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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26
Real
Estate
Investments

And yet right now is the logical time for
such investments.
The largest part of our tourist traffic is
just beginning-thes visitors must be
lloused-it's well known fact the hotels
cannot accommodate all of them.
Why not profit from this yourself!
There are some good bargains listed in the
Star Bulletins Want Ads.
If You want to sell your real estate
quick-Want AID it. Phone 4911
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26

with the exception Of Monday and.
Saturday the Masonic calendar was
open this week Leahi Chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star. held a, stated
session Monday evening and this
evening work in the first degree will
be put on by Schofield Lodge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26

George Pulsifer recently gave din
ner to the class to which he COM
municated the Scottish rites degrees.
Masters and coordinate officers of the
Honolulu bodies we're also invited.
Many travelled in their machines to
Haleiwa and about 90 sat at table and
enjoyed a really delightful affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18

which he wes rnembsr srs. Invited 70 attend
.. m, at his late Residence. 1891 n. Colorado
Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday eveninE.
srERNER.--on September IL. 1918. HELEN
ZONES. formerly Of Philadelphia. wife o.
Clinton 9. Stcrner Of Zionsville. Pa. further
notice OF the funeral will Be given.
TAPPAN.--on September II. 1918. MARY T..
widow OF George Tappan. IN her p2d year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral services. on Wednesday. at p. m. At
her late residence, 43te Main st. Manayunk.
1nterment private. kindly omit flowers.
WAIVER .--on September 10. 1915, HERBERT
WALLACE. son Of the late William H. and
Jane Mawson waikeI. aged 50 years Rela.
Lodge. No. eos =. and A. ~, and Media
r. A. c, No. 28f. are invited 20 attend the
funeral services wednesday. At 2 80 y. m.
at his sisters residence. Airs. John 4. Butter
worth. wallingford. Del. Co, Pa. interment
AZ Media Cemetery. Automobile service.
wATERs--o September IS. 1915, MARY y,
WATERS. daughter of the late Rev. Daniel
and Hester waters. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend the funeral services, on
residence. lii wsilaee st interinent private.
WILLIAMSON September is. 1919, LILLIAN,
wife of John q. Williams. Relhtives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral
services, on Tuesesy AZ R;29 D. m. AZ the
1nterment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18

. SssS'ss"as may ;: ssw:S ca on aF'ss:s: FsssSss'
SssnesI isiI sestsn sysi MANY Sidsw q
esa to ssnd Ss inSsrs dnd .ir1cs rrsss. as Ss
l,,,;,s,sy lI,ns;,ssc,sy a nss2o D. M =. the Oliver ~ Balr
west Laurel Hni Cemetery
Hop9soN;; s; aS ssgtsYbeS lsis. ssusssnly.
son. sssd. % years months 50 asys. Rsis-
s svs sd 'sS AZ. 'Rs ns 10 Of .Ds ss penn r.
Fspi5r. FsPfi5a q n hiram Esrhe. e. ne tss% The
g gors.SlSSa SsSassz o9 c.ms,!ssym 60 p m in''rsnt at
HonrIgSE 1sos ssD'sTesE ie, 1919, suddenly. At
siSsy e Jssgs Res HStit.t. Of dsffn.ptown.. is N.
a. Rsr SUMMER an ner Ssn ss :s.y
SsP S,sP.Ts Tg'seAiE ss Nv ifRitecss. i c.m, ~
on ,S Msan,sds,y sss,,y At ,, ~ a m Friends invited
So1T sissr Rsiissshd S5 q EyflLn 2ss,st, Jones snS
2s years y,srss -, ,Relaspss and friends are. invited
iis Woodland ave-. Wyneots Pa. ' Intermsnt srsnt
kqfNNScT 9NSSis kosg os;gt'@s,s ,'.rI 1914 suddenly
from he psrlOrs Of Mrs. william v. Lynch.
t.fy camden s st i9t'rPsns Psmsn a. HSrI.i.h Ssms
S MS%sss from until IL b may ny y ISiS%Si S%se
NrgFaFEFRfScLp gaEFfeE ? 90 On :, ssYts%s.S 10 1918.
MsisST.y Nee. "a Ni;;isTsSId' q kSt,.y,.: fs RsS:
Sss "a sS + ave- w. fSG% Rsauis% sss
sdy of the Rosary ssd 'ss ana cesrsS eons IF 9r .
i,t iintsrnent at Holy Cross Cemetery. Auto
REILLY..on September .Ie. 1919. MARY w.,
Elfe OF John J. Reilly and daughter Oh
igis%ss are nyIsd to sttsnd ,Ss sSH.r.i 'sa sS
dsnce' i7ss e TAYLOR q. Solemn. requiem
intermont at Holy Gross cemei.ry. y ~ u m
sLACK.-on September is, 1915. at her resi-
asnee $40 3. 4oth st, ANNA e. SLACK.
Notice OF funeral later.
sTERNE,-Qn September 1e 1918. JOHN L.
,.Dso ,n.oan1 9i Marina sterne lnse EnEaTdl Rele-
Cramp Ship and Engine building Company
the church and all other organizations Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
MCCLURE FIRM PLANS
SEVEN DAILY SINS
But They Are Only on the
Screen--How They Will Tie
Program Together
ny the PhotopIay Editor

