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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-30
vANDERBILT's REGIMENT
'EN ROUTE no MEXICO

Dallas, Texas. June 30.--Colonel
vanderbilt's regiment Of the New
York national guard passed through
here on route TO Mexico today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-06-30

New York. June 30,--Captain Hans
Tauscher was found not guilty by q
jury today on the charge Of consplr-
ing to inaugurate q military move
ment against Canada which had as
.its object destruction OF the welland
.canal. HN
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FISHING FROM BOARDWALK
POPULAR AT STONE HARBOR
Anglers Report Big Catches on the
Beach Front

STONE HARBOR, n. j., June 10.-Stone
Harbor has long been famous for its fish
ing. During the last month, however, since
,he new Boardwalk has been built, the
popularity of Great Channel, which has
hitherto been the recognized fishing ground
has been shared with the beach front. Surf
fishing. with rod and reel, with the fisher
men attred either in a bathing suit or
rubber boots, has been the recognized form
of ocean-front angling, but to fish from an
elevated sidewalk built directly over the
surf, is quite another and more comfort
able form of pastime Every day the num-
ber of fishermen along the boardwalk in
creases and some splendid catches are re-
corded. One group of three Philadelphia
anglers last Sunday had over two dozen
superb kingfsh in their basket nets They
are considerd a great delicacy, wholesaling
for 22 cents a pound in New York, being
used by expensive restaurants and hotels
for crab meat.
Miss NJ. L. Van Thuyne clerk of the
school board, visited Trenton Tuesday to
engage a teacher on domestic science. which
has just been added to the grammar and
manual training courses of the Stone Har-
bor Public School
Arrangements are being made, whereby
Stone Harbor is to enjoy the music of its
local band this summer the staff OF which
will be augmented by some professional
players. A schedule of concerts Is being
arranged and plans made for the erection
of band stand either on the new Board
walk, where II could serve as n pavilion
also, or on the plaza, at 96th street and
1st avenue.
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TREASURY AGENT DEAD
Walter Scott Chance Was in Charge
of Philadelphia District-Native
of Ohio

Walter Scott Chance, special treasury
agent In charge of this district, is dead at
his home, 3s07 Chestnut street Mr. Chance
died last night In the Oncologic Hospital
33d street and Powelton avenue. following
a three months illness from paralysis,
caused by a tumor at the base of the spine
Mr.. Chance was So years old, having
been born In Canton, o.. in 1854. He took
UP law early in life and studied with his
friend, the late President Mckinley He
afterward entered Columbia University
and later was appointed through President
Mckinley as special treasury agent in the
revenue service in 1880. He spent all of
his time as Government official in Phila.
delphia, except four years in Washington,
where he was supervising treasury agent,
and about the same length of time in St
Paul, where he was transferred as special
agent in charge of the Northwest District.
He was considered one of the best in
formed and most capable men in the service
and was highly esteemed by his associates
Mr.. Chance was married in 1880 to Ella
Wise, of Canton. who, with a daughter
Helen, survive him. Burial will be held In
Canton.
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IaedthS

