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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15
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The wilder the pitcher the easier
he's tanned.
AS between Baker and a novice,
Connie Mack took his Pick.
When it comes to a showdown few
ball players can show up an umpire.
Manager Joe Tinker wants a second
baseman and doesn't care who knows
1t.
Manager Herzog of the Reds is anx-
ious TO get Joe Connolly, the Braves
outfielder.
A pitcher avoids walks to get out of
a hole a golfer walks to get from
one to another.
The gent who undertakes to length
en- his nights usually succeeds in
shortening his days.
Lehigh has a zap who is anything
but like the name He is a Chinaman
and the star of the team.
Dick Lawry, University of Maine
second baseman, has been signed by
Connie Mack for the Athletics.
Isn't it about time some major
league magnate was giving Jack
Knight a chance to make gooI?
Guy Mortons winning streak was
broken by the White Sox after he
had annexed eight straight victories.
Big league scouts are keeping close
watch on Connie Mack's infield. 1t
VIII soon be old enough to graduate.
Baseball scouts who find finds for
their employers haven't got thing on
the umpires who later fine the finds.
Manager Griffith of Washington
would take Fourier off Manager Row
lands hands provided he could make
a deal
Packard is proving one of the most
consistent winners on the Cub staff
He will be better as the season adj
vanceS.
A Little Rock grocer has been fined
$50 for batting ball player. He ought
to go into business with Ty Cobb's
butcher.
The Brooklyn Robins are going to
try ont pitcher named Wurm of st.
Francis college. Another case of the
early bird.
The fact that Ping Bodie is cIouting
800 in the Pacific coast league isn't
sensational. The thrill came when
Ping stole a base
Lakaf Of Dayton is the Central
leagues winning pitcher and the Vets
are sure to count another game won
when he goes in the pox.
Pitcher Guy Morton halls from Wa
terbury, hut that doesn't account for
his long wind-up. Right now he's the
whole works for Cleveland.
Be2ny Kauff was caught OF first
base .hree times in a game the other
day. Benny reminds Us Of Ty Cobb
wher hes walking 10 the plate
JEFF reSrenH rises tn remark that
the first time he ever saw a major
league ball team was when the ST.
Louis Browns visited Fredericksburg
No. Gwan, JEFF quit your kiddin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

ship is sinking, sure! Listen to me.
Banny you tell my folks at home
that | died gamer
And Banny, clinging to railing,
whopped back: What? Me tell your
folks you died game? What do you
take me fora fishT"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Cleveland may not win pennant
for many dreary years to come hut
the Indians have certainly given the
fans of the ohio metropolis "a great
thrill. and caused them. at least tenn
porarily. to cherish 81 mighty hope.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15
E elbow Feeling.

Mir. Landry, a wealthy though miser-
ly man, was one day relating to a
Quaker a tale of deep distress and
concluded by saying:
81 could not but feel for him"
verify, friend" replied the Quaker
thou didst right in that thou didst
feel for thy neighbor, but didst thou
feel In the right place? Didst thou
feel il thy pOcket?"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15
SIX sest SeIlers

The Tainted Talon. by Fred
Toney; "A Trip 10 Dixie" by DR.
Mike Doolan: Bloody Heads Tn
bowed. by Connie Mack; The Fence
Breaker by Bert Niehof; Go 70
Some, by John McGraw; a Son Of
Hope, By Pat Moran.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

very much improved fielder. He ap-
pears to have shaken Of the nervous
ness that was his besetting sin early
IN the season and has been tower Of
strength TO the Brave outfeld.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Babe
Red to
of
O.
a it's and runs
Ruth started with rush coping four straight engagements bowling
Yanks
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15
WILHOIT is IMPROVING FAST
Has Shaken OFF Nervousness of Early
Season and Is Now Tower of
Strength in outfieId.