Here's n new publicity ana saiesmanship
scheme. The Mcclure Pictures Corporation
n responsible for H. The press agent tells
Ne:
while issued as a series OF seven hve-
Sins. each Mcclure play win be complete
In itrclf
'For instancs. the FIRST Mcclure play. in
which Ann Nfurdock. tho Frohman star. r.
70 appear. Is called Envy. The second
one. In which Holbrook Biinn Is the most
important player, II called Pride Char
lotte Walker IL TO play sloth.' Nance
o'NeIi urced.' and 30 on until all OF the
seven deadly sins have been portrayed on the
screen. The continuity. of interest IL fur
fher strengthened by the appearance in
each play of n pair OF young lovers played
BY George IL ouere and Shirley Mason.
Each play n 20 be complete In itself
and viii stnnd on its own feet. but all
seven form group that can be advertised
together.
TN thess days the producer OF pictures
IN spite % his high standards and other
advantages In production. and his. knowl-
edge OF publicity methods and values. can
not afford TO spend n hundred thousand
dollars 10 tell the people about picture
that may earn him profits OF $4,000 He
can however. do what McClure's is doing
with Seven Deadly Slns'--launch a national
Ntf1aNAtth oh tno Nuotc SERIES.
Come icea Of the story In which Mary
Pfckford win make her first appearance as
m Independent star by arrangement with
Artcraft Pictures Corporation. and a roster
OF the principal members of the notable sup
porting company which has been engaged
for Hector Turnbulls Less Than the Dust"
are forthcoming. John Emerson. who is d.
recting the picture, says that Il Is a pictur-
esque and appealing story OF modern India.
In which Miss Pickford appears little
English castaway. who IL regarded by the
superstitious natives actually less than
the dust" beneath their feet There are
nearly fifty important characters in the
play. he principal roles will be played by
David Powell. Frank Losee, Mary Alden,
Marie Majeroni. Cesare Gravina, Francis
Joyner. Russell Bassett. Walter Morgan and
Mercita Esmonde
Phillips Smalley's present production for
the Bluebird program. entitled THE Double
STANDARD" adapted from the story OF Brand
Whitiock by Elliott Clawson. Is a sex prob
lem play. featuring Hazel Page and Irene
Aidwyn vino appear in the roles OF two girls
of the street The principal part is that of
the judge OF a police court, taken by Roy
Stewart.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
DEATHS

