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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

ally keeps the stomach regulated and
they cat their iayotte foods wi,hou,
fear
II your stomach doesn', take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion; II
your food is a damage instead OF a
help, remember the quickest, sureSt
most harmless relief is pape's Diapep-
sin which costs only fifty cents for a
large case a, drug stores It's truly
wonderful, digesn food and sets
things straight. so gently and easily
that 1t is astonishing. Please don't 20
On and on with weak, disorderea
stomach. It's so unneeessary,-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

Wonder wha, upset your s,r e.
which portion OF the food did II. dam.
age--do you' Well, don't bother II
your stomach Is in a revolt II sour,
gassy and upset, and what you just ate
has fermented into stubborn Jumps !:
your head dirry and aches beloh gases
and acids and eructate undisested food
breath foul. tongue coated Just take a
little Diapepsin and in five minutes
you will wonder what became OF the
Indigestion and distress.
Millions Of men and women today
mow that !, is needless TO have a bad
stomach A little Diapepsin occasion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
TURKEY Dinner
TO COST MORE
Thanksgiving Meal Cost Here
Higher Than Last Year
PRICE ON EVERYTHING UP
CranberrieS, MinCe Meat and
Fruits More Expensive,

"And the tables groaned with the
weight OF good things to eat
In such a fashion were the chron
iclers OF We olde TYNE Thanksgiving
feasts wont to describe them. In this
year of grace, l9l6, there will still be
groaning at Thanksgiving. But It VIII
not be done by tables Oh, dear, no
Dad will do the groaning, Or whoever
pays the grocery bill.
Turkey 30 Cents a Pound.
The Thanksgiving turkey-blcss 1t,
little heart, and giezard, and liver, and
white meat. and dark meat-will cost
Oklahoma City Dads this year exactly
20 cents a pound Last year, the same
turkey would have sold for y cents
This is only a sample of what the high
cost of living will do to local tables
Just listen
Cranbcrries - without which no
Thanksgiving table is complete -' sell
two quarts for 2S cents this year when
last year they were retailing at but
10 cents quart,
Plum Pudding Costs More.
Plum pudding which last year could
have been bought for IS cents a pound
will cost the purchaser As cents this
year, fruit cake has advanced prac
ticaly 10 cents pound, and now
brings 40 50 and % cents.
Sugar-ah. sugar last year was re
failing at fifteen pounds for 81. This
year il is selling at eleven pounds tor
the same sum
Bread which formerly cost 5 cents a
LOAF is selling IN Oklahoma City Tor q
cents-and il is smaller than the old.
fashioned nickel package
And flour for use in the Thanksglv-
ing gravy is selling for 81 40 the wcn
N.four pound sack, as against 81 cents
for the same amount in 1915.
Celery Advanced.
Mnce meat-blesS tits the one
star OF hope in the Thanksgiving menu
II is selling for 70 cents a pound, as
of wore. Celery has advanced slightly,
but not enough to reduce the size OF
Dads purse to auy great extent, Apd,
oh, yes. the shortening Tor use IN the
mncc meat pie has doubled in price IN
the last twelve months.
Apples for use in the Thanksgiving
Waldorf salad are bought by the con
sumcr this year for from IS to 40
cents a dozen. A few years ago they
could have been purchased Tor the
same amount per peck
Nuts, to accompany the apples, sell
as follows, for the best grades: Al
ronds. 30 to 40 cents per pound Eng
'1iSh walnutS rs to IS cents per pound ,
chcslnuts, Is cents per pound; paper
she'll pccans, 50 cents Iicr pound native
uccans, % cents per pound.
Butter IS Cents.
And then butter. oh, dearie me
(Sigh! Sigh! SighO Butter last year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
WOMAN CHOSEN RULER
BY ABYSSINIA NATIVES
Equal Suffrage Does Not Prevail but
Emperor Deposed to Choose
Female