og kG;mon GoocTo JSne s. 1915, ETHEL NJ. daushter
SfS S5f' and friends W s'sF are Rvss& IL ess
'iend inc fqn9raI hsr services on MonSSsaiX
A. E%sfH|; 'ff$fGst a1,0
wife OF Albert d BehEhairTtto iTtto RsiatEives RiiiEeS and
Ssns s' tHGsF'l al ''Fy Ssf
day eyeninE, from ts Shos ctnny may call on Sun
& bsv3 sns sns aasd sle IS eATasRYE widow
3$'j|%5 Si isiss +. sigi widow
on TgssdSy AZ her hife late resdensc SsTGdSSs i525
BR0oKsAt Ss fss rssldenSe. dsfrys'' So4s uoverford
hTy be SEGSse EVEN Further notice Of the funeral
Hs & $a :Ss III. isSsSs
5SsidsSeg sSs SoPth N d,P PFssil'ely 81 S,ea a!
ryEE;3SSSSs 81 'SSSass s 3 1910 WILLIAM J.. SON of
years and q months "iElIam nid,,Eyr Eyre aged 80
ar Isd Sios 10 attend the s@u pPSP2 tTS%9'
9thsT siS7 ,Walsse west PRiiadSphnIa,' Sh n,'
at conYenenee m of gfrftfbseS tbs fS So intermcnt pri
ranEford Sse On At June ser SHlS
FsLB EsSliyB S,sS sSss o q T4sga65. @
sy,sSSi hRa sSifisS SsR %5r sea ss'Sfs nfs
dnurhtar Nrs pshs a ,ttLLyI,I Icsa.uierge OF ler
hart ~ tts..I.'. Mhns ~ North, Hoo
FRANRIcs I'm Tnne itnaIa Morlnnn Ir1lnnn = IemgterY.
wldnv ~ R.iSorS, Su.,Sy o. iVip, t 1AiutlE SSAL;
servicoo -, NJ ini,uaS rrhhipes. runerai
Apsrtss.ntt az hs sen, atn tssluenoe the CeIarhurst
fhe toib rs, ooUt SSaItinore ave. on Monday.
FREsssS sss on91tnvenlsnce Of the family
'IhnfSsNnm M \ ,Ifmn' 'I9n 1T,5 June 1Olg ELIZABETH
tyea and nj ffESSSEOW' frfoGS @ AGED ~ years. Rela-
funcro%I % On 'rifnmg SimS are invited TO attend the
rTm are or ner late residence li5 West MI Pleas
NH, rrnr,, ,nr,, ihciher"tloh' fhlIauel-
GkiiITC1lJnInr' 'Ti i,nn ,n'l; 4 ,o,a nr,r> =, -,
William IL Gn~lt tnee SaeEi EH S,v%Sss %ste ,Sd 81
at sac a. m from no her Inte rss5srSs MonSa S
81 EiJsahp,Tsb St,,r.b at la neuuieH nhss at
private. hutomobiie sery,cn 70 H. "'' ih'ermen'
Wife ~ i:sse 2, Jqne % y, dnl0 EdiMAhETH g.
late EradarjcL ana 1gatta NJ NJ o al, s
and friends Sre invited 10 NttrnI the fsnarei
services on T,,oaday nfteppTnr I,rn ~, ~
O'clock. at her iats Residence. s5S7 North th 36tf
st. fnterment private RemaIns NAV be
;, seen Monday evening, s to 10 clock. a'"S w
Reuhrerj. OF Switzerland widow Of Martin ii
also Ladies Aid and members OF st. Marcus MGsi
tend the funeral services, on sundaY SUNDAY 10 Mt "i
Ghurcb S7tb ana rrhr,oI a ipu,nertnn pt
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WILDWOOD PREPARING
FOR MANY BIG PARADES
ONSEASON CALENDAR
committees Hard at Work on
Y prepsrations for Celebration
Of independence Day
at Resort
,ARGE CROWDS ARRIVING

