davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
LOST AND FOUND

AuToMoBILE--Rsward t2SS stolen, ,terd tout
license No 6S0t2 Notify Maryland Motor
Car Insurance Co, A. T. DeVereux, MANAGER
S2l Walnut St
BOSTON BULisDoq LosTi white with black
ears and spot on face tail, Reward " re.
turned 60 6so6 Moyian ct. Phone Germantown
hodt W.
DoG-si5 reward. strayed about weeks ago,
darn hrindle Boston terrier; white mark on
face, twisted tail, small scar At root OF tai.
Return 10 J. NJ. Fox. 10th and Lindley ave,
Logan.
DoG-iost, near Merton. ST BERNARD dos. ts-
male white feet and neck; reward VI returned
Phone Merton A2d w, -
EARRINQ--Iost. coral and diamond earring
station. morning OF October ., Reward ~ re-
turned TO &. Fibigsr zoe Sansom St, Phila,
FoN TERRIER Lost, Rosemont Pa, male
black and white marking, black face, about
years old; no collar Liberal reward N re.
turned to Davis Pierson. I'd. Montrose ave-,
IRISH TERRIER-,.Lost, Irish terrier, reddish
brown male liable 70 roam any part Of fhila
or along Penna Main Line; small white SPOT
90 breast and clipped short time aTp up middle
of back and tail, but hardly noticeable: answer
10 BroFan; usually anectionatei loss mourned
ey CHILDREN; liberia, reward Howard heser
POoDt .E-t.ost, Sunday evening. white toy male
poodle; called Beautria; liberal reward. bt05
Cathartne st.
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Spot Wheat Quiet in Liverpool

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1l.-Spot wheat was
suls, today, No. hard winter quoted at
ih ID, an advance of I'd; No. red winter
IDS Sd. Kurrachi las Sd; No. 1 Northern
Manitoba i5s I'D, and No 3 Northern Mani
tobs lts lid. all unchanged. Corn was
arm. with American mixed I'D higher at
ies lid. while Plate showed a gain of Id
Il los Cd. Flour was unchanged at Sos.
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UNCLAIMED TELEoRAMs

TELEdRAMs AT THE WEST.
ERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1901 Chest
ssn,s Co, J. ss o;S. % Petsp Hirsch. "whn. VIM.
e Dyn, Mrs. +, u Israel. William smith.
Geo. w. workman. ?. J. spieldoeh. Pstro
Julius s. zei.sr. Mr, D II; cstleii Miss Jes.
Henry oiSS Foster n Ffa.Se. & Mrs Betlis Gind'I! +
ksimi G. L DALEY. $ W. Mitchell Arthur
and Mrs, Alex. Harris, Mr.. Hsrbulak, Mrs. 4.
g English: + J. Curry. waSaeid Blake. s.
William J, Boucher. Mr.. Foley. Gary TNyiEEs.
Mr.. 6. A. Carlson. Harriet L Savage. Lara
J. u. Eastcrling, James Morris.
POSTAL TELEgRAPH SABLE co, 1920 $.
Penn squRre-Wm. n, Frcdell, r. J. Carhutt,
X. n. Torrey. Rev. G. c. Scohcld, f. 3. Bill
cher, VIM. Brookes. Miss Agnes Armenstead.
Alice Hines. Minnie Bob. Miss Mary Allen.
A. J. Hoffman,
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VEGETABLES
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. ti:1Hoees-s -sscsiP's 2s,o 900
II:s; ,JSS TSSs T:s!ssS
~SAfTHfSE RECEIPTS. 10000 head marks, ss
:S: :Ss: S;SgSgF'sSi Texans. 's'sSSs'dOF calves;
SHEEP - Receipts, 10000 head market
steady 1oe lower, Native and western, s4@1O;
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Albert L. wilson Funeral on Friday