ArEfSASDEfga9l9R EEfs r.. galRS siP'iSsk 4 lel'
funeral SERVICES. or Tuesd..ys at m;
9s ';e'GSt GSih Of s. 'S% S'st
'tnsfHR5n s::s:Ts.; Sss,:
Mosts. saTsSh Rsass ssRi snd .nas 'O are d
10 attend the, funeral. on wednesday AZ I
Franklin S st. Hntermshl INT % at HOY Gross zee Gene.
terry. Friends may call on Tuesday evening
BERRy..op sepssmSsT Is; Isls, sgsdenly: a,
wiiIism II. Berry RELATIVES r and adI friends are re
invited to attend the funeral services. on
scs E. sh st. CHESTER % s P al
Chester Rural Cemetery.
e. al. sga Z ss sddiG
E. husband q Lille F. Brown Relatives
Nj 81; Johns commandery; No. =, X; t.
o y. 81. s.: TGaveiers' Protective ASSOCIATION.
wsdnesGsS tsS 20 at ePo Pc ino m. preeisey al David
II: sehuyieT,s. Broad and ,d Diamond SITS IN In
CLARk.-on September IL. 1919; MARY A.:
and and the late % Michsei " Mooney. % Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend the funeral, on
rsSsSss i ss 'S %skn ito% s bsGw sf5
Solemn requiem mass at ST Edmonds .,, Church 9res.
Cemetery.
EDMUNDs,aon Ausust "a. 1915. on the Feast s.,
Susan 5SSRsI' wiz. e s.,ssnsiioE &c esSIss s.s
The holy Sonmunion was was Ssissrstsd .ilss iSs
b. sy :so a BssOp o los on pses sstsrdaF Fhe Sars
service, was at 81; Payrs Church. Burning
| GRAHAM.--on September 10. 1915. MARGA-
| RET Mccoy GRAHAM. aged 90 years. Rela-
| tives and friends are invited to attend the
hsp a. rsaidencs on oss sssdPf
terment private. Friends may call on Mon
| day evening.
DUPPEL.--on September IS 1915. FREDER-
| wi of All
the funeral services. on wednesday,, az 2
| wood 81. Interment at Hillside Cemetery.
| Remains may be viewed Tuesday. from to
FELL.-on September Is, 1915. EDWARD R;
Anna Maria Fell Services on "Wednesday
| at IL a. m. at 81. Stephens Church U0th
st. above Chestnut st.) Interment private
| Please omit flowers.
FETTER;--on september ls, 1918. suddenly
| fblIZiE j.. wife OF j. Dubois Fstter. ased % 20;
Relatives and friends are inyited to attend attend tss
Newtown Presbyterian Cha pei, on "Wednesday.
AZ 2:to D. m Intermsnt private Trains fo5
p m. Trains for Newtown Via Langhornel
leave Reading Terminal at I;O2 D.
| FLICK-on September is. 1915. LOUIS b.,
lsyJ RELATIVES and and friends. % also empioyss oi
| uanris Dl-iing Company. Chippewa Tribe.
No: 81. l. o. r. NJ; Cosmopolitan Lodge No
funeral services. on Wednesday. at p. m.
from his oo s son;ln-law's residence Harvey
Ssn MSSn RsS oFaS ave
may be viewed Tuesday. from to 10 p. m.
HAINEs;-on September IL, 1919. sALI.LE A.
f.. widow OF Franklin Haines tnee Bond)
! at 2 p m. from the psriors of William II,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18