-. .,r,oon A. T., June 10.-Flushed
WIZ -,,onsss OF the Memorial Day en-
WIZ WIZ i,sa,ont s and the large number of visit
tslis tha resort since, the entertainment
orsti,tas ors to NJ The Board of Trade, city off,
Col1niiiis con- IA boisItnen are working In harmony
olsa oesa ,yiib greater sest for the staging OF the
s.n.ob,s great events, among Wnlch may pe
meivvV mivr srn,,ai f1remen's parade, the annual
~ n sasade and the annual dog parade,
" pa.s s.ii % the feast OF lanterns on the night
o ss,s ws nav. and a number of others that
ol l,,, ie IA in entertaining the great summer
throngs. ....-,,t,,, ,ont sociot,, in
a. nnnn during the past week, ana the
I.slr Wy 6f bathers have Increased each day
~ .,.sii ss the number of promenaders on
81 81 ssaat wooden way. Yachting and fish
w w $40 coming into their own these days,
IVA are receiving their share OF patronage.
Nearly every hotel and boarding cottage
"a the city has undergone improvements.
lawns have been beautlieu anu loWer
hads nlanted. Better hotel and boarding
vssss accommodations could not be desired
.ssr ia found at this resort at the present
.nas 1ba large and even the smaller ones
40 I'M to the minute In everything needful
a. tbe comfort, pleasure and entertainment
N their summer guests.
Everything in the line of seashore pas
dime js running In tuli DlaSt, anu pedch AT
,rsetlons are In full swing. Bathhouses are
snan, ali along the beach 'front.' with sturdy
llfeguards on duty.
Motoring here ia delight. Roads are per-
teet and tours to the mainland or neigh
borinR resorts are taken with a degree of
comfort rarely experienced within sight of
suoh delightful landscape beauty.
Lovers of baseball will be glad TO learn
that the City Commission has leased the
Wildwood Baseball Park on the beach
ftont for the season to George l.. Porter,
Nho intends to place first-class team on
ibe diamond to represent wildwood this
year. Games will be arranged with Phil
adelphia teams and neighboring resorts
and towns and probably seashore league
started, SO that games will be played each
day Former players are requested to
communicate with the new manager If they
desire place on the new team.
Pleasure seekers who will make Wild
wood and its sister resort, Wildwood Crest,
their home for the next three or four
months are arriving here in large numbers
these days, and judging from the recent
holiday crowds promise to break all known
records In consequence, Wildwood's and
Wildwood Crests summer cottage colonies
viii greatly outnumber those of previous
Reasons This Is also evidenced by the
large number of cottages and apartments
now being rented by Rhiladelphians, Balti-
moreans and Washlngtonians, as we'll as
BY residents of other inland cities.
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WA SHINGTON. ,

WASHINGTON, June 10.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey-PartIy cloudy tonight and Sunday,
with probably local Showers not much
change In temperature; light to moderate
variable winds.
The western storm is central over Michi-
gan this morning, and has lost energy dur
ing the last "a hours. 1t has caused light
general rains in the Lake region and the
upper Ohio valley and from those districts
eastward to the coast Another disturbance
has moved eastward across the Rocky
Mountains and has caused thunder showers
over a large portion of the plains States.
the temperatures have decreased slightly
within the northeastern rain area with a
nrrespondlng rise in the Mississippi valley.
) U. s. Weather Bureau Bulletin
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Mrs. Mary I'll. Sharnless