WASHINGTON Woman suffrage
ha, not vet become popular in darkest
African. but. according to recent dis
patches from AbySS,ula, that country
hd, selected a woman to hold down the
throne Her name is Uizcro- Zeddta
and She j, a daughter of the late King
Mcnrlik Emperor Lid leassu, q
years old, who ha, been emperor since
1918 was denosed to make way for her
Boy Emperor Dethroned
Lid lcassu, the dethroned boy en-
pcror,, is a son OF the late Princess
Nchoa9asch daughter OF Mcnelk, and
RaS Mlkhlcl OF Wollo He was pro-
claimed heir apparent in 1908, but it
never was regarded as certain that he
would ascend the throne, or il ne did
that he would be able to maintain him
self there Empress Taitou, halt-slster
of Ras Uli, governor OF the northern
provinces. was extremely powerful and
she didn't appear TO he able to make a
choice between Lid and her aunt, the
present empress, and other aSprants
She did not oppose Lid coronation
however,
Married When Ten.
U1cro-/cdd,ta is forty years old
She is the widow OF Ras Area SellaSsie.
to whom she was married when she was
10 years old> Ra, Area was the son
and heir OF the NcguS John, whom
Mcnclik succeeded in 1890. thus setting
aside his son law After RaS Areas
death in lSSS. Uilcro-Zeddita was mar
RED TO RaS GongSa, son OF the powerful
chief R1S Wolfe, and It was understood
that he had been planning ever since
to make his wife empress, not only
as Menellks daughter, but as the widow
of the righttiul heir RaS Area.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

TO he legal marriages in England
must be performed between 3 a. M and
J p m, except in the case OF marriages
by special license.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

A guide to good grocery and mca
markets on the better menu page to
DAYS issue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

at this time could have been bought
for IS cents a pound Now the dear
consumer gets held up for 4S cents.
And eggs Fifty cents a dozen
Storage eggs, too Fifty cents a dozen
Why last year they were only worth
er, selling for 80 cents
Even cheese. alas has fallen Or
rather. risen. At Thanksgiving time
in 1915 common cream cheese and
very common--waS selling at prices ~
percent les, than that now eagerly
sought after by the predatory rich
Oranges Up, Too.
Bananas retailing now at from n
cents to so cents a dozen. are pract
cally 20 percent higher than a year
ago; grapefruit sells at TIN, time Tor
! 10 cents each, where last year they
could have been bought at three for
| 2S cents. oranges have risen 25 per
cent They sell for from so TO 50 cents
per dozen
/ The faithful harnyard hen which
never is fed on milk until after II /,
killed. brings from 20 to - cents per
pound today, slightly more than the
price OF a year ago ducks retail at 20
cents per pound aS last year, and geese
are retailing at 20 cent, per pound, arl
increase OF ; cents.
Potatoes double.
last-hut most decidedly not least in
,l,. t,,,,,. vtb,,I ,.utr thut. :, r,1Ln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