s6es5 spssE ssRgrEslRs W Rgs,i fi'"F n Fi.s;i. E;
ssi6ak; ssib "a DELLA X "a eas
BDkS BDkSi SIS ES,SSSEE SSsPEoE !. ma nns.0. \. :.
sxxEykk4R,n Rnif dfkIA, u. SsSsss n F'iss len st.
SII.zt !, VARY SsiSzSSSS i2so;S,,is watkins st.
Conn, MHRx " . nos. acss W. stella ST.
SSE Ss,,s Y g ..g. :sss y.sssp ss ~ ave
isfMHit pEffET. We bsh a. ia r. Nsr at. L.n.d.i.
BfMssos BfAE sasf9 sddriI hi .1s ssi 7 fs.e ali.s st
povyILLE. LEQN. $40 \. 9th 81
RRssPssS. EIIErfs' s'Gs 4, ,rsiSSSsS SsTss.y
FktyTyETI,TT; I,T;,, May h o.. wiminr'on' Del
kd iS,s s9sk 81 gsss s M s.sS:s:su. 4 sss q: ave-
E1sfER. MIRA. WICK KERsHAs, mos.
Soops fRAScEs " !, vsSss y. SuHssrana 81
SRoss. SRsh MiANTE NITEth hcAESik. y = asso s sse 81
zii Hz&iiiHtsw, wstfI1H sktRE <, e. lsl1 sr. r'',''
HSSsTf WAESi5T s.Cl n, Asig Slll'pS
H SE%oPPRS PSfIe kPK1FRDI F I5ls hssi ss:s s:iisF: st
yAceT. kpEL- so, hIysr,idss Es );
JONES, WALTER SCOTT, 2S. Wyncote. Pa.
klSEEAAnNEr, JOSEPH r. 1921 n. 18th ST.
hESis. AMELIA, so4s w -Dauphln st
LONO, WILLIAM o.. 1929 Brandywine St
MCINTYRE, ADAM, 2524 Columbia ave.
MCGOWAN FANNIE ~. Camden. ". ].
SiSSSSiS, SENEyigFyE NJ, NJ 7;i = ci'arnsid
MITCHELL. WILLIAM n, li2I 8. Flanklin st
MuELLERs- RATE, siSI Rorer- 81, -
NIEFERGOI.p, CHARLES J :, Sss4 Havsrford.
,i5TsEs RGPRLEs ANEA iss4 isih Ct R.nao,rA .,
BRIEsT. ,EI.I[S BETH il. iSs coaarrOe.
axshhIS, axhI, Ja2ssEksHr asEkG rkE a. isi isa "a Rtss. .
kEtfit.ift. .MAkf V. f7ss, g. Tsxlor q:
seHf.hdi &C ia g. 'J6HS f kIcHARp q. cSsi,sShsm.
SCHMIDT. HARRY LOUIS. q. 1904 n. 4th st.
SCHuLTZE: ELLEN. 24s0 =. Gordon ST.
SHORT, shsn CHARLES yin "a 5oIs paTey; b Pa
SMITH SMITH saRY l0fhPa Gos cs%ff a. ffSs 81 Paul ST.
sTERNER, HELEN JONES, Zionvile, Pa.
STEWARD, SAMUEL. SO, Camden. y. J.
STIEFEL. THELMA. 4, Camden, y. J.
TAPPAN. NARY E.. OIL, 4S4e Main q.
TITUS. MARY t., IS. Paulsboro, y. J.
WARD, BRIDGET NJ. 2l3s Tasker st.
WATERS. MARY f., III Wallace 81.
WERNER, FERDINAND. II. 5000 Pulasi ave
WHITE, MICHAEL J.. 242s Diamond st.
WILLIAMS. LILLIAN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
FREEDOM FOR THE BRIDE
Suffragist Says There Should Be TIVE
Wedding Rings or None

NEW YORK Sept. 1s.-Claiming that
the wedding ring is a symbolic relic of the
Eeryitude OF woman. Miss Emma l.. Rich
ards. suffrage leader. wants the woman to
give the man a ring when the new mar
riage service OF the Episcopal Church is
completed
Proposed elimination Of the word obey
from the Episcopal marriage service is par
ticularly gratifying to the suffragists. and
they are thoroughly In accord with the new
ritual with the exception Of the single ring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
Mary E. Tappen

Funeral services for Mrs Mary T. Tap
who died yesterday. viii be held wednes-
pen. a well-known resident of Manayunk
day afternoon at her residence. 4S49 Main
street The interment will be in West
Laurel II.n Cemetery. Mrs. Tappen was
sz yen-s f-ih and the widow of George Tap
pen who was hat manufacturer. mem-
Der o. 10 Aaouht Zion Methodist Episcopal
Church. Manayunk. Mrs. Tappen took a
great interest in the affairs OF the congrega-
tion. She is survived by a son. a daughter,
two grandchildren and two great-grand-
children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Strayed from Latches lane, Merton. on
18th. Airedale dog, a years old. Reward
N returned TO w. j. supple, Merton, Pa.
PIN-Lost. pearl crescent pin. platinum tips.
between Broad Street Station, John wana
makers and Kelths Theeter. Regard " re-
turned 10 ". Y. McWhinney. 1912 Berger
Bldg. Pittsburgh,
PoCKETBoOK-Lost, lady's black pocketbpok,
on Saturday afternoon. September 10L orches-
@ turned eirin 10 Box Lisi besSsons,r Pa, i'eWAru "
sToCK-Loet, 10 snares Pennsylvania Railroad
cherlotts L. Prouti certificate Sseiel; The
came 20 1898 w Hilton st, Tioea.
TRAVELLING CASE. gentleman's, on p. r. r..
at W. Phiia. Reward. 1928 Carpenter ct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
MINERS HOUSE WRECKED
BY DYNAMITE BOMB
]. w. W. Sympathizers Accused of Out
rage at Pittston