Young Without of the Boston Nation
al league team has evidently learned
a lot while out on the trails. and is a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

There are two sides to every story
and some have four sides and CELL
ing.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15
JOHNSON is ELECTED
HARDEST MAN TO HIT

Walter Johnsons right to the
title of king of pitchers has
been confirmed, and by a vote
of the batters who awarded him
the palm, casting fifty-two votes
in his favor as against tifty-one
for Grover Alexander.
The balloting started during
the off-season and has just been
completed, each hitter picking
the six best pitchers he ever
faced. The total number Of
batsmen voting from both
leagues was ia. With six votes
each, the total was 6S4 cast.
Seventy pitchers, old and young,
figured in the voting, and here
are twelve hurlers in each ma
jor league who received ten or
more votes:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

jeff TeSreeu rises to remark that
the first time he ever SAW a major
league ball team was when the 81.
Louis Browns visited fredericksburg
No. G'wan, JEFF. quit your kiddin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Big league scouts are keeping close
watch on Connie Mack's infield. 1t
VIII soon be old enough to graduate.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Baseball scouts who find finds for
their employers haven't got a thing on
the umpireS who later fine the finds.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Be2ny Kauf was caught OF first
base .hree times in a game the other
day. Benny reminds Us Of Ty Cobb
whey hes walking 10 the plate.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Guy Mortons winning streak was
broken by the White Sox after he
had annexed eight straight victories.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-15

Manager Griffith of Washington
would take Fourier off Manager Row
lands hands provided he could make
a deal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28


TAYLOR. Dee 27 qEQRdr ". TAt1oR
ssd ss R.la'iysss And friend. IneEnsers Esso 81 d
yitsd to funsrsl ssfyiees. Sun. .. M, sis n
ioth a. Int Northwood Gem
rT9Msrs?T Tise TSshosgr spS S' a.a1k.sAi AkA
of Frank IT,. and late sublia Smith, aged 20
sipa'insA y NJ 2Sgs Wl,Rar st Sso!S asS HliesBsn;
msi5. s5 I9' ssc " ss@sd Thur m Tse''' r car F'
IowMSEND. Doc 20. ETHEL GoDFREY
nersl serye;f,s l,,;, end 1T prIyte r,ru,, ,,.,,
doaabisr dbairT " sts william ana sarah rrsot19s
need sh Rsajisas fngIa frisndas ,9Yted1 70 Is
,TR6ELscir Dee ..29,. tIiiEDERlcRE TRIO,
81 Relatives aud frIenas invited 70 funeral
vEBNoN DEC. 20. ANNIE y. wife. oi
tssbct6 NJ jordan. aged 95. sRslativcs aud
fSea' dsea IT. njd 2 1qoSa % 3s s. Se.
late concegticu church. ~ a. in. c,,,n.
wGtfdN. aged ~. Reiauyca nnd friend. IN.
yitcd 10 funeral ggryices FRI II n, Wat.
ysyanceS will meet ioi5 tran from Broad ST
WEEK S. Al Pbocnlxy,lle. Pa, Dec. "a. pR,
ALBERT WEEKS aged ns Rgletiyes and
bhoenlsy4le. sat. 2 p. m. Int Norris Gem,
,WETz5f;. Dec 90. Mrs. MARY. ,wETzEL
WHALES "mHBs;c. -, ANA NJ r., daughter
Fl yd Lucy an5 re 5. qtG I2R2 22 TRS 10 nsas sTsf r.
a. M mothers residence 3J52 Joyce at sol.
ctnn rcuucm mass Church of the Ascension 10
n. M, Int, 81 Domln!g's Ccm.,-...
tor of h5iGSSriss and Annie Williams aqsd asPEnn
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral Sat.
80 a. m, paTentg residence, ltl1 W. York e.
~, ,I3t H2ly seBnlc44G9r S9m1o Annt2 funeral;
James and late Margaret Wilson tnee Harveyi
Relatives and friends invited 60 funeral. Fri. s
a. tn,, from residence of his sister, 1871 s.
TAYLOR st. Mass of solemn rcuuem 81. An.
thongs church 0:aO a, ~; mt. Holy cross Com.
,wlLsQN, -RsGg "a WILLIAM husband %
vlted to funeral HervlcesJ sat, I y. M. 1850
a. 25th VI. Int. Sorthwood Gem Rrmaina
mgy ge Viewed Fra- ,!!g 70 p. n Auto funeral.
winch, AGED a. Rslstiyca and friends invited
to services, sat, y, M, 3SOs Lancaster ave-
WOODCOCE.-- Dec ~, ELSIE NJ. daughter
Goodwin Co, invited g funeral. sat, . y. m.
residence Of mother 1fi5 g. Taylor Ht Int
Fcruwood Gem Remains may be viewed Fri
WoLr.-pec. %. ELIZABETH, wife of WI
liam Wolf Sr Relatives and friends invited 10
funeral, Fri. $50 q. m, rgsldeuce Of son, VII
liam Wolf 1r.. 2i37 H. Firth vt High mass
S. AIMS church ID. Int Holy Cross Gem.
Gottlirbc aud late ChrUtlan Wormcck lnce
Church church and suniav s"5o6i. Mtt vernon% Pride
circle, so. 10. j.. T.. rf A., invited to fnnNral
Sun, r.. m. pnrcntP' residence. Ah3O Edge.
mont st. RrmplnB ms" be viewed sat. to 10
REi.I,--.ThIrd.dgy Dec. 20 j. LEE
DOM wORRELL, aged ~. Rclnilyeg and friends
Invited to funeral services. Siyih-dny. FRI,
1890 n. M, i4aG n. Bouyier st. Int. private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