ASST. BOoKKEEPER, cashier, detail clerk,
thoroughly experienced, familiar with publica-
akc entrs shae R Hf of ode also
knowledge Of stenography. 6 9I7 Led. Cent,
GiFE 59 Ledger R Ee3tFS
dSges 20 sar ny o eFEss sre e
sna 6s GdgaP oe a'd
COMPANION and practical nurse thoroughly
willing 10 travci % Phone ''t Gn l568 " '"'''''
coPAH0&N Div or Il @ dsSr S
COOK wants cooking by day part day. Call
" Il tPEH entire cFsTgS Kinder
man. French excellent reference. 7O2,
duties. 10 Rowland St. Palmyra, e. j. ''N"'
WITH Tfnsa req by |Rts Fsr GsHTa
away for sumner i65 Ledger ed TueoafRE ofaEe go
making good GOOD reterenee tS II S 756 'td Ledger 'ST on
IAUNDRESS. colored. first class. wants fine
FeF Branch rSt and S Pine ss l' Led
NURSERY GoyERNEss---s sylss; l or . chill
'ffG edeer "62 ofde Sreneh good refer
SCHOOL TEACHER. refined. mlddie-aged
TSssa @ 4%FqE @ as ETen
Address ID 2O6, Ledger Office.
expeTienced capable. fuil Of initiative. seeks sFs
responsible position. 4i6, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent exp,
capable Of meeting people, attending to details;
familiar with iron and steel. Fl i4S Led Cent.
GRAPHER-Beginner; trained to do neat
work. trial solicited, II 4i9, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, VIM. Penn High graduatei
months exp; So III 545, Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER and detail clerk; 8 years of
fee experience, 2233 Somerset st.
GRAPHER-Thoroughly exp, rapid ac-
curtT seeks high-grade pos G. 6i5, Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER. high school training over a
years experience, so. II 544, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER. expert, long experience fitted
for secretarial position. II $40, Ledger Cent.
TYPIsT-First-class knowledge of dctaphone
and stenography; 4 years office experience,
salary $40 G 04s. Ledger Central.
WOMAN, colorod wants general housework
days work or laundry, 2014 Fitzwater st.
YOUNG LADY college graduate desires tutor
ing, secretarial work teaching of sports
for this summer. q $40, Ledger Central.
YOUNG LADY teacher desires position for
summer months; exp. tutoring dancing ath-
letics, art or any suit. work II 558 Led. Cent.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ARCHITECTURAL, draushtsman Apply by let
ter; state experience and salary. Ballinger &
Perrot. lIth and Arch.
BAKERS and bakers helpgrsi good pay ~ Arpiy Nnp
MasGher st. and Allegheny ave.
BLACKsMtTHs' HELPERS wanted at once :
Aramingo ave. and Cumberland st.
BONE RtrTToNMAKERs and learners wanted
Hanelsh & Co. American and Cambria.
ROoKKEEPER--Thor experienced, one
EnsIisk ESIikR money. MONEY. p t8s5. ledger office.
ROY wanted in insurance office, Operate tcls-
pnone aiu , ,,IMS SrfWrisinr stating age expert
ence and salary expected. II $50, Ledger cent.
BOY wanted Esrs Pf,cSiTa Pf RaGgs aR9 1ih
and and Rrch Ii1''' "
BOY wanted ssGgt m f o aess Of 6lo a law and
PGg soda 2s@ to s fSE store 50a N1S
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN over 10 for general
work. good chance to learn s bus business @ siar pay
Hpply in person or by letter. II. k. Mulford
assiFeS trade. 65F, @nIGr Irds@r S f oiee ''"' ~
BqTS SN TASgFFRf A6EFf foLRF6ERb LRR6b AEb AEERh3 A
BFGKA%EBS MSs MatSsws e nn'%a ES sGS| % j.
HddFdss 7IG GedacT %d@ !GE %"r
INSTRUMENT, MAKERS; first class only; tool.
mSsRiniss. s.. 81 90 70 si0O; assistant machin
lists. s.. 90 to s.. 60; machine operators tmalel.
81, 90 to s224; machine blacksmithS for me
dum size work. able to work to blue prints
and familiar with of steam hammer,
$3.50 TO s3.IG, based on experience and cap9c-
ity; skilled laborers 81. 81, for outside and in.
side work; Cleveland. Brown & sharpe and
Grdley automatic turret lathe opGratorS
SO. 76; turret lathe hands, s2.SS, and Potter &
johnson turret lathe hands s3;5 per day;
citizens: higher compensation when on piece
work; IL days leave after one years service,
holidays and Saturday afternoons during the
summer months, all with full pay. Apply
Frankford Arsenal, Brldesburg Phiadel-
,NhI Pa
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ADVERTISING MAN. age "a. 4 years agency
experlence as assistant space buyer II s52.
BooKKEEPER will audit. open, close and write
up books, day or evening; mo9derate- ltee1ms %, or
| street
BooKKEEPEB. 2s. double entry. good office
position II i52. Ledger Central
v'S WISHES Boson good reforenee
| II i0I. Ledger onice.
CHAUFFEUR, mech, single. careful thor.
sSop Sm,p EXP So" Nelson xra S5ss 18th ST. o
CHAUFFEUR, 20, married. capable driving and
repa,rns r. any car gnr Wshes ol, 1qstion town or
| CHAUFFEUR. az. single Prot, exp driver and
mechanic. wishes position. II 454, Led Cent
CIVIL ENGINEER 21k years experience, wishes
onsS 9 Snns @ 9S @ Ledger SsR Pycs ssra
CoACHAfAN. best Of city reference. wants no
stlon with private family. city or country.
II 45s Ledger Central
COLLEGE MAN desires to make connection with
work WIN be rewarded by enhancement: 9
years business exp. II Gao. Ledger Central
COOK 4 Rr'TtER. nrst-class, host OF rrt: NO.
sition must he first class. p 625. Ledger on.
ESTIMATOR and draushtsman. building. CON
Ledger Central.
GARDENER-All-around man wants position on
gcntleman's place. tenant house: good ref
iT1i cedar ave Phone Woodland 36I2 ].
GARDENER single: strictlv r~qt ,I,sa ou
branches; best references. II G51, Led Cent
GARDENER and houseman. handy man: young
Russian: references II 1Oi, Ledger Office
HOTEL CLERk-Youns man who thoroughly
understands clerical work Wishes post mi Al
Pocono or White Mts. Gi3G Ludlow at.
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN, wide experience
thorough shop training. good detailer, excellent
designer OF automatic and special machinery
Box 47Os. Station +.
OFFICE MANAGER, accountant. 10 years OK
tion in or out Of city. u 25 Ledger ofncc, To''
SOCIAL woRKER-Young man, 30 married
wants position as superintendent assistant
OF charitable organization or institution deal
ing with boys or bnys' work. particularly we'll
qualified educated and refined with good busi-
ness experience. II jj2. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER- -BOOKKEEPER. 13 yrs with
present employer, wishes TO make change. II
G6S Ledger Central.
STENOGRAP PHER- -BOOKKEEPER, 81: expert
enCe; reference. II 6i7. Ledger Central.
WOOL BUYER-American. of high character
years; refs. Address NJ 3os Ledger Office
four years experience In large wholesale
house. desires position where strict attention
to business assures rapid advancement; best
references II 353. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. 90. Wishes position to learn bust
ness and go on sales force; salary reasonable.
602. Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN, age 20 would like position out of
town: seashore or mountains; hrst,class ref
rs months hotel cxper IO3, Ledger Office.
MIR. c. II. MAPLE, late in charge of Mr. ]. II
Cumming horses and previously with T; H.
Mitten. ESQ; pres p r. T. seeks position
ers; IL yrs show ring exp. Apply C. r. Maple |
Briggs Riding Academy, 2521 Fairmount ave |
JAPANESE COOK or general housework wants
position in P5ivoie has 9Ss, l9SE experience; ref
Gentleman's place; best reference. d 127, |
Ledger Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MAN AND WOMEN competent to take full
charge of club private house: best ref. also
chambermaids and tirst-class mattresses: best
wages. Anna NJ. Weir, Select Employment
Agency, AIS s. Carlisle st Locust GS-4O.
WANTED-At Mrs. Kane's Office. j11 s. 10Th
ST.. several chambermaids. trained Mattresses,
housemen. Wallets white couples. laundresses,
plain cooks; also Protestant cook and cham
bermaid, good wages, for house; refer
ences required.
WANTED-Cooks. chamb's. waitrs. housewnrlS
girls. cook for institution, cook and chamber
maid for Catholic rectory. Miss Rose Dough-
erty. 1913 w. Girard ave.
MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY, 21O7 Christian
tT.oc. 1899 supplies and wants 1st-class Prot,
Cath, male and female help. all nationalities.
WANTED-Gov's, pur's. oham's waits, cooks,
butts. hous'n n. coup's. Mad.Ashe. 1888 Chrlst'n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

