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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
MARRIED IN RICHMOND

HAGERsTOwN, Ind. Dec. THE
marriage Of Miss Leona Sells, o popu-
lar and accomplished young lady and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sells,
of North Perry street, to Mr.. Merll
Ford, of Bryant, Indiana, occurred at
Richmond Tuesday. The Rev. ]. F..
Rae, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Ford
returned to the home of the brides
parents, where they will reside for
the present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-07
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND sUrEIEGRAM THURSDAY

Fenimore and son Howard, Muncie;
Mr., and Mrs. Hurlie Lantz and chill
dren. Mildred and Dudley. Hagers-
town; G. G. Fenimore, California, and
Harold Fenimore could not be present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

! uelWeen household duties TO worl, at lare
unV, besides, thcre are schools whore lace
.""hIHs IS taught to as many % 10 or 10
| !gMnS girls All ono time
Is, ne secretary of the commission is Nj
! New York ~
,,, lhere are many kinds OF Belgian lace
lnat handsome gown for S3i75 is Brus.
| Ss'S rose point lace. We have sca-fs Of
'n' same from $500 TO $4,000 and fans in
an colors from $50 to 5000. Then there
"a applique Brussels lace. We have one
gown OF 1t at $1,000, and scarfs from Sg5
up ana pieces by the yard from g. up.
Another Belgian lace is Flanders rui.
pure. We have gowns OF it at SiS5. They
~ very suitable for young girl and we
nave all kinds Of collars Of gupure and
pieces by the yard of various widths also
some scarfs
Here are duchess rose point-anotber
kind OF Belgian ace-colars from $40 I'M
IN laces by the yard we have Mechlin
nalehclennes. BinChc. Point de- Paris and
Iolht de Lille AS for doyles, table cloths
ana Ded5prcads, we have an almost inoN.
HanStihle variety at varying prices
SLACK laces are also here. We have
one gown in black lace. II is worth Stt5O
ana Us made of Chantlly Mcc very fine.
we had very successful sale at AT.
man q. IN New York All the proceeds go
TO the iund for the relief Of the Bcigians."
CARLSBAD IN UNITED STATES.
since 1891 the waters Of Bedford Springs.
"a nave been famous. said II. e. Lam
SINGER. manager Of the water department
tied '''''
There are three kinds of Bedford
springs water" he continued "Thcrc is
the Bedford mineral, a purely medicinal
wafer the BEDFORD Springs table water
natural water and the Bedford Springs,
sparkling water, which on account of the
Hrarcity ot the mineral waters formerly.
imported from Germany, IS meeting with
unusual favor.
queen Victoria sent the first CA blegr,In
across the Atlantic to President Bu
chanan who was then taking the Bedford
water at the Bedford Springs Hotel
That was on Auguat l3 lSj>.
~ prominent English physician who
formerly sent hS rnt en'a to Carlsbad is
now sending them to Bedford Springs for
me Waiera Sluro the wnr has ,ntetIcrud
With sending them to Carlsbad
such prominent physicians as Dr. W
q. fancoasi, Dr. y. 'Iavcs Asn"w and
DR.. Dc Forest Willard all recommended
the Bedford Springs water indeed. Nod.
iord mineral springs - the Carlsbad of
America
THE FELL COMPANY MOVES.
Tho rapidly expand n4 businsas Of the
II. 6, fell Manufacturing Company makes
necessary their removal from their Old
quarters, liz SAMSON street. where they
have been for the last Il years. TO naIa.
tial new quarters in the Harris Building.
22l and Market streets.
Their new plant will be all on one
door. The building is concrete and fire
proof with abundance of light on all
sides.
Ihe Il. G, Fell Manufacturing Company
duplicate nnd trinIirato
sales books, and has extended its business
INTO II States
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

road. died early today at his home here,
following an Illness of several months.
He was president Of the Petersburg
Savings and Insurance Company for
many years and was one of Vrginia's
leading citizens lie was former chair
man OF the board OF visitors of the Nir-
ginia Military Institute.
1t developed today that Hamiltons
death was due primarily to a fan he
sustained in Il runaway accident some
months ago. when he was thrown out
OF buggy and injured his spine. This
resulted In "A peculiar affection OF the
nerves about the spinal column that p,tz-
zicd eminent surgeons who examined him.
As q last resort an operation was per-
formed Wednesday, but the patient never
rallied.
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Edmund +. Jenks