Mrs Mary II. sharpess, a lifelong resi-
dent of Germantown died at 4 o'clock this
morning at her residence, asa East Tulpe-
hocken street Apoplexy was the cause of
death. She had been seriously i'll, however,
for about a month. She is survived by two
children, Alice b. Sharpless, of Philadel-
phia, and Charles C. sharpless, of Pitts
burgh.
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co, 1901
Chestnut st.-Alfred NJ Whitman, IT. Alfred
Fowler. Il. Kush. star ego Co, Miss Jennie
John II. Lyon & Co. Mrs. Edward Grocer.
NJ. G. Walter, Thos. Cleary Gustav NJ. Bruce
a. Greenwald, Mr.. II. j. Wois. Mrs Wood
ward Levenworth. Kuper Hood. Phila. Roll
& Mach. Co. II. Wasiman. l.. s. Brown, Jas
Young. Seasen 4 Co.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH co. - Mr. Richard
yelling. Helen Knott, Mrs Carrie j. Monroe
j. Leroy Schweyer.
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and Matte Mercer. Relatives and friends In
yited 10 attend funeral. at west Grove Meet.
ing House, Sixth Month 18th, 1916, on arrival
pr IL O3 n. m. train from Broad st. station.
:, Inte!meat West Grove Rurying uTppnds,, =,
FAaViNq Me q Waea 1gns & ngio HA ana
friends are invited to attend the funeral sery-
residence 4o1i wynneheld ave. 1ntcrment
R6SGH.I7zAt, PhuadcIphie, Pa. on June TO-
sHARPLEss,-on Iune 10, 1916, MARY H.,
widow Of Eugene 4. Sharpless, Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral serv-
ices, on Tueadny, at 10 A.. M. at her late
residence t54 T. Tupehocicn St, German
,,,g2Yyni; Interment ppriv9ot;o =, c.a,u. ~,
iREtN 9satPSPP' & Ohfs hSsbSnd an gyms ofgacS S
shupp tnee Pattonl formerly Of Philadelphia
STOTT.-on June Q, 1919, EL1Z. p, wife OF
Joseph Howard stott. ased - years, Reia-
ciseiy. at her late residence. 1920 W. Allie.
ghcny ave lnterment private.
BfATTER TEssNow. in her 10th year
Ielatiycs, and friends are invited 20 attend
Funeral MonWdHy, nj from her ronnS late rsst-
Airy. 1ncneration Philadelphia Crennator.
wiDMAIER.-on June I. 1919. JOHN wID.
NAlER, OF g Armstrong lane, Germantown.
aged 43 years. Relatives and friends. also
American star Lodge, No 4O9. l. Q. o. f..
n. p are invited TO attend the funeral sery.
Ices Sunday, ut y, m, at the Oliver II. Balr
building, 1920 Chestnut st. Interment private
at Grcenmount Cemetery
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HELP wANTED-MALE


camille exp executive ability. retemtive men nTn
parcuiars aEe saSry 55S heS Gent
AUTOMOBILE sToCKRooM CLERK wanted by
city, For young man wldeawaEe, Intelligent
wE ana naoPS TSrksr ms G Ere1
Iutely essential Write. stating full particulars
S saar RTS ed Es
numhr. NJ l57. Ledger Central
AUTOMOBILE BopYMAKERs-do9@ Jobs for
frame work work Of hlEh'FE81,de K1,h bodies dies Apply
4. ppsiGd''' pstE n"'e N'''urn Company 2Coo
BGAEB 1 and wstSr sog gontSsd gatS AGPy to Erred
BENCH HANDS on sheet metal work. Apply
a. m; bernstein Manufacturing Company
BILLING, CLERK. Experienced to take charge
F6s GSa 'ES 5 sdssr FSs oss chance
6 E6 FSd sd tnssE 1D 65s AAH AZ s%S$e ays
BoY-stoclS brokers office. Apply col Stock
Exchange Building.
BOYS ESoa stea9y gso5 yo
18th St. near Wayne Junction.
ROY, bright, for office work in wholesale housei
good chance for advancement f 74o' Ledger
nQYs wanted or oven to wRE n wsII PSpeF
Page. Water and Snyder ave.
BOYS wanted to work In blndery., United
States Fashion and Sample Book Co.. 24i9
n. Warnock -
ETA ir2N HOSP iHfosPiTAL, BROAD HNp oNTxRio.
BOYS, strong, for heating and roofing business.
1Oh Chelten ave, Germantown.
c4HRFHiNNTTEag 4RHFiNTa GS %ANTPSS PSa r taec once sEi
Passyunlt ave.
CARPENTERS wanted for general work. Amply
in person or by letter. II. X. Mulford Co.,
Glenolden, Pa.
CHAUFFEUR first class. white; must he cnre-
ful driver and understand care OF gar; in
making application give references; good wages
and steady employment for right man. F B5i
Ledger Central.
CHEF and assistant wanted for mill restaur-
ant. Apply Grlswold Worsted Co, Darby, Pa,
DOCTOR wanted for an insane hospital; pay
$50 II month and maintenance; must be single.
"A Protestant and not over 40 years OF age.
Address Box 700, Rye n. Y,
ORA AFoTRAA N-Man wanted as detRiler In the
englneering department OF large plant manu-
featuring pressed steel stampngs; only those
experienced In this particular work need apply;
good wages TO n comp, man: In replying please
state fully aualica's r. o. Box 5S0l. Pha
DRAUdHTSMAN-w structural draughts-
man for detailing; must have exp Crane Dept
Niles -Bement-Pond Co, Mitln and Meadow,
DRTTGS-Young man. one or two years expert
ence Pechin, Goth and Columbia.
ELECTRICIAN for steel foundry must have ex-
perience on general rePair WORK, WORK, including ar
ence, giving reference, wages, etc. Box 4O1,
Chester, Pa,
ENGINEER wanted man with experience around
small Ice machine; permanent position for
e fe1Sy * MmtthFoRp RIpp'tc co Genoden Pa s''e' 20
FREIGHT HANDLERs1,7Men wanted to truck
Irelsni a' M. a. 4s N. i1th. 80
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HE1p wANrEp-rEMAbr
Continued from PRECEDING column.