qpdcrda of kits were Distributed last
tlaht ct the annual Christmas party OF S.
doeenhe Sunday school AZ Fourth street
rfie0ded. and each received n present per.
tfualy from Santa Claus. impersonated by
aohn ] Barnum
The presentation Of gifts was preceded
~ musical entertainment The Rev
Father j. J. Lamb. rector Of ST. Joseph's
Church, the Rev. Father J. y. pittar sew
ssai other clereymen and the sisters took
m active part IN making the affair
rnccess
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LOST AND FOUND

BARptN--LoHt pcarl and sapphire barnn Re-
ward N returned Watts Co. "a 5. 10th,
BROOCH-Lost Doc 20. between 4ith Et and
ParksIic ave- and Mctropolltan ppcra House.
rrnl reward II returned to H. Sollg, 1888
parkslde ave.
HANDBAa--toEt uu Thursday. Doc. n silver
mesh handbag. Generous reward " returned
10 q. s. 5. bcnlc, Navy Yard
lOCKET--Iost. small nnt gold ocket, CON
tanning childH photograph and lock OF halr
$40 reward on return to g. II. Sargent. AN
Chestnut st.
PERPETUAL POLICIES. Nos 10000 to 2O3O9
both Inclusive of the Nl"GhanGs lnsyrnnco, GO,
to 1919 Temple. now Eimbnll st. have been
lost mlHlaid application has been made for
policieH
PtN--Iost butterfly pin Of pcRris and damonds
reward. i22t Walnut; phone Preston 2fOj w.
RTNG-t.ost In Cynwyd Wednesday, Dec 20.
Rcntlcmans diamond ring. initials H. f.. II.
Liberal reward Horace L.. Dolun. Lodges
lane. Cynwyd Pa.
STAH-Lost, diamond star. set In gold. Metro
pO,ltnn Opera HuuFo. Tuesday evening. Re
ward. tnVcrsoll. Liberty Bldg
TOURING CAIj--t25 reward for return Of
stolen 1917 Ford touring car; manufHCtsu,rgc5rSS
Report to \. r. DevcrcnuN. 32l Walnut ~,
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BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

ot5PERATtiiNd
Work near your home in pleasant and
heaIthful surroundings, with excellent uppUr-
Iunties for rapid advancement
an Phiiadelphia: probably there is one within
"A few blocks from your home. Unusual uppor-
tunities FOR earnest intelligent young women
between lS and - years OF age
New employees are paid while learning
and a-e rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the best
Of food is sold at cost In every Central
once.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation
Opportunity for advancement 10 SEN
Tor and Supervising positions.
Apply al 4Os Market street. daily. exeept
sunday. 80 a. m. to y. M, EVENING"
between and o at any OF the following
20 w. Chelten ave, Germantown
bAth 81. ana Woodland ave,
nth and Diamond sts.
Lancaster ave. east OF o2d 81.
tOB Market 81.
BuRI.ERs wanted on mems wear: fancy
worsted Apply shackamaEon Ailils. Ale
gheny ave. and Hancock 81.
CANVASsERS EXPERIENCED ONLY; PER.
AIANENT PLACE, APPLY II A.. NJ. no /
si, No no CAR no NORRIS ST.
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LIE wANrEp-rEMALH