WE INVITE YOU TO inspect the following list
OF rebuilt and repainted cars. which Of
fered for sale. Each car is in frst-class run
ming conditions:
RAMBLER, cross-country model; D. passenger;
vELIE. cylinder. 3 passenger; equipped
l9i4 STUDEBAKER. touring. electric lights
HGJiPMofBILE roadster. late model; fine condl-
tion; bargain.
1918 HUDSON, bodies
1914 OVERLAND roadster.
1918 CHALMERS, passenger.
1918 MARION passenger.
We also have rebuilt oLDsMoBILEs.
THE oLDSNIoBILE. COMPANY
23l N broad St, Philadelphia.
Phone Bell. Wal. 44s7; Key. Race 2140
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19
AUTOMOBILES

For Sale
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
IN USED CARS
1913 NrARMON Town Car. AL condition $500
PIERCE-ARROW Gas Chassis. ....... 700
PIERCE ARROW 8-+s 7-passenger demi-
PkLMER. INNER .ssiiNGER s-cyyindcr T-passenger Wv
sT'ERuRtRfsNs.iNiGHT' 6.c;ylndeer 'i;passen. WV
ger touring, starter and electric lights. $50
STEVENS-DURYEA B-cylinder I-passen-
wHiTE 6-Cylnder 7-passenger touring.
starter and electric lights ....,.... 1850
RAINIER 4-cynder 7-passenger touring. 500
TRUCKS
OVERLAND Delivery ........,.....,...S1 $3.50
ERIT Delivery .-,.' :. ;.''s''.'s'''' 5uu
FEDERAL l-ton Stake Body dy............ 300
THE WHITE COMPANY
216 North Broad street.
L. H o'NEAL; Used Car Department
Bell-Spruce 1902. keystone-Race 1884.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

