriencod desires position!
kindcrgnrtncri best references. II l2i Ledger
GovERNEsst Visiting German DESIRES, en-
-Eagcmcnts; best ref Hsl1 Pennsgrovo w y.
INFANT or childnursc, cxper. capable Of taxi
Mi's Reed, PG6'c Ledger. 80,
LADY. Partisan desires cngnEements: French
taught BY .UuIcli method at moderate rates.
u 80. Ledger Central.
"a 6taGyc asss"n iPst teGsar siSr0c ceRra PSs5o
u TSa sbag 9ofrgs dg 9ogt9p ho
NURSE Refined. trained baby nurse from
baby. hospital also kindergarten knQwledse,
can takn entire charge OF, sick or well haby;
CNgcllent needlowOman; best References y
81. ledger Central,
NURSE or nursery govcrness; children over
year; eNper German. II 7Oi. Ledger Office.
4 pp-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

OPERATORS on all parts OF shirtwaists
steady work; highest pay; learners taken
The Hagedorn Merz Co., Sd and Brown.
OPERATORS. experienced only. on wash top
skirts SELLER BROS, 321 Market 81.
sLE0VEMAKERS. experienced, on ladies'
waists Apply NJ, l.. GoldiCh, l2l n, 7th st.,
fifth floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25
ROOMS FOR RENT


ARCH. 203s - Neatly FURNISHED rooms SLID
up; running water telephone 'oileS ,,,- slg.
BROAD, " S55- Unusually large welI-lur-
usNod front room and hathi MODERN =,
CNMTiKInGN, 1I23-Nicelv iurn; room; Ven
heated, lighted; reasonable. inplt ''''A -
CHESTNUT. 1S23-25-AtTnctIvely, and ne"N
furnished rooms, well heated; Et.tlcliss2,--s,
CHESTNUT 1905 - Very desirable 2a-n9pr aIdFsr
front: 0ttractively furnished; running "asst-
CHESTNUT 493S-BcautIfU!ly fu.n. IaoHhs' hs
well heated, for business peoplei Ls"Sn''9s.
CTESTNTrT 1GOt-Vcry desirable sinSle gP'7ggII' '7gI'
2d and I'd floors; steam heat. IN Locust -.
CHESTNUT 2GOH-Dtsirahle second-toor Ioo"
and hath, With all convenicnces' $500
IHRARD AVE, 1872 newly lurn ir@dnJJ IlH'''
private bath; reasonable IopNI VI" -
GREEN. 1872 RiChmon) Rooms, finEls anu
en- suite. plenty hot water tame nuatI.--,,
MT VERNON. l2Os-Ims. for lodg, Sl:SSSSii W "
cows, conf, clean cheerful. Top i 292I ~,
PARK AVE, ~. 2lO7-Rohned private, ishnit ,hnIt
will rent furnished rooms, WIN -9ettz "Ii'"NsI
PINE, 22oS-For gentlemen, good-sized -u-aytts rnyts
front room, . windows, furnished 2 2Cai LS"sfS iSS
IS: $40 per week including pieaA'rSSn
Phone Locust 1917 J.
RACE, 1323-Furn, rooms cleo. lights SoHsa' sSSs4
heat: shower bath; running WaleF' P'.s
bachelor apt. rooms aud bath hrePlaes;
I2rH ST., N, lsO5-Cosily furnished ,oIs wen 7
heated front rm.; priv. fam. Dl1ln asl9 :.
18TH. n, 2O3T-2 communicating rooms, sec sec
Ond-hOor front, or large sitting room, R!s...
18TU NJ l3O7-Comfortable. furnished roodM1S4
physiclan's onice; electric lights, Fop1el - -
18TH. n, 22O5-2 nicely furn.t well be hsaITSa T
2d-hoor rooms: conv. location. DAM 1'-' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

Observation-Disclosures are now being re-
ceiYed for experienced female operators on
fuses, Call or address stating experience,
244S Frankford ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25
AGENTS

LOCAL, or travelling. for subscriptions to long,
established PRESBYTERIAN weekly; proposition
for experienced and Inexperienced applicants
good income, p 1888 Ledger Central.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BILL CLERK, expert; 4 years exp. Under
wood and Remington machines; asst book
keeper telephone operator. d 257 Led Cent.
BOOKKEEPER, experience, employed by large
corporation, desires change: Al refs: salary,
$40 month p -, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like thisl
Ono time ......s..s.......ss l0C per line
Three times ono week ..........12lac per line
Six times ono week .....,.,...1Oc per 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 time rate for EVENING LEDGER
and PUBrtC LEDGER combined is 10 cents per
line, with the exception of Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which is Is cents per line
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