HELP WANTED--fEMALE
csnnnasd ron rreeedino coIama
cffAMBERwAfD ana waitress. sas PER MONTH
Seray a iaesP aospltS 5loo spruce y st. person on
cILLp,NuRsE tor I child. can MORNINGS. tia
fnantown is2 W p''e'.'
| GIRLS WANTED. over Is---Ineressed facilities
IntsEen1 rFs for labeng pS ana !sslIns ana
gssn fsFinEh Eheahy sufToanGnss 81 hours ws week
sslsty 81 q bsEinnsrs wlta tapId & adYsnees s
FL ser T0p 10 o Milford q asnoGsn sSGiS or ps r.
GIRLS for lace wlndng room 10 experience re-
GIRLS 10 and over for pen making: good
pay TO learners; steady work. 1911 sprinF
8Si5S 8BBy rcnna gno Hospital % 9,o Market KEN ~ EofN
HQsrERy-Toppers. and knl,ters on Scott = VIII
llnma aud STANDARD y machines hlshes,
r'1iirr psrimsnt siiS North Howard 'i'''''' y
HOUsEwORK - Girl for general houasworki
small family; 20 yss.blnEi vases igi rsf!
or phone Germantown 1884 J.
LAuNpRESs. PIotisstent sober, soloreS. tor
sonntryy, place; @ = tsy, days waah and iron days
s.. oeVTs VdfesnvIiic y. q. Delaware "'''' ms :
MEMBERS. gKpcriGnesfd on knit jeTssy, cloth:
20. aiiS n, Howard ward f's'''u o"''' wear
MEMBERS OF, lovers lacosi also girls 70 learn
APp'y sst the hr0m''y Lace Co. a and s0"sF-
MEMBER on upholstery goods a, Theo. Alb
bott Co, Berltley st., eant Of WAYNE ave.
NuRSR for child q months old Apply esss
Overbrook ave. Phone Overbrook 1864.
NURSE wanted. white. for child years, At
Rrdror. IA. Phnno WAYNE 605 X.
OFFICE ASSISTANT for clerical work. must ba
quick and accurate; state experience and sal
AIRY. NJ 45G. Ledger Central.
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced aud thoroughIy
cQmpetent. wanted for permanent position;
willing TO learn and anxious 10 adyance state
experience and salary. Il O2S. Ledger Onice
STENOGRApitER. with experience as private
secretary must DO neat accurate and alert.
state salary aud experience. G3i, Led, on
srENOGRAPHER and typewriter. at t5tO nor
son. Frankford Arsenal.
TtPMARERS wanted experienced on mems soft
folt hats; good wages; steady employment.
Apply Frank Bchoble 4 Co, 10th and oxford.
TYPtST. experienced on smith-Premier machine;
salary SO: state reference. Apply. by letter,
United Shoe Machinery CO. 4l5 Arch st.
TYPlsT--A good opportunity for an accurate.
OPERATOR ono with experience preferred Apply
Chiffon Co, Market and 40th Ets
YOUSG LADY for general onlce work in whole.
sale house, with knowledge OF ntenography;
Htate ace experience and snlary expected.
WOMAN white. wanted for scrub work. Apply
punna, Hospital, 4i0l Market at
YOUNG LADY with good business experience TO
nHsigt with general office work: must be quick
and accurate nj figures and thoroughly under
stand fractions; GOOD opening and promi.
nent position for bright, Intelligent and
careful worker: state axe. full details as TO
experience, ns well as salary expected, other
wise application will not be considered. O35
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED ut Mrs. Kane's oftc. a, ,,, -. -.
N..-flrBt-clasa cooks butlars ~ lhth
trained waitrensos, chldnursss stsslgesn
melds. houAeWork girls, for city ana ss,.. ~.
reference required Apply after 10 a ~ n'fs'
MRS. NICHOLAS. 1920 Bainbrtsv. :, ~
buffers second men. couples costs ~ Wanis
Mattresses, parior maids eoef - 70 tt0,
siris housemaids Phone Locust aiao 'senua
COOK AND CIIAAtBERAfAtD. frat ri... -.
e. tor Ietholic rectory; nrst-claas butie, rn.ni
siasS hei9 want positions. Miss Rose bs'sllstt b,'lst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, 1901
Chestnut str y. brown, Erlco Bonbriga
Mr.. Frank liehe. u. II. Bachman, Phil y. lVlt
Dr. Carlos lirCncH. John Allyn Campbell, Rob
ert z. Clark. l. N. Clompus NJ. J, Walter
pamon itr s and Mrs tRSPF tRartg dee DcSST % Del
cher. Harper & CO.. Dewecsc Rogers Lumbar
90. Embeco Dress Co, !. H. Earl Anna b.
Eyans, Mrs W EMIT t,, HlT end G2nd SITs ,Erlleg
FcdEIEH FredcrIcE capt S. ", Gross. j. " qSorEe
Jr,, W. w, Goetz j Harris, g; w. liEupt
George y. Herlrt, Mrs, j., e Hansen, E, Mrs
qgorEe A. rlb Hart Mrsi =. HeliWwan p. a.
John n Itcir, Dayid LadinBky. Lloyd, Rcv.
Dr and Mrs Ely Meyers. Harry +. Middleton.
NIr. and Mrg, }. G, Mayer, q, A. Mckenne.
Mrs Ida Mckeone. Chas. MnrBullcs. Chaplain
SIAM MekjiSisSa jSInca M]eGohne ] hasss ssssS sunpy Ts CO..
Miss Jamie McGl!ci G, D. ,AIihs; Z. Il. Nc
lnurd. katherine Nicholas. Ernest Nollc. Miss
Mary proston. Olaf pedcrsen., Mr., EdMnrd
ioaiiniy Ray. Forenee .RlchSiTt, William run,
u. NJ Saylor Mrs. Lillian sullivan Mr.. Tony
Raymond, Mrs. George s. Ramsay Jos, Y.
Ryerson & son. Amy SnedOn, Mrs, GLADYS
Street ;yion I9fisD9 ssi9Iia s,pgln sci SHehfo
John TulSler, Wallace wrigloy. W. A. Wild
4 Co. LOuis Won GaehtleeT. Madeline VIII
iiams. the washington Talking Machine Co,
Mrs. Wes.buTy, Mr. WatlYns Mr., Nm Zes-
TELEGRAp,H CO. 5, Penn saqpaT,s- ap-,--
TucIEey;, TIE; Albert isrel, Mrs, *, IT,, Nicholson,
Lee ullen Mrs @; ST. j. Grehe, 7. g, peve-
raux,, Rev, r.. l. Murray, Miss Mniore Gard.
ner. Mrs. ~. c. Butts.. NJ. NJ Hunter. sarah
els j. hyme. Albert phillips. Norman Drum
peer. Pete Bryon. G, II. Price, a. A. Gilie,
Miss Crssie Menew, Lawrence Flynn.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
FOR SALE