HOSIERY Experienced winders; stesdy work
Ws6sn9 s9ofa Hosiery s2A ss ST. B5'T55E B5 T55Eebnd WaFsss FR
HQISEKEEPER, working two IN family, coun
VIII sumner winter city, myst be good COCK
today and tomorroSwS. g"''' 9p' w - 19'
HqGsEMbEPEF or edSSlfr st'4 sss h Sss
HRRSswoRS &pSy 'PS s Ss 81 ' and 01sBs3s e5ss
sts.. Hammonton. N. y.
HoUsEwoRK Colored, Firl for sepsrnl house
seeo sieFepsss sba psslS COOK ca SOi West
HoUsEWoRK, Woman; white preferred;
u nsf shdE RG Eood ss S Snd RoodoSs Rsd fS9ES t2
r, HousEwoRK sEEKERs, ,,
positions 9S spTf' n hs w1 seat 70 PsndepSSISsn SSISn tGMm
ies Is through, The Situation Wanted
Saii on Mrs. Mead, manager Of the
and e her 0Si3lo ABOUT your sSsr SespSrerec and
tho kind of a position you want She
nSa ddss sIRSdi2Ss tsb' S9S gs!'
you oo No GnnTSs 70 i,H iIsdgeT adver-
H'VVfsSs5iG #sssipsSSss SSs'SiI3Gi Si3i!ah !aiSs, ahi%sS'0'
Second floor
MoTHERs HELPER for two children at Lans.
iinl weGes 500 TO s25 Horace Paul Dormon
NURSE German or French. for two little girls
and eood GspSson mus best AZ TeferSSe tsaured
Me- Meet employer Monday, II a M. Room 2o5
NURSERY GoVERNEss. to take entire charge
Mawr family best references. AIS. Led.
sALEswoMAN
kEpy Srs5 % 5gr shp SSSrsmfnt SDS sef5ts
sTRAwBRtDGE & cLoTHIER.
sHoEs-.Niiddle.aRe woman, handy with needle
Ferred III sos Sor sNpfSs siS n ish T. ." OoW' '9
sT,EMoGRIlAPHgR Il ,yho can take dletatiopsi si
Stlqo dSsWpto%n You cant SS an 81 tSat
L YOU, can. sive aes, married, Or single. mum!
With salary desired Ssa au fedrer GentrSY
sTENoGRAPHtC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES po
Ct Son. g Sd
Your rspS IS iRssf LcaEeF 6s'aGi S and
o'clock. ''' '"'U'""' "'''''"S 'e'O'o ~
sTENoGRAPHER, with some experience. want,
yanccmSnt Wiz f. b. boushertS So S"e Co.. i7tR m and
Indiana ave,
TELEPHONE oPERAToRs--The Pell Telephone
and y SE;rSi Sid l%isPnSas
oda us Salary sT Snd 9Gsf na
manent p2sit9n among % ph phlSHs9nt Int sprrouhdInFs
in person Between s;So A. m. ana f n. .>pgn M,
Roll Telephone Co. 406 Market 81.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for private branch
experienced operator wanted. Cali at Ledger
Central. Ask for Miss Dean.
YOUNG WOMAN, between 20 and 80. for cleri-
cal work; no tSpewriting, Call at Ledger
Central. Ask for Miss Dean.
General
WOMAN, refined, tactful, ambitious not under
~. to take charge of district ns snleslady:
work on appointments: no canvas sslng; short
hours: training free salary and comtnisslon to
qualified The Splrella Company, 1913 Chest
nut st.
TEACHERS WANTED
ITlEh school and grade positions waiting for
candidates; reg. today. d. II. COOK MGR,
NAT. TEACHERS AGENCY 327 Perry BldE
WOMEN become Government clerks. $40 month:
sample examination questions FREQ Franklin
institute. Dept. I15 p, Rochester N. Y.
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- IN MEMoRIAM
WIGHALL,--In. cherished and loving remem-
pprance or nSHARLES FRANCIS wtGNALL,
MOTHER AND SISTER.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