SCRANTON Pa. Sept 1s.-There was
another dynamiting outrage at Pittston to-
day, the home Of John Lango. an Italian
union mine worker. being wrecked. Occu-
pants of the house were thrown from their
beds. but escaped injury Sheriff George F.
Buss and the city police lay the crime to
the door of the /. w. w. sympathizers
Lango's life was threatened when he re-
fused 10 quit work at the instance Of the L.
w. W. agitators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
DEATHS Reporten

ABEL. DELLA. Eaisf-A. 54o4 Cedar ave.
6HMsfRoNes. ykMEss 81. .sois N. 18th st.
Szsa SishaEy wifEiaM hiIAMstsS tsS sSe el fia isth st. It.
BEHN. JOSEPH A.. 2sOl n, Lawrence st
BENT. THOMAS M., 21Os Brandywins st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18

oPERAToRS-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operators to IN.
tellgent young women between is and Y
years old; salary 50 a week while learning,
with rapid advancement; a steady position as;
sured. with pleasant surroundings and unusual
opportunity OF promotion. Apply in person to
the Bell Telephone Company's operatorssn rs
, a. M. and y. m. Monday. Tuesday and Fri
| day evenings between 1880 ana e;SO O'Clock.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted as secretary in private
professional office; desirable position for
person Of refinement. NJ 907. Ledger Office,
TWO MAIDS cook upstairs; w Phila. Phone
woodrd 2i5. s42 s. 5Tth.. near BALTIC. ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
HELP wANTED-MALE