bought. sold rented exchanged; Tepalriasi
supplies. Lafe keafer. American ms99lise-
turcr, $50 0tTard ave, Phone kens. sdlo
BILLIARD AND POCKET .rABLEs-Also bowl
ing alleys: monographs; easy paynenta
Brunswick- Bake Collender Co. 1909 Arch -
BILIIARD pool tables: new. secondhand bowl
ing alleys. easy payments; RasattosabssttfS-
Street Co. 2a2 S. sth 81, Phone Wal s2s4.
CASH REGISTERS bought exchanged, repaired.
Teplsted; supplies new and factory, rs9uie. g ~
new total addeTs low Sa5. eau ana -
our new models Registers sold By us on easF
payments and fully guaranteed -
THE NATIONAL CASH ASH EEaIa3LIEh ~
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HELP WANrED-FEMALE

SSISTANT-Thoroughl experienced office as
sistHnt: preference giyen TO one who has had
chain store wholesale grocery office expert
enco; state experience and salary 455,
Ledger Central
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OPERA CHAIRS SOC UP

NEW kSb kkSb5DuttssfEp DuttssfEpBsoLb' AND RENTEp
CHAIR EXCHANGE, 8. ~. cor. oth ana y -
PIPE SUPPLY. zoos N, Ith, Both phones
sAFEs-Fsreproof. new and slightly used s! ~
sizes; baTgaiusj repairlngi opening all hANs%t
low prices. il8l Frankford ave.
SAFES. hTeproof; also thin wall safes elosia5
out large lot OF slightly used. az s,.,,h s,srh ~
USED OFFICE FURNITURE 80.
Everything Imaginable In this lice ana lie-tiss =
OF Va; best assortment and best falea4 =
Phila free auto delivery anywhere
HUGHES, 1ith and ButtonWood,
MODERN siDEBoAR5 carved 10 Japan blesz.
price S20Oi bo seen. CO. Ai1@-
Ofhce.
FOR sALE-No. L. q. smith typswhisH
Phone Walnnt 1884 or Raee lI9I.
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INSPECTORS-High-Era grade men for laying out
accurate finished machine work. highest WAGES;
excellent working conditions. Rspiy 10 ~ P
NJ" Il, o. Box 1922. Philadelphia, Pa.
KITCHEN MEN wanted. Apply timskespeT'
office, BelleVue-stratford Hotel Broad and
LABORATORY, ,AssIsTANTs-HiEh school grad
uates wanted as laboratory nsBlstAntsi steady
position with advancement depending on the
Apply In person By letter H. *.
Mulfnrd Co. GlenOlden, Pa
LABoRERs. skilled Csoldsrersl. 4224 per day
o. hours. day rate more on PlseeworEi
cltizens. Apply IL person. Frankford Arsenal
LABoRERs wanted, eoiored, for p. r.. RI
sired. Apply lS n lIth 81,
LAHoRERs f9g outside eonstrgeton work, dlx-
gtngy ete.i a2A0 per day OF hoursi citzenH.
Apply In person Frankford Arsenal.
LABoRERs, wanted for p. r. r. steady work.
can board with company IL desired. Apply
as n. l7th.
AACHINlsT-wanted curtain aud lace machine
machinlsts must be thoroughly eonyersent
With erecting machines, especially with catch
bars and other inside work. Address A $50,
Ledger Oniee, stating experience wages ex-
pected. etc.
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General