Wff.r, GIVE You HIGHEST PRICE for old
ard broken gold, silver, platinum, etc. Write
call. Phone Park 4033 -. Berman, SIS N
Franklin.
on AMP AFTER May nth will not he re-
fponsibie for any debts unless contracted. by
nsvarlf JOHN TUEPbE.
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General

TEACHERS WANTED
I have promoted 900 tyHCncrs; why. not
YOU? Positions waiting, y. H. COOK MGR
NATIONAL TEACHERS AGENCY, 327
PERRY BUILDING.
. LADY who wishes to engage in n hiEh-cass
business her own account; capital of less
than $50 required; permanent Income as
sured n T47 Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

MEN, two. colored: freight elevator man and
hOuseman. The Tracy, 36th and Chestnut
NURSES AND ATTENDANTS-Th New Jersey
state Hospital at Norris Plains for the treat
ment of nervous and mental diseases requires
the services OF young men and women 10 be
come nurses training school course free for
those wishing to take III diploma upon gradu-
alton will pay at start, men $24 and women
s22 per month, with board, room and laun-
dering, and advance according to character OF
services rendered; experience unnecessary. For
application blank containing full particulars
b. d, Evans, Medical Director. p. o. address
Greystone Park, n. j.
OFFICE woRK-Young man. 10 TO 81, to assist
In office: must be neat accurate and willing
Call 1858 N. Front st.
RIGGING FOREMAN wanted; must be first class
and character
BISHOP RIGGING AND WRECKING co.
1lO5 Gilbert ave, Cincinnati o.
RIyET, HEATER wanted, first class expert
enced on oil furnace, for Bull riyeting ma
chimes. Apply crane dept. Niles Bement-Pond
Co, Miffn and Meadow SITS.
RIYETERS, cal5ers and filters wanted Cruise
kemper Co.. Amber. Pa.
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LABoRERs WANTED: GOOD WAGES
APPLY LINCOLN FURNITURE co.
10TH AND LEHIGH AVE.

LABORERS good wanted now at TyEert-Allen
Fertilizer Works. South Delaware and Wee
cacoe Greenwich PoinD; steady work
the year around for right men. See super
intendent, at works..
LABoRERs-Men for general laborinE and
farm work; steady work for sober. industrious
Milford Co. Glenolden. Pa,
LABORERS wanted Apply Irwin & Leighton.
at Webb Terminal Warehouse, Delaware ave.
above Walnut.
LATHE and boring mill hands; steady work
under good conditions for reliable men. Apply
LUMBER-Handlers and pliers 81. 25 per day;
moreland and Delaware ave.
LUMBER COUNTERS-Appy Pearson Ludasch-
er Co. Westmoreland and Delaware ave.
MACItINfST wanted at once; frst-class lathe.
horizontal. boring mill and ChuChug lathe
hand. American Engineering Co. Aramingo
and Cumberland ct.
MACHINISTS wanted: those accustomed to ma
chine tool work preferred. Apply Bement-Miles
Works. 2lst and Callowhtll.
MAN wanted for planning room In large machine
shop office, experienced on Taylor system pref
erable; good opportunity for the right man.
Address. stating reference, experience and sal
AIRY expected. NJ 74i, Ledger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, ,ggoIored, in family of two
adults, Merchantville; on trolley line (5c);
good home and good wages references re-
MEN wanted white or colored to wash bot
AIulford Co., Genoden, Pa.
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UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

wFsrERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co. 1901
lsEsTNSuT sTmiA TisF MGP0ngGId GSmes Mrs Mssy MS;
Rsrams. Lou NJ. Fralley John sich., Mr.
Miiier Mrs. Charles Smith. George NJ. Jones,
HAIRY McHaney Miss Ray Fox. w. J
fVeafany, Mr.. r. Heurtault. Commander Sth
81 Il. s s, Conynham J. A. GouEman. ,,.,
p6eTAL TELEGRAPH CO. 1920 s., PENN
dtTARE---Thomas Mcclure. Mrs Helen But
isr. Al Elsa. w. Roy Barnhill,
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DREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKtNG
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1435 GtRARD AVE. POPLAR G374.
DRESSNIAKINCi taught from any pattern; morn
and aft. sessions; send for circular. Column
bian DressmalSing School. 1876 Columbia ave.
THE MCDOWELL Dressmakng School: easy,
modern methods: small payments. 3O7 Dencka
Building, 11th and Market SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