ASSISTANT, NtATRoN. or working houseseeper
experienced in institution, institution work.. capable of
eTense reaGred sO Ledger S3 Centra no 2oi ref
CARETAFtER wanted, physiclnn's residence,
during ot6 n yt aT re vi Apply
CLERK for billing and posting; quick and ac.
GgTate et nguEeE Efr neat At Writer FAMILIAR with
siton. Address 30. L." P. o. 'Roy a566 ~
Telephone Ardmore oil. ' "'"s' o.
DrsHwAsHER,, neat, clean, colored or white,
Room a65. COS Chestnut 81. '''
GIRLS wanted, oyer l0i increased facilities have
Rent Iris Tor sealing iabeiinE ana pnalipr mIlei
MEDICAL snPPliesg, Light pleasant bols work; clean
10 6eglnneeps with rapid adyapcement 70 good
minutes from Broad Street Station on train.
Apply n persoIn rI} or by letter TO H. X Null
S gq9d seaaE posi-
18th st.. near Wayne Junction.
Toi wSs %SS
ae FaaRdn to and os SAMPLE HoG Co.. uf gf
North Warnock.
to saG H u.s.
Shd o Pssve OF rrss rss
ESverness one or more days each month girl
9ress 49, H. Rde pafs BrR n Ns aSP SPun BSx Ba
81. 80 I'N
HosIERY@TqpPsrg Ys,,pPri, ana knt,srs Standard
ana scott & Mllllams tuIl aut9mAtic ma
tary mill. WallaCeWils Hosiery Co., 4365
Orchard ST.. Frankford.
HOSIERY-Ex Experienced members and examiners;
sy sifqay Y9 PMfy MSseEyg gh Cos s"niISS
Orchard ST., Frankford.
HOSIERY Experienced knitters and topDers on
standard machines; always busy and pay good
as any. Wallace-Wllson Hosiery Co., 2d
floor. 5l55 Wakefield Germantown,
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h55MabpeToNihbAisNiIT2S 5abe ibAisN I2S -Tp +IhqasIg99IIe+ S
da1aTnFFhhttefr, Of Mrs, Isabelia Hom!iton. and
Kempton. " ~ - "
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MA1E