Edmund T. jerks. Of Cornwclls, Bucks
County. died at his home as the result Of
stroke OF apopleNy MIR jerks was a
produce merchant for many years. lie
was n former member of the Republican
County Committee. MIR jerks served as
postmaster at Cornwells for six years
during McNinlcy's administration but re-
signed under President Roosevelt lie
was a member Of the p. O, $. OF A, and
resided in Cornwcls for IL years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

ond friends are INVITED to attend the funeral
] rssdence OF OF aeTubS aer husband i2iP Rochee a9e '
nsiar mssa9fkon ce n'ergn private st n t
/ day evening.
! PEDDRICK.-On February 2. 1919. FRAN
tES h., widow OF Washington r. Peddrick
| The funeral services. on MONDAY. az II a,
~. precisely. at her daughters residence
mcnt private.
PRETTY ON February . 1915, MARY,
widow OF Adam Pretty. Relatives and friends
at $40 a. n.y. from from her late rosiden e. @ii
Sicntou ave. Germantown, Solemn Requiem
,hSli5i Cemetery ''"' '''''' ''''''' ',''
RECKEEUS.- Suddenly on February .. iolo
F,pggh cryiccs or sturdy az 2A}. r. MI
Il G'Guc SO Wcst Hoortt5GT st.. Gcrmantowr
Train leaves Broad st. station at 2ii p. m.
REGiI-Ou February l. 1910, HARRIET IT,.
widow. Of william Rcgli at the residence,
gSlo pasch2l ayc. scryi .os a. s. James,
ii. M interinent private
RErrARD. suddenly. on February l. 1910,
.of Uc6lStmcni 70 O r. n.y. 10. iG9' 'IT1i'i and i.
of Il. r, No. leo ar, invited to attend the
funeral services. on SUNDAY. ut 2 D. m. at
The rosiIoug. or his son.iu-law, MIR William
]5fnWooa ] ts GSmetSrv '"R RcmSns mS may be Viewed
SATURDAY,. from 20 10 u. m Automobile N.
RYAN.-on February I. 1918, PATRICK Jo
husband or stella Ryan and son Of Patrick
TrlonGs & ,hS roM If oTi.crs OF the "a
District aud the lth Ward Republican Club,
q $50 d NJ rom hiS late reI5IenGie ,,l,ie, w
Ti TI1iT,rib M 10 M'SI m '' Intsgment AZ
.i.E . Lgss ''m''cr%. ....-.,.,,.
E'iib3,1N ~ r r1IrVarE d. ,n lni| Il ~ ycrS
lGi3Mn d, NM" Sg'tM.n"f HEg" 10 w StttSeIri
~, flW'hI, on SHndnA' ~ ~ a. M, rom hlt
gt'T ,JsttI'R, q - sn52 Nl'ho"S S'' 'h'''"'"'
St,pp;It.In ,tt,,, g r. 80, s,r,,l
Aianm,IG Aarl A,Ef'9 9trSno on iHyTTIiITXH
S"ii1t,if!i ~ "' ~ nra 'iN i,,
yltod 10 attend tbn fnncrni from Friends.
NL,tIrr tr,rsn Ia ~ - S,vrr,b il 'iny
tSnifi,iIa, IN. 5tb inst nj . n m Inter.
msnt private.
SnEDAKLR.- on February g. InlG at his
late residence liO West Coulter s' Ger.
manjtvu "a kRI.rS t. SIEDAKER Due
notice of the r,Inprti viii he EIyGn
SINjEIsE 90, t..i,,,.,,,. I tnic N,py
SiNiiEICs yifr nf Wuii,rp Sin,kjs" ami
uieata Relatives and rTi"nda. Hig6' i. V n
Sulality. LoIruu VI tho Sacred Heart. Altar
IN, ios2rg Sog,"ics Of the Holy Sp.Hi
on saturday, ar ~ q. m, from hcr late
sid"9ug ~ South Clit,on ave. sharon HI,
Splr Ilwrcn az 10 a. IN. lnicrment at Holy
m ,.,. ,.,''rN'
SENDEi NAN suddenly, on February y,
W; Mi.n n, NGNiM @ T. I%nGn''p Ht ,ns t4c ,1,GT ,nG
Mll.sN anu sum ,N'h"'.i,.ln. hy,a'l\Ss i atiIi
l..rul. ar" INV. To- 9llthl ne '.snrIHH
IiTN,'I'.s, p" pc, ,H,I T'S,'TI1n.en ,'"I NoTCn NoTCnn
'"1" -, ",, r"'',ihE, AT ~, III IL
tIim ,nt,ogm'ht private at west haure'
IN. ,,.,,'''H. w
SULLIVAN on February l. 1916, ANNA
Of the atc ha,ricE and lir dEct Finn Rcia,
II,n"S IhI iiiGnG. hrc ihNitE9o TO- ATTEND me
ss%' at. T%5stIsg.s" t1gt9 E!as, Eiss'hisr ', ss
tH,h ward. Sn.Gmn ReGHlem Mass al @ @the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