sTENOGRAPHER, neat reliable. comp. exp
moderate salary. Il 2i4 Ledger Central,
SrENOGRAPHER, 3 years experience. knowl-
edge ut bookkeeping, $40. y I'll Led, cent.
STENOGRAPHER, capable, neat, beGlnncr
desires pos. with adyancc r 157, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, ncat accurate: over Il
years cXpcrioncc; IS. z 747, Ledger Cent
sTENOGRAPIlER and clerk; high school
years. experience. - IiV. Ledger Ecntral.
TEACHER desires resident position in Prot
oEtuut institution in city or country; pubic
school Era4cs, Win mus5te; kind, Wiling and
crengcs. y Gi9, ledger Central
TrToRlNG - Languages, English branches;
itooma i'Sfa 5oi wcs&tmain RtdIF. '''sO'''''.D.
YOUNG LADY wishes clerical position, store
or onigc; can Use typewriter, Z 25i. Ledger
YOUNG LADY desires position as nursery
Eoyerncss or companion. y 30, Ledger on
BECAUSE 0f new contract with agents, manu-
facurcr must dispense with excellent book
keeper, and wishes to secure position for her;
~ years in o1r employ; accurate; punctual;
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANT and office, manager. expert
the EGhcst. = l5S, Ledger Central.
ACCoUNTAN Mt. and office manager at present
emPlgyed IN, THIS Gapacity' desires responsible
nosiilon. salary SD lb 20, Ledger OlttGe.
ADVERTISING and purchasing agent: ls
years practical eXpor. in printing ana photo
engraving get results ana save money. Il "a,
Ledger Central.
ASSISTANT, office; Central High graduate. 81:
. years business experience; energetic aCcU-
rate, capable: uosltion where ability VIII he
rewarded bv advancement: at present em-
uluycd. best references from former employ
Crg, knowledge bookkeeping, typeWrltlng,
CORRESPONDENT; salary Sl2. B 2O9. Led on.
AUDITING big aud little. done by responsible
man, bonded IN $1,000. VI 2l2. Ledger Offlce.
BOOKKEEPER-Expe in double entry
and cost accountants experienced trav-
cling auditor for certified public ao-
countant; at present well employed.
but wants to locate with Eood-sized
manufacturing business; salary $50
week Z 655, LedEer Central.
BooKKEBPER and office manager Il years'
experience; very good references some eT-
perieuCe in shop and office systematizinT
and auditing; low wages, with chance for
adyanCement can go out OF town AZ nerss-
sary. r $50. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced Will
audit accounts. open, close and write up
books, day or evening" moderate terms
B POI, Ledger OhiCe. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25
LOST AND FOUND

For other Lost and Found Ads See Page
DOG-Young, black chow dog; very. stocky
built: stands about II inches high: very
heavy black coat; lost In northeastern part
OF city, Liberal reward. l4lG Vine at.
RING-In Chestnut Hill, about . weeks ago.
Il 3-stOue diamond and platinum gypsy ring,
Reward If returned to j. z. Caldwell & Co.
9Oa Chestnut ST.
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Ammo 11vrRY AND eARAeEs

no HIRE Copen day md night spr9alnq ,d,,y ,neW
siso IRA nd-now T-pass. Limousine ,cl,9gHT loui :
....aaInr.- fmnnrLla. etc. Luu-l- L.-- W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25
HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT +. -
and cheaper than steam or hot wa tsSs ts oetter
tresh mir with normal moisture n FFgple
KELSEY. @ n. 18th st., phlIa MAhlN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

90 CENTS wBBKIyY BUYS A VICTRoIAA.
Call OF write for particulars.
HEPPES UPTOWN SHORES
Corner 9th and Thompson SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

JOHN ]. WLHELM 47o1, n y; 30 st.. sold his
bills to julius Berger & Co, before january
2Sth. \. +. cor. eth and Columbia ave.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BooEKEEPER--Nus be experienced, capable;
state salary expected reply in own hand
writing. Z Ill. Ledger Central.
CHILDNCRsE, reliable, Intelligent young
woman: rel. required, Apply $3.50 overbrook
ave. overlook 5O3O.
CHILDNURSE, take entire care OF one child
and assist with one other child, II III,
Ledger Office.
CHILDNURSE-Youn white Protostant as
sist light duties. Phone Locust 1888.
CLOTH WAIVERS wanted. Apply John &
james Dobson. Inc, Blanket Mills Scott's
lane. Fails OF schuylkn
COOKBOOK cook Protestant. not over 40;
private family; no washing; reference; IS.
3Sl2 Walnut st.
COOK. white. for small Institution; city; ex-
pCrienced and reference. Meet employer Room
80, Public Ledger, today at o'clock.
COOKING aud downstairs worlt-Reiable
white girl. Phone Oyerbrook S7l J.
FRONT MAKERS, experienced on ladies'
Eth ST., nth door.
GIRL for general houseworki small family;
sleep out. Apply in evening after o'clock.
ll2G $, 10th 81.
GIRLS for min work good pay steady work,
1890 North 18th st.
GOVERNESS, experienced, for child 2la years
hrst-cass references required. Il G52, Ledger
Central.
OSIERY-Experienced knltters and toppers
Scott Williams and Standard fun auto
matte machines; learners III to 10 years of
age taken. Apply Wallace-Wilson Hosiery
Co., orchard 81. below Unity, Frankford.
HOSlERY-ENperience knittcrs. toppers and
IOOpers steady work: good pay: also learn
ers, paid while learning. 1920 y. Lawrence.
HOUSEKEEPER Working housekeeper Is
wanted by family of three. NJ 43l. Ledger
Office.
HOUSEWORK-Wan white girl, general
housework, 3 In family. 3jJS \. Broad st.
HOUSEWORK-Whi girl, family of three
adults, 81. II III. Ledger Office
LAUNDRESS White woman, experienced;
small institution; city. Meet employer Room
23O Public Ledger, today o'clock.
MOTHER and daughter as cook, chambermaid
and waitress family OF lady: one hour
ride from Phlla.; meet employer, Room 80
Public Ledger, at O'Clock,
NURSERY. GOVERNESS. French. TO take fuIi
charge OF two children under . years. Main
Line best reference required. II 7ls Ledger
office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-25