ATTENDANT or orderly for an an institution; s, sal.
srEI Lord stanford, VcorG Conn. anu 'OO"' 1NOO'
BOY for office work. 10 years; Sc Apply Mon
day morning. MIR. Brown. 1899 Cherry st
ga.psndor s eomps%y md s. SIS q T. @ sixth os
BOY wanted. over 1g years: position is OPsn In
sos Chestnut st.
BOYS wanted; steady work. Apply Monday
morning before d sTspssx SC1ss Gnoer ~. sons
9nportupi,y. ASSly after $50. Patterson 6
BOY. neat. for flower store; must furnish refer
ence. Century Flower shop. l12 S. 18th
BQy Wo CO. f tSG Sda Sdaof 9 Rd ana aSo4 ADy
SSSi%E SSSSSSiP%EE ISGToySy IiS yS IIis'isa PEod ST. or;
faetOrS Apply Becker. smith q Page Water
CANVAssERS and statesmen to become county
Managers: $1,000 or more per year, ecGorolnSS 1SS
st. sp. aS,NS'B HeW Bruns%lck S'lR T. r. j. ' -
C,IIEMIsTS-Two laboratory assistants for re-
sea- nd on 6 psf
perience. age and education. 400. Led. on
coCoANu RoIJ.ERFs r. WATrEp3, AZ %IN; YEGS
ST, oPPosiTE 440 n. Cd ST. -
srpsTsnIssS sottmD1s sr1fs%Sn
Apply with sample OF work to Mr. @. A, VIE,
oslocka %sn o." at continentai Hotel 9th and Chest
nut SITS. ---------------
knowledge Of dyeing tans with eutch preferred;
steady empoymeni az s1od sssts exoerenee
and wages expected in first application.
ENGINEER WANTED for .dsy duty steady
TSTE apply wRaiross Ii G%%Tinssd snsdowse Co.
FITTERs AND MECHANICS wanted; boiler and
tank work. cruse-Kemper Co. Amber. Pa
FIooRMEN
LIrJy,cns TRoTEEFsSE gp sEvEFSE EsSHIfEEx ExpERi: ERE
EMPIoYMENT BUREAU.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. ,s.;ss ,s 70 IS 50 Isr . Day
Sehlnista. ss.7s 70 S.; assistant machin.t.. 81
sSsS%''iSs s4S%% 'sfss1 sS.1p. ''si fost.r !sSS
;sie y hsh.r Ss HsSa
2 shlied Ishorsrs.A sn.i 70 nrss.psbIy IN psr
son. Bridesburg. .---------.
LABoRERs for outside w9rk g.. ger DAY q
L1eSFSERsi 1FSs n irowsPS wspt'G Apply Cattle sro'n'I.
LABoRERs. 50. wanted. cruss-Ksmpsr Co.
NAN AND WIFE. Protestants. with references
s.:. Tts n SS0s sasaaSs ss fS'i 81. Lassf csntr
Cleaners. Penna r. r.. Call It'll Ftlbert st.
MEN yantsa STEADY work ,DS., ADSly MGHSsy ssE:
Inc, Tacony and Devereaux sts.
snss s s1EH go ,ss ssSs ssSs.s. pSs .Gs
se45 Germantown ave. -
OFFICE hoy In lawyers Office; Protestant. 1b
70 is' state salary. o4s. LsdSsr Central
OFFICE BOYS wanted over 10. state wages en-
pected. All, Ledger ofnce.
oEeSAN6sr sSI Yi, IssS 5 A'ihod''
PHARMACIST registered wanted. Call at 18th
and DickinHon.
SALESMAN FOR WALLPAPER
ExPPEHIEEScsE: APPLY AT bSiRE1U
or EMPLOYMENT, AZ FLOOR.
sTItAwBRIDcE a cLoTHIER
sAI.EssiAN-Youns man for tsilsrs trim,
minEs. + S5s. Ledger Central.
ona for outside city, established trade. steady
nsrmAnsn, ineems sssss age. experiences
STEADY workS beg wsges: no labor troubles
| transpor1ation furnished. Apply by letter
oRff 'PPf5ess Pr sfho AkD ssA SeufHcfR
ING COMPANY
| Mckee's Rocks. Pa.
(Pittsbrrgh District.)
STEEL WINDOW SASH MAKERS
In addition 10 experisnesa hands. We
VIII aeeeps men who h-ys xorkss On
Soiermsklns and kindred iinss''
wm p, sIa while learning
Can make 80 per week w9sn pro.seisnt.
ADDanas s'.s Y:v.sss s ;'s;5Is's; COX Soc pHl..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
General

SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE, cor. Broad and
Spring Garden sts.-Sceoois IN arts. meenan.
ics, electricity and automobiles fees MOD open
Sept oS; students enrolled now; nifht closes
In fres-hand drawing book and periodlcsl il,us, 1
tration architectural drawing. mechanical
drawing. macane-shop practice, pattern-shop
nrpctice theorettc and applied electrictty, me
ehsniosi nd ELECTRICAL automohiia work. arith-
metic. algebra and geometry. machine shop
mathematics. day classes in mechanical nnd
electrical automobile work. theoretioal and
applied electricity; Join auto classes now.
ACCOtNTANT and ge.' maneger. $4,000
$4,000; accountant. &. .. A. stan: bookkeep-
srs a nd ptenoarap piers wanted; other positions
open, Business Service CO.. 1901 Land Title
building,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
vlcrRoI.A ourFlr bed. 50

vIcTRoI.A OUTFIT a2s. so Il
vieirola vi and "6-i0" ID. Y. feeeettos. for
excellent outfit for one Wig, IL lqok'1tca "a cent?
sechly accepted. Call oT write Tor - 31e,.s1
upriEkf pianos accepted as part psynsn'
Nietrolas. No charEe for eetimate.
HFPpES UPTOWN bIufr7
Cor. eth and Thompson sts -
UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD yINcENT sss e
FEPIEADfR VICTOR RECORDS NOV
hElLAK. 1zs CHESTNUT -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18
HrI,I wArrEp-mA1r