MARKLAND on February Q tsiG.
years. Rela;iyes and friends sre Invited to
attend funeral. saturday at $40 A. m,
Baworc couat tsaPRSe PS ffR9RS Mass Mass SS''HRS az nc
church Of our, lady Of Pclpctual Help Nor,
Train iGaycs broad IT. station 5n' at at 6:55 a. M M
Automobile funeral.
MscCArLEr. on February 2 1910. JOHN,
HSi2ti'ovJ ana friCndF ,2lso, philHgdelp9}iia
wharton, Ir 90. omployos. are invited to
Iata tcsiIsngc g;SiS 'THiI.t ave "' fniormestit
fntnVuol Cemetery.
MERCHANT on February y 1910 JOIN
VIZ husband %. Cmn Merchant Rclatlycs
!. y 100" intitol ~ attend funeral 1cryres
@2l g'ysr.ori ave- lutcrmcnt Moutrosc
NS5i6RREN Sii6RQl .,, on y, ,l,la, ,lr.grgo,ry ,2l9 @
noWicE Mnfg9uru Relatives aud friends az.
sSo nv HAN, C4l ."fI3l fIL3,l @g Snnlloo'"SE 4
i5t6 st. Wcit rhno.' solemn ReGuicm Mass
tn,oraasn, "t Grnaiaah comStSry. St'TTH at " " III.
McMoMlGI E.,-pn February 2, toiG. DEN,
Ecn N N5ninlG Of rroH@masaanae Wa a g. hR''E|" E|@unt t
''n'g,H !fSlaH. ,gNrH'iEas ana iL'n.si
Division a.. i u H. are .6ylttI TO attcnd
s Ia,S res mcncES, m E,' r ao1ts 9il a. "g,lciTnInI
aT'' ~. fn,cim5nt a iioi1 Gr,ss Ge"mWcfteary' at .
McNtlIN..uu February 2. 1910. CATu
NRlNE. vito of John " Nulty. RCaiNCs
on r5"sdIy m gal' I'd" mn rom iG, Vrl 1Tsrt,
@e1,s Of, ouv@r H. Itan 'ts@d lthognaaIt y
Chhr,R. at 10 g. '"' m tn,crm,nt az hSl5
MIiIETr ON February -. 1910. JOHN p
fgn Of the loto Martin and Margc, Miugtt
ioiG i4@cr rc Mli SIac ,gG Efqn,r' 'at'' from hts
M0N,fNlTI.I. IL. ,r,.,0.og, February > lolG,, Will
'rrdc UIuc T. q. H. 30. 70 star Of GibhTiV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04