There is a drug store near your
home thsa will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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General

WOMEN wanted as Government clerksi
mon phIla. exams. coming. SAMPLE puest.3t
free. Franbiin Inst. Dept 7i5 i. Rocheste
N Y
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srruAr1oNs wANTEp--MALn

tirI' viii DO own repairs; good driver best
references. $3.50 Lancaster ave- -
CITAIFFEIR- EXP. driver and can do ms oWg NM,
Tgl%iioS prcyions cmployers. l isl Ledger onieo
ciAtErGR wEit. nit ,6ia Tl'G' T. a5th 5t2hs'tS" st.
CLERK a7 corr,apondent and typst outside
and inside sulcsmau uNucrioncc; nvst I''''-
crccs. b iao, Ledger Geniral------g----
coos wants rosi'22g 25n g'i Eos ." 'fsay st6
COOK or rortor colorcd wishes general work.
reference. 22S gIiuoc st. -,--
GARDENER wants work; undcrstah@as @ r,gyt r,st
,'ISrbcs uc,ons. orchids. roses the ptopahi,s,i
i,,} IVA f.roying OF ain hard and soft WoouG9
plants the rotation croppns "tc an a" estate.
Si1ircss Nicol. IOA Webster st" Neean'"'
Mass. ,,,,,r,c
GARDENER elso care Of qui9pofilGG i30 fIcGgeTT ToSS on
man: references sunuths. ~ ~ i'a.'rl -
HOTEL. MANAGDR ..,..,. ,,r.
yr,,pr wide experience; small HaIary, ~
contaTc: anywhere; vile as housekeeper -
MAN MN oE EIauntrv! Cook and bulor; under5tand
driyng car: good ref. b 1o2 Ledger Once.
Man AND WIFE highest grade thoroHg9lE igS6l;
cxpcrif9g9iI rordrcnecs Iig oit Ledger CONT
NEy ,\ND WIFE white, ProtostanH;. GAPeIrr
iSnGf5 9gt5 '99 Toforemscs Sns D" II io5 Ledger onyo
sAIEsNrN rNv-1tleh school graduate ,, = ,,,s1 9G
gaiIys l.S,' s tcyrCrienccd anianucnsls and book;
KEEPER B -, Ledger Branch l0'h anu
IagE9i3 ,.s25 y 5asI1oa position With reputable
ar,, trayeling or local; 10 years cNrcr, NOR nor
dG2cd neat 2T9scsneG 22RG 25 f3 GSaS
sT,CRryTNI}Y, man 20. stcuograrher, slN ,year5
eyncricnrC: hest Of references: lm.nuI'7 7'D '"'
ary to start. ~ Nv i,-'5S. .---------
YOUNG MAN, % years old gon,d odgcanIip1n on;
character ability ond 'riti1c md syg-
tenn lawns E2gmi E2Ig5mciriGe iS Eco5rporati5n Of na-
.L i,i Ey 'iW,nlnHn ii9t ms assistant TO sales
manager a. csIGn' g, 'I3GoSp5rtTemt Of Tcpu-
table concern OF stability. a. Logger
Central.
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YouNG NAN would IL IKE ,bpSId9 poSt9 Ts Facsman in
Phlladcphia oM hqd ESP rNpcmrifq}rI@ m Inc Elrcag
H. NnTitufi l. '1W IT, Grwfori, $50 itobmson st,
hins@ia,o' ~, t. ~ ,.,,, .ool selling ability, 10
AOi ~ ~ ~ ,Sor, In at0rk room or offcc pro-
vidings W'diTs there I8 chance to get on the sales
YOUNG nAN w wG literary tr9i9inF ms FIe2aT 2na
cnce. &72, Ledger Central, -
four, ~ $50, Chls. Twocdy. 17&o Baiuhrldrc.
irT. GTst-class reference: private family or
boardlng house: ages 30 and aSi do not
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NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbrdge st.. has comp
hHl,TI,s. ny '.'' ,1.Iis, nursery Govorress
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Swc,iiFh cooks nurses. 20 houscmaids
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