TRrAstp rR --sn1aried position e onered ~
eneineerinr contractinr concern about 20 IN
corporate on account q increasing bnsinsss ~. ~
live treasurer capable ot etlcnolns 70 10 s.rer
~ rafalne "a nftai and nnancina. can be otn..a-
wise employed, state QUALIFICATIONS. '"''
Ledger Central
aufta and cpuchea. union snop. breensPah'
sos r iOtth St, New York city.
rcsre oid net efraid a. work capable Q!
taking charge Of TIE chorglns and biilinF ana
order book ~ llent Manufacturing business
erecrtlvs ebility 10 train ana hnndle the sys,,
fenn Aifrees ststinv rrc. experience ana
salary. i06. 1Icdser Office. - $500
ENcsyCt c)pArDIA BRITANNiCA COMPANY
wants nrst-cisss ssiesrnen (any Incl for ssars- ssar
Rocbuck edition; greatest selling proposition
ever ofercds aet in now while we can give you
hs~ ts.Inarg pad th tae ieaos you ,csn
work drsW 0ANi. Attt DUE ~"
and walnut sts. Philadelphia. -
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PERSONALS

/ WILL NOT be responsibls. for any debts unless
Arlington ST.. Philadelpha. Pa. and Ur-
banna. Va.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANOS
SEPTEMBER SALE
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES

PIANOS
SDPTEMBER SALE
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
ing back. Many Of the nnest Hoppe, narcenY*
SIf1 S es snS sols a r.ctIORs of tso % yse bs
the new prices. Guaranteed for ~ s'-
Payments of 50 monthly and upward. :.
About 20 upright pianos by such maks1s +. -
chickering, Mason Hamin. Lester t.a. =.
Ming ia m -GiTard. Haines. Blasius. taken
pArt payment pianola pianos, yietroiAs .s5atfK
have been marked down 10 $40. tsos sA1@
SlbO, etc. 50 mouth. - =.
Several player-pianos. slightly used Ane u
aneed 100 and $500 below regular "N-'
:, live piano players al ssss sSo; lana. fisc -
900 new pianos. Hoppe. Marcellns Sa,fF@<
sehomaeker. Francesca. At one uniform ~
the year round.
complsis lins Of yicfrolas. records, sie, -
Call or write for complete list, niess'e'~
copHH HHEPFE's ait VPETpoYlESo Ep YAlESossiTPs6N sTPoss6ENs sra
Established 1858.
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nAHooANr vIcrRoLA OUTFITS

MAHOGANY vIcTRoLA ouTfits
ss.Ss@ ssn.i M:sos;gs vsss0ls sS * ISsss s B.
records. -. 80. Enlire ou!ht for ~ q,
seripiion sI.d large Illustrated estsiets.e1
cprixht pianos accepted as part pssN
.ieuolss. No ehsrEs for estimsts'
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES
Corner 9Th ana Thompson sta
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

THE MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING SCHOOL,
Individual instruction. short courses. easy pay.
meuts; patterns cut, Soc
907 DENCKLA BLDG. 1ith and Market ss.
S27 Weightman Building: Spruce 222s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-18

ATTENDANT or orderly for an institution; sal
ary So n MONTH board and room. Address
8. Lord. Stamford, Conn.
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Lockwond ana Allison. In
Mister ~
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FMPLoYMENr AaENcIEs

MRS NICHOLAS, 1923 RainbridSe- has comm
eehaGnsurs. eItieTs see!nd men housensn.
man cooks. Swedish ard othsr waltz chamb's
na isyn6Issses; Eove.1esses etc. Protestant sec,
ladies' maids. housemaids. etc. Phone Lo.
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Lorkuood and Allison. IN
A.zief a
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Isncas snd Love. In
Heii-to-Pay Austin
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-28
CABBAGES AND POTATOES

Surely every man that, owns or
rents tract of land, even if only
surrounding his house, should plant
cabhages and Irish potatoes this win
ter Cabbages are selling at $4,000
per ton in the markets and at the
rate of 100000 per ton at retail
Irish potatoes are selling at 70 cents
per peck for old potatoes and 90
cents per peck for new spuds. At the
above prices let every one who reads
this and resides in Florida plant ev-
cry available space in cabbage and
potatoes. 5.s
Seed potatoes are quoted at 81
per sack and even at that price are
cheap, when the present prices of
potatoes are considered.
Moral: Plant garden and do it
before Feb. l.