.oouirement Of the pure food act goes
viih everything that we send out
~ would say that approximately we
usrnfactire 10000 small crackers each
Ssv one of our novelties at present in
Srsatest demand is Il sandwich made of
~ crackers with peanut butter between.
aour most popular brands are lunch.
oo.thins. saltines spiced wafer and
sweet marie
eNearly all our work Is performed by
rscbinery. Here is machine wherh
s0sl cakes are dipped first in march
maiow. hung on driers which travel along
an endless chain, are again dipped I'm
rhornlate and finally dried, collected and
placed In retainers and boxes by two or
ihree operatives. II takes about four
hours for the endless chain to make one
journey
Here is a machine for putting up the
crackers in an alright holder II can
turn out 900 packages each day. II uer.
forms its work with one operation ana is
far superior to the old.fashDned way of
making these packages by hand-- The
packages made by this machine are sealed
Al both ends and down the side SO per.
fectly that no dust or even air can get
through II. and 1t keeps the crackers
crisp and fresh for long time.
IAN our employees are experts; they ob.
serye our motto of absolute purity in
CARRYING out thoir work i'm every detail
Our machinery Is kept painfully clean and
is all enameed in white. There are LARGER
concerns than ours, but none cleaner"
LACE GOWN WORTH S3I75
real Belgian lace gown worth S3i75 is
one of the many exquisite exhibits on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. Feb.

W FN0TTIsNN IV.Nl 10, 7
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey: Fair tonight and Saturday; slowly
rising temperature; moderate southwest
winds.
Fair weather and low temperatures pre-
vail throughout the eastern half of the
country this morning under the influence
of high barometric pressure, although
conditions are beginning to moderate in
the Ohio basin, Cloudiness Is increasing
in the plains States, with slight rise in
temperature at most places, and with
snow hurres over large portion of the
Missouri basin. The crest of high barom-
eter Is over West Virginia this morning.
and will probably pass off the coast dur
ing the next "a hours.
u. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
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DEATHS