ACCOUNTANT. "a years, experence, desires
ces asd b02d bS2So os SdE6P
AGSRdESTNF Sodsy9 h. h. sssr fSsfs a Kind nights and
M Or MSM B56 Rdcr
AR Sstaf AS M ma $685. . Led af'Ffs csnt
PqkEEpaR RaSy P by SpfFsTSS sp store
and manutacturins exp. F 655. Led. Central.
S2b NOD ssPs 5 f fSi sdEeP Of central @ and
CHAuFFEUR-YqunE man. "a years OF age.
@Rss sSs'SH ffrens ST' single s s00 william %
goo5;d man NJ seers oSS
driver; best reference. y 3. Ledger Office.
dAd sEhaaE ' 4S aTYf ya' avs
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, ss desires to make
change after July i 20 years present position
fsdSsr Central. 49, 80
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
sa FSod SssS oSTs Rs e
bSss opened systems smpsG or eaonomes
esta0lShfa S Soqld LESGRR fafRfe oFFich or &c hg"H
FLORIST and plant grower all around. exnerl-
@SS Ssa IN Po.on gdssr GdsTn5 ae sed glazing
f3o good sr'nm Wages ais LedFsr Once '''s's"'s'
MECHANICAL ,DRAuGHTsMAN; good detailar.
traiaing Box 47Os Station L.
Ssst sshfT's rstsrenses % SS6 Ledger Central
REAL ESTATE-College graduate. with 10
years experience, notary publics ONCE, In
eral building associations. large mortgage
sStTs sntse resy Arm 7s Ler csaa
SALESMAN, 30 years specially lines ladies'
and misses ready-to-wear dresses, waists
ETC, must reach largest trade and be a re-
peater; In South Carolina, Georgia and Flor
ida; knows territory thOroughly highest ref
erences 92S Grace St. Greenwood. $. @.
SAIEsNiAN. outside; Protestant; open early
date B IT, Ledger Office.
sTENoGRAPHER, graduate. well educated.
nent position with adyance't 10. Led. on
YOUNG MAN C22l, alert. ambitious, graduates
Wharton School Finance and Commerce this
lime desires to connect with mercantile
mfg concern In credit export or accounting
dept presently employed In afternoons. eX-
perienced. F 44s, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, 20, married, who has acquired
a varied practical and technical training IN
architecture and a thorough knowledge Of
building materials, wishes connection where
Services will count. F al. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. experienced. desires position with
possibilities in sales department represent
ing Arm + B5i. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. aged 2s, slngle, white, wants a
position gardener, care and repairs OF auto
mobiles so w. sharpnack St. Germantown.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT desires pos driving
car during sum, esp. F 643 Ledger Central
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EMPLoYMENa AaENcIRs

MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY alOT Christian
Cath. male ana female help, all nati0nalitles.
GERMAN MAN AND WIFE want positions
wanted. coored mother and daughter or man
aud wife, 1919 w. Girard.
HELP Of an capacities supplied and wanted at
1880 Christian st.. Mrs. AlnzlaGs. Dickinson
blh.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
IN effect April I, 1916
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like thisJ
Ons or two times, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lbn
Three times one week. k................. 12tsc
six times week. k..,................. IOc
Situations Wanted three times one week. i0e
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classincations NAV
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
One or two times. es.................... 2Sc
Three times one week. ek.................. Ibc
Six times one week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12L.c
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all clasaihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted Lost and Found, Per-
ned. add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger wants ads at
office rates.
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GIRLS over 10 years; good wagesi steady posi-
tion. Friedberger- Aaron Mfg, Co.. 1900 n
18th st., near Wayne Junction.
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SFFf,EITNTsTs wanted Appig a no.. Bern
etein Mig CO.. 80 and Allegheny
MECHANICS WANTED, FIRST CLASS
machine iaths hands. aptomatie machlas
harak miliwrlFnta riz4era- mQid1ra.. eefe-
maftrs ana lah1rert Auflt Wul. fhomaai
B5idWln Locomotive Works. Eddsstons. p.
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HARDWOOD FGNIsHERs
100 WANTED
FILLERS, COATERS
RUBBERS, SPRAYERS
HOURS as WEEK
WAGES S1s.T2 WEEK
APPLY 9-l2 O'CLOCK
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH
1907 PowELToN AVE.
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AGENTS

CAN YOU SELL OIL STOCKS?
Good proposition and big commissions No
hRs-beens. Room S. 9th floor, % Wall ST..
New York.