PERSONALS

~ HfoVER--Informatlo wanted about wife and
Esuahfer OF the late ". Clay Glover. v. s.,
Formerly Of Toms River and silyerton, N. u.
and New York city; communicate immedi-
aies. attorneys, II 74S. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

INSTRUCTION

sons of ,AyY conysrss a dssir9gs Of
---9 l..oy; Write z. Ducard, Msiss.,,or MGiss q ESs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

BOOKKEEPER will audit, open, close and write
up books. day or evening; moderate terms or
permanent position. Accountant, $500 Pine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

OPERATORS. local and long
distarlce; experienced. Apply Keystone Tele-
phone Co. 1s5 s. I'd st., Room 403.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

MEN wanted white or colored. to wash bot
ties. Apply in person by letter to II. X.
AIulford Co., GlenOlden, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

ARCHITECTURAL, draushtsman. Apply by let
ter; state experience and salary. Balinger
Perrot. 18th and Arch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-19

sTENoGRAPHER. with knowledge OF booklsecp-
Ing in re2 estate II 2ce asa state sge and cxpe
arS 50 % to start ri, l. g. Led Br Goth and Market
T1NRooFERs' 6ePegr,s, wanted; must be ex-
laboratory assistants; excellent opportunity
for one ambitious Of suitable training. Apply
Glcnoiden. Pa ~ '''''' ~ '''''''O W.
w!ANTTEp,mIottsl manager for tcmperqnce no.
be fqlly cGnversant with front and back; at
gSd Spp 81, n, edser 9sS WS ofdS good
wANTED-Man experienced and proficient at
cabinet repair working and finishing; give
Carpet Company, Hazleton, Pa,
WANTED - Young man for bookkeeping and
sEn sEgn2sraphs,r . ono having eSpe5;isnST,e5 in
poTtTnity N ~ Led ledger GpSis ofaec. 'p's"'" w
Knowles looms 9o for GanadIag woPlcn mill
$neess5S es5lS H.. FaS HaS5iiS%sss5 %SSy the
Works W iith and r"i No6e T, oo '"''e' e' ''1S
YOUNG MAN for builders office, familiar with
sarS wanted 70 s'fs hsdseT central ana
YOUNG MAN TO sell electrical supplies; good
sS Sty ?r r"sdont @ T' 5S % Ghcsnu GMt"st St 0"s
NrS INLAND N fer SRs E 25 and f{E%Sg pref
telcsraphy; 81 start iiO2 Finance bldg. -
YOUNG MEN To learn trowe grndlng; good
wages Henry Disston Sons, Tacony. Pa,
Local COMPANY wants high grade S mashI9!sts
shops; all safety precautions; permanent work.
no labor trouble, standard wages. Reply j. p.
NJ. =. q. Bon 1906, Philadelphia, Pa.
PROMINENT DRY GOODS HOUSE requires a
young man, not less than 10 years of age who
would like to learn store decorating and card
son: reply with references. 2OI. Ledger
WE CAN USE several clcan-cut. aggressive
young men In our sales department.: call and
SEQ Mr.. walker. Frant2 Premier Distributing
JAPANESE COOK and steward for yacht; must
SEQ Apply Captain Porter Yacht Reoia
Cornthian Yacht club. EssinGton. Pa
HUSKY GERMAN packing house exper.: Intelli-
gent rcl,. depend ! ref, nee. II I40, Led Cen.
General
CHIEF ENGINEER, electrical and mechanical
experienced. SlsO0-S20OO; master mechanics
city manufacturing plants. $500; master me-
handler Of men sa4SS! 9iectrcians i spSas several
attractive openings out of town. good pay;
salesmen, experienced. kerosene fire engine.
SIS; sales manager. $500: bookkeepers.
eral, $l5; clerks. ss-S13; other positions open
HIGH-GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING
BECOME a travelling salesman; hundreds of po-
teed tuition fee partly payable from earnings;
or write School Of Salesmanshp. Baxter Bldg.
opposite city Hall.