HsEfhFIAEiEyAS sfFAiRyN + s'g. or T;sbrgS5y :; II2lG; 10
ftirnS ffinnSfr ased 20 years Relatives and
! late residencc, Gsgo Rising sun ave-. Lawn.
be Viewed 'FGd on FrGday Prom rrom to teap"f ,. A may
HEprENSTAII.-O February 2. tn1G ME.
/ LINDA H.. wife OF som HeppcnataIl nj her
and tnce terrarsc s U1 noc H"s'T o G To}a rsT an3 H
/ be given. Pittsbursh papers please ropy
] HElNEHSON.- February L. 1916 HAIR
! RIET j.. daughter Of Harry and Daisy
/ Be,Nsrson ,neo Harmcrl, gEcI u mon'ha
| i,er Earcats 'f1Scsiqyac%% ii@S west 'Bau6biS
HENDRICk.- February :. 1915. ot ,h,
residence OF hcg son, 10 Wost logau, Ger.
mendFPS|yRR MmHllGbf Mass Wsl''T 8, FTas 5i
Assist church Mond1y morning ut 10 O'Clock
HIGGINS. on, February ! lolo THOMAS
giinns gcG Iienney tci2iives ana ttenas arc
invyed To attend Nc, funeral ON Slturaav,
den,c. William T. MSN4m@ra. 'gGj7 .sdvih
Requiem Mass at tie FpigihHIny CNlrth att .ii66
q, m lntcrmcnt at New Cathedral Gene
JOHNSON. ON February . io1G LE ROY.
S"n o, Willmm y and tn" lato Gcorgi1una
also s ouo,Hcn's Erih'' arr igyitrj ,o ,'iis,i
The tnncnl Ecrlwc.. on SaurdgN ai p. m.
fntcrmon, on surf.s nj GGorrc,";yr Nj
via u M. train from Broad street station
IEL!L kEHk ON. Eenw2rv =. toig. ,MAETHA J,
years, Relatives and friends arg ngI.cd 70
soth ST. ir,crnent .riyn,c.
KERN. ON Fonruory .. 1910. GEORGE e.
bIy.''N ss" I,ndS,, "'r' Inh, I.'nr Ns'"m.
n,,Nt ~ ~ y q. W, y. aud cunloycs of
6t.nJ ba lpdc2 3rior TT2ns'GM II" n'o to
ro@.s,,'. caa- NltE' o,i, .,,,''ES, .' NV, Ia,'
Ghcitcn a,oI in,,arsnI strlrtry ,ri,,,,, ,'.N"
kIiliNN nv lohrunry . ln'G Rnv tOHN
u. klLllAN. iu hia 10th vcnr Relatives
am am friends 9rc invited 20 attend th" funeral
r,bnsgr '''EE, IL, Nll,,gn' H2ng.. 81 West
viii he reiu IF" "a 'nrlIa. If.rt'. ,,G"
Oh r-IieG. ~ ia.Grmcni,' i,'' ON sanfiIaNl
~, ''n,,n ,,,,n u" ~ ''o'N.
NnniinEiib,E' suddenly ON teh'nDnv &lnlG
Res'5tiyvGcss H,,'N 'MitiNIH. IN fs ,rnh Year.
ISrosr,, ~ T. '>i' anl \. W" ,tFaalm "
Other 0rga fIr,,s ~ ,yIi,iN NH -, Hhl ~
IGGr I"@rs arr e, 4nyrs1 "ys1 to tssSSd the on.rl ecfv
his late roFi1cuur $50 %Cr'h ntiN ., 'II.
fc"mCn' AZ Mt Ncruup cemetery Ann.
mobile service
EUlp daurh,Cr or ,rn l,,o IaNn .,i.t G,,''
nrne =; Eisslgrr Relatives and rrlcnds can
drnc, dcnCT o. hex s,.,,, s.a,,er Ar, CamnDy 1910
IN Sun,,py f,Ir,aG,,, G,,' "''''I'r"l '' 'Nh'hS'
,',.'"', '. q, ,'""'
LhitMAN ;-,,lr Fchrn,ry y ihiH ME-: :\lNE.
NGlatiY's nUI riends gre Invited 20 1t,ol tao
rndnr,, "" prImn ""E, "' - ~ i,' I,nln ne, I'ic
M Sinai Cemetery
'lIl.Ef. %. February I, lolG ELLA o..
Raiatyo. nYd " qr,onds nd '6.sN drs ny @E.d % Esnr
~. funeral SERVICES cSatprgv. at p. M. At
~ Arlington Cemetery Rcmatns may hs
vcwci Trilug from 7:}U to- . n H. Nntomo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT Receipts l33.OTI bush. Tho mar
ket advanced lc, under stronger Western ad-
wees and good export inquiry. Quotations:
Car lots In export clevatoT-No " rcd sro'
and February. Sl.STal3g No southern red.
Sl35Gl31: steamer No . red, SI3iGJI nj.
iNSj iN9S5j,5 y req, I'aai ;36; rejected A. $lIlaH
SORS.-Receips, 1924 bush. Trade was
9net. but prices We're steadily maintained.
yuotatlonS: Car lots for local trade. as 10
@@aaon-Weftern @ No, . yellow. SiMS5c; West.
~ steamer yellow, S2ikTSpgC.: Western No 2
sssoW, S0qS2'.; Southern yellow SOT S2c
COG Per 20 lbs. SGGSlc
AMTS-Receipts, gS20 bush Demand was
MMIy active and prices ruled steady Quota
uohsS No white, 59MfOc.: standard white
ssssgSSsc; No. J white, 5GdIGiac: No. 4 white
S,a5oSg' -samp'e oats, 5llaHT'C; purified oatH.
!. .FLoUR.--Redelrts. 2il5 bbls. ant a.snG -na
ss,, sps ~ sacks, The hulk of the limited trans
ss.l9nS sa5 was IN second hand stocks which Werr
stailaDle NY below the limits Of the mills. The
iR;e iRs i, were hrmly maintained Quotations. per
tirst.S ~ ~ Wo9d-Wintcr. clear, SJ.GjGG; do,
sss sua's1L lL SbHN2 DO. patent. Sfa5dG,1I: Kan-
igs i1ss Siesr jute sacks $5.5OI6; do, Straight,
N * sSSCShs, NGh2j; do. patent iutc sacks
stsjshGth 20; -; spring, first clear, S5T5IIi: do,
favotSi,ee ~, lSnt 70; do, patent, SG.4Oa7: do.
ShG sa. taney, patent. S7.25u7T5; City mills, reg
sirsigb b.rageS geSs o. winter, clear. S. 5G5IG: do,
RYF Fi ifGtGItM25; do. patent S'iI5aG.I5.
Is 70 Ssrljjhss' Sualjhgs We quote $5.5OaG per Dbl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