General
LADY-we have vacancy for n tactfui,
wcll- educated lady y organizer; position ia
permanent and offers good salary to com
pot"nt woman. write full particulars. A 328.
Ledger OnlCc.
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Ledger ONCE.
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ryrrp 1rr . AMMAN uxA-
HELP WANTED-MALE
Northern boulevard daraEc, 1910 ". broad
GATED BoY TO LEARN NEwsPAPRR
BUSINESS. MUST BE 10 YEARS OF AGE,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AID
opp for hdwancemcnE p Ssb oSSseT oIsss SSa
poys no DEt.IvrR. CtIANfE ron An
tsnyr,tSS, ,u.S,,i'i iILInT NIhfNNNh hs,ty, ~
hv1S' a. H. 10 10 ~ years old; 90 whiie, learnInE
19hn bromley sons lehish ave- below
49, 4, y, ~, ,r,,,,.., -, ,,,,.. :. . = .
SAh
MORE 6IiI0 FREE ii fATioR i7IIi5Fk Al NO
e. iiTH ST N'1A 4''''0'N DSi''NS' Wv
IIfrt t5E An,t, IIofrqts,fAN, g.. .r,u ,,,ii,, q,
country. rnfaTence rc1nircd d phnns Tor a.
tails or appointment, ogonts 1850.
NlShoN lNiL.NiSG hAChiNH CoMfANf
"1 20 abinntrnahsr,so' r%,t,ns ,o'
Hardware ntters
Rough rip sawyers
IOintsr
Physical examination necessary Apply
Onlce. 85 Cooper street. Camden. n, j.
CHEMICAL ASSISTANT. for organic reHearch
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! hSS SfatfS AR As BnssS ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

REP EPATRsfEN-Competen men. experienced In
repairs 70 modern machine toolsi highest
WAGES. Reply j. y. ~, p o. Box 1922 Phila-
deiphla, la.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

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Phone Walnut 1884 or Raee 1871
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-06
To the candidate securing the
highest number of votes during each
month of the contest will be given q
26-Piece Silver Set,
value SIS
value SIS

This VIM. A. Rogers Silver Set
will be given to the contestant who
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for the months ending November LIST,
December LIST, January LIST, Febru-
ary LIST, and March LIST
In addition to the large list of
valuable prizes mentioned in the
above list, The Morgan City Daily
and Weekly Review will pay five per
cent commission to each contestant
in the race, with the exception of the
three contestants who win the first
three prizes. These three contestants
will not receive the cash commission.
The commission will be paid on all
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view, The Weekly Review and the
famous lax Gold Point Barnett
Fountain Pens.
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contest.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-06
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they
cannot reach the seat Of the diseaee:
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-06
Bon Ami Oil Stove

This splendid prize is given by the
DYER & LEHMAN CO., LTD,
MORGAN CITY, and is now on ex-
hibition at their store. DYER &
LEHMAN are not only agents for
the fine Oil Stove, which would be
welcome in any home, but they
pride themselves on having one of
the finest and best stocked GRO
CERES in South Louisiana.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-06
SIS Wardrobe Trunk

This elegant prize is given by
THE HENRY LOEB CO., LTD,
MORGAN CITY, and is now on ex-
hibition at their store. Call and see
this prize. THE HENRY LOEB
COMPANY are distributors of the
famous HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX CLOTHING for men and
young men.
The candidate receiving the Fifth
highest number of votes will receive