CHILDNURSE wanted white Protestant girl.
willing to so 10 country near Wilmington;
references. Address y 2S. Ledger Onice.
CLOTH WEAVERS wanted. Apply John a
James Dobson, Inc. Blanket Mills, Scotts
lane, Falls of Schuylkill.
COOK and waitress: 81 and So; white Protes-
place. near Reading. Apply Cedar Hill
COOK. also waitress, with some .ohamberwork
to do; Scotch English Protestants. 100 w.
Walnut lane. Telephone Germantown 2O1O.
COOK Good plain cook; family of six; assist
with ironing: wages SO; must have good
references. 2l3 Aberdeen ave-. Wayne. Pa.
COOK and waitress: white; mother and daugh-
ter, sisters. Call mornings 1851 De kalb
St. Norristown. or phone Norristown l102 j,
COOK Experienced white Protestant for Main
Line: good wages. II SCI, Ledger Ofice.
COOKING and downstairs work, Protestant
woman, where houserfan Is kept family OF
two; small house. StraffOrd, Pa. reference
required. II S2S, Ledger Onice.
COOKING and downstairs work. small house.
Villnnova, Pa, II S35 Ledger Qnice
HOSIERY Experienced knitters, toppers and
lOop"rs: steady work; good pay; also learners
paid while learning. 1920 N. Lawrence.
HOSIERY EXAMINERS wanted steady work.
good par. 1870 North Lawrence.
HOUSEWORK Woman, white, 80, to assist
houscworE ard do cooking; no laundry Phone
Cynwyd 10.
other Classified Ads on Next Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Rudolph kiaghola, for many years a
member Of German societies In this city,
died carly Yesterday morning at St Jo-
scNh's Hospital As he LETT the philadcl-
phia Turngcmcindo building at Broad
street and Columbia avenue, last sunday
night he was stricken with upopleXy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
PROVISIONS

hedal o,,aso owas quiet but prices were steadily
sSe! WsstaLs' seLs' smoked and air.dried. 2ifi
?S; civ itysiSrn baas pee, In sets, smoked oiV
and ttTGtrled' tcRGals 2a42Ir WSgtern beef knncEics
di0: pork fSrn1ikied' s36bn2Ica beer hams. SOS
lie do ,oo5S d. l3a lGe o., Skinned loose, lGa
lsilsITcG q llr hams, smoked, Western cured,
shoulder O. boiled. boneess. 2Tc; picnic
smole5 IL, cured. loose IOaic do
lag laAgi' 10 6IIIasal2hc; bellies in pickle. accord
bacon az sss'ssppaSe loose, l2Mal5c. breakfast
iGc. ard doFTTR,Eiast T,Eiast bacon, Western cured. i5ii
o. d. d. "ssbfsFn tsbs refined in tlerces. NE;
kettle repsaloIf IN Heroes l14c,; DO pure city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Fcb. 1. = BI'TTER. R.-MnrKcI
firm; reGcipts, ~ paGkaEGs. Extra, :ilm
20WlCc. Initiation creamery. 2Ia 2:'i"c
tfiGS.-MarSct steady TO firm; receipts, 5iOG
packages Extra hrsts, ~ U32C frsts 2ni,H
3Ol&c,, white, 40Ti2c. = brown, !!5fi.i6C; mixed
ColOrs. 2gnH.C. refrigerator. 2lI22C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

North Broad street,
makers OF cakes,
crackers and candles.
We turn out at
present about two
tons OF pound and
sponge cake each
day. OF course,
around the Christi
mas and other holi-
day seasons our out
put of these two
staples is much
larger. and our guar
antee that our goods
are not adultcrated
or misbranded and
that they meet every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
OBITUARIES
ALEXANDER HAMILTON

Vice President of Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad
PETERSBURG, Va. Feb. 4.--AleXander
Hamilton. vice president ana general
counsel d the Atlantic Coast Lac RAN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
VEGETABLES

ncr bush $i@o WhitS, poatoes, Jersey e!t Per Per
varieties Goa7O,.; 30, > aGai0c sweet 'ia pota-
toes, Jersey, per Eusket-No. /, tOI5Oc.: No .
lImghC.: sweet potatoes, virginia. per bbl.
$2N2,50; 40. ., Tlc.dSl. -; cabbage Danish,
per ton. $sNlO: celery, Ncw York, rer bunch
25P7jC,; spinach, Norfolk, per bbl,, Tjc aSi IL.
kale Norfolk, per bill lblItT5c.: lettuce. Flor
ida, per basket, SlH l.jO. do, North Carolina
per basket, 55c ISL beans, .rloridl. ucr basket
) l.2aH2 peas. Fior!de per basket, 81. iOGr1 so
peppers. Florida per carrier. SliOml ~: egg
plant, F'lcriiu. Ter crate, S2H@.5O; tomatoes
Florida. per carrier Fancy, Si.5OG !. 30. rholCe
S2n3: mushrooms, rer i-lh. basket. Sldl. 40
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There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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rFEANLINESS AND PURITY TEST
IN CAKES, CRACKERS AND CANDIES
Philadelphia Establishment Has Daily Product Of Two
Tons, With Much More at Holiday Times
Belgian Laces of Rare Beantv

rcrupulous cleanliness with purity
snntee is the working slogan of our
Euanitiisbment," said II. S. Roberts, presi-
Nv. 81 the ]. S. WINS Son. Inc, Cos
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IN MEMNRIAM

CLARK,-in loving memory or HARRY g.
CLARK. ar, aged - Years. died February
1, 1913 MOTHER ASD FATHER
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LOST AND FOUND
For other Lost and Found Ads sec rage

For Other Lost and Found Ads sec Page I
CUAlN-t.ost, gold chain sct with pearls and
diamonds. IN pink chamois bag. about Jam
uarN II. Please return to Box 2Oi. Rosemont.
and receive reward
CHOW DOG-Lost. Young black chow dog, very
siprky built, stands about IL inches high,
very heavy black coat; last seen 9th and JEFF
'crsoo. Liberal reward, 1il6 Vine Loc. 1875.
CIGARETTE CASE-Lost. Thursday Tebru-
airy =, ON spruce St, between goth and 2tst
gold cigarette case. engraved "A. r. r."
Liberal reward. 2l23 Spruce st.
pOG-Lost, white Eskimo dog; answers name
Toily Rcwd II retd. PIN Overbrook 440
HAND BhG--Tound, ladv's hand bag. in ice
ming. Phone TioEa 424S w
TERRIER white wlre-halred fox terrier
Reward. Return to $500 Spruce st.
WATCH Lost. February 3. on T. OF p. cam
pus or subway car TO CITY Hall IL size
opon-faCc gold watch and chain, with
fraternity min: stamped inside No
RS. $50. Liberal reward and no questions
asked it returned to j. L. Caldwell Co..
W2 Chcanut 81.
WATCH Lost, open-tacc gold watch. with gold
face and hands: name inside; curb chain and
fraternity charm Liberal reward II returned
TO 1891 re Lanccy place.
WRIST wATCH-Iost. Tuesday. Feb. 1,
platinum and diamond mounted wrist watch
on black silk wristband. Reward II re-
tucrncd to j. T. Caldwell 4 Co. o02 Chestnut.