Ccmmittai services for Albert lApsley
wilson. OF Philadelphia. who died In Paris,
France. on August "a. viii be held AZ the
North laurel Hni Cemetery next Friday at
III O'Clock. Mr. Wilson. who was sixty-nine
years old, lived at n Rue Edmond Valen-
TIN, In the French capital lie was a
member OF several clubs here.
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~,,rAco oct. il.--worried over tho
-. N Great Britain's decision to name
s'.- -- ,,i.rion 20 see TO II that sufftcient
s.~uIar supplies are obtained for the
ss'r.,s KINGDOM, unconfrmed reports OF
omo.,,,.d weather IN Argentina and the
+ ss,,,,cai situation. holders OF wheat lidui-
tssSa today. making the market as per-
J s,~t<ntly weak as II was strong yesterday.
hrre Increase In the worlds visible
.-.-rlv added to the nervousness. Long stun
80 out In considerable volume late In
- session, but the market developed
ss..Sler tone on covering and less favorable
I s~ports from Argentina.
a nromInent firm announced that cables
"a b>en received 20 the effect that the
e~,,,.n ooyernment had taken over all
-. wheat and -four stocks in the United
rlnrdom at Mondays closing prices and
,ksf no more quotations would be cabled
Sstiy seaboard exporters expressed the
s~sr,on that Il might take n week before
X british Government would have the
Sstsils Of its plan worked out.
Ths scheme was favorably received az
liverpool where trading was on small
s~.le being confined to the closing out
a short sales, with the undertone easy.
meat Britain has been big buyer in
Australia and is arranging the tonnage.
me outturn in Canada was declared to
A. hstter than had been expected.
Late cables from Argentina said that the
Weather was hot. that no rain had been
rspcrted anywhere and that exporters were
,iddng freely.
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BIG RAIL ORDERS FOR 1918
U. S. Steel Mills Crowded-Many Cars
Wanted

NEW YORK. Oct. 11.--Additional orders
Tor rails for 1918 delivery have been re-
osived by the United States Steel Corpora
ton. The amount now on the books OF the
leading interest involve more than loo, 900
tons. This means that contracts for 50. .0OO
tons have been placed during the last week.
Among the purchasers are the St Louis
and San Francisco and the Chicago Bur-
lngton and Quincy Railroads, and several
other carriers.
Rail mills Of the corporation are crowded
with orders which will take all of next
year to fill, and the railroads have been
compelled TO take the 1918 deliveries on
iheir present business and apparently are
ntished.
NEW YORK, Oct 11.-orders for cars
placed by the railroads OF this country re-
Gently have been larger than for some time
n all more than 10000 cars have been or
defed, Of which the New York Central took
teeo, the Chesapeake and Ohio 1000 and the
western Maryland 2000 Other buyers have
been the Minneapolis, st. Paul and Sault
ste Marie, and the Missouri Pacific roads
The French inquiry for rails from the
manufacturers in this country has been
seubled and now amounts TO $4,000 tons.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER at ss $. I'd St. Morris Sacks.
CHiLpNURsE, Protestant: care OF young
children; good wages, Write. giving refer
ences Box l2l, Radnor, Pa.
CHILDNURsE wanted, white Protestant; must
have best Inference. Phone Ardmore i9T.
CHILDNURSE. white. Protestant. must have
refernce. Cali 2l0d Walnut 1t.
COOK, capable and reliable: wages Ss II COM
petent. Apply 25i West Walnut lane. Ger
mantown. Telephone 346S Germantown.
erenco required. NJ 055. Ledger Central.
GIRL. white, for upstairs work and TO help with
child. Apply 22S8 w. NenanEo St
GIRL, white, for cooking and general house.
work. Apply 2233 w. VenanGo 81.
GIRL for general housework: 2 in family. 1917
Spring Garden st.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS


srSbis stock euotSticn' %esssrn. s%q 10. .oiIs fs
sss sIir. sTsz Si in nr:,s sss ssis,e
svspSas sSGSa ,sSs ssT; GfGsSS prints fancy 60
sssS1as SsSsic joSSns sales of fancy prints as
fri:S ESSGsTAs5s s.,, s5s y ". tslr demand for ~.
nssGsy extra So Sc 'psf"'tS"s Sss sS,
SssIsSt SsarSs TT. r,s:v,. gs "a ..Hs..
1sf' :sf dIs Sss T;IiS s'HTs .o
c sssoads ,sHoeTso IsT SS per Ts.
"a X Selected esndied fresh eEss were Jobblns
cHEEsE.orsrinss were Hight and tn. mar.
a. fair to GOOD. acS Ssis; DO. = part skins III II
POULTRY
crate offerings and a fair demand. Quotations:
S spgS. sssn. acdorsns oaSshSs to rGSs.f sss,y S
mg1l white Legnorns, according to quality. Is
Ss ~: Hs ?UsSy a. sodn. sSis b.l
ss;an: ssi :asd sS' iHi the SaS SaS
SS. drSpSt.S fancy y-DsslsS sl:ss.d f'yi DO a
2GSsie: fowls In Sbs ies:pscksd. fancy. dfs.
sP.cs sse sSasS.s s22a;i s'Issi sad
s:r 2se Sd 'ss sco.,.fs ss's; sfy.eiss.S as
h0ci ROASTING chickens. western, weighing I
sSs:i :S::s:ss TsifsSs, s'S,!!sif '?S
fancy ae s;' tadsa 2a S2ss S5S'Fi s.s.s; s
S..tSg .t % ssi a'SsSSi SuSs sssiss;, Ss.ss;
X: :sreSs per y:i:s ~:ss
vs. s per S'5 do..S sSs' Ss s.sS a.
SsSs :s.i .ss ss SSs ; 'ss'
FRESH FRUITS
with The J.%a.s on shS.. stock
Golden. isSa; smok ksSSS;e s., rs Ss sS Twsnys. T
ssfss SsS bsy. a. ts% $ $Sss
Es% EEssey YoS g ssp tfI s. FYOd q 4Ss p1sSs
lemons psf box .s@i sEspefpsit P fSn foSas. osr
Es So PsF sTs So O: g,l.sy ss
basket. soq fse; do. do psr bush basket, 81 80
Ng Sheldon STH fI SS'r Bsr S1
srs! R:4 s Sss fi5sii fiCSsN NS
l9giSSi Erspss New York per sgjIS; bSss.,- .
20 q 35c; dreengases, 9o9]0e
VEGETABLES
crate s'isn o.riSss SSe ana far Sonsnd oSotatoSs
White potatoes. PennsylyaniA. fancy, per bush.
8 DO Nsw Soc SToSrA 500 ,g sc 80 ID. DO
Eastern shore: per bel;.Ng Z 81 16G2; NJ: & 2
sHd per Hs%P.r 90 1SSs sSs' sSc r
SSs ?f 'ssOSsss domssc % pr Dsr 'VS tom
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank cleArinRs today compared with eorre,
I::s:;:: = ,:I| : lilss .lsIs!I
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION
!, ne following securities were sold at auc-
non today by Barnes & Lofiand:

Ihs following securities were sold at auc-
uon today by Barnes & Lofand:
STOCKS
ar, Biz Bend Coal Mining Co par
600 shfs, Mckinley, Darrash SAVAGE Min: -
~ sh,s; ys,nai Mining Co, OF Goiddold;
- sArs Guarantee Trust and safe De.
t'A, PAisdslDsslEa sE sSS soSi.s coianon; par i'i
~ ,so ...s,....,....., ,,...... IN
n shI.. Amsis s@s,sd Assss,o. corpors. ci
u biiasSs bis%ssss is.s:' See, sS @. bfs Re! 81
,s's Steel 60. Co do%non; sSD ssTs pss pr"lHRc giS
w shrs Amsrsosa MininS and
y shis. PsnnsyYIvanis Mutual ilis i9. iS. 20
100 ar. S:ssas go RAi Ain.s s,S ana sm.it ~
'Ai I..s .ssSdl|sd'SSii, q. ana Trenton Ri .a,u a
ar. PAsdslsHsia. s .iSY CITY Chestnut and 2S'&
ocs:s Ss Esisncir 81 fSilaS:pSs ssIS ss i'is
.par $50 Observation-Disclosures . s4OH
s'A;s Essiss Msir;s; Railroad Co; par S'O
sA;s sEssl:s; Ms;r;s; Railroad Co; pss pSs .
"'hi. u.l,sd dsi. improvsnsai GO! co. y
~ 'Ais: United Ca: Improvement Co: -"
40 ara: Ps!iSdsibhii Riispid' transit Co, Ssn
. ''A;s oshiisdslihii Nstio;nii Bank par is~
q. :sI. Aids. Aysnss Bsnaiiii par ilo... IS
81 Qs.ts y ~ SHs:, ssS ss IL .iSo ss:Sss~
'''A,. r. c,sRSTai az Trust and sssinss CO., - 80,
Il ~: ~ $s huS NV fsast d. pa S.l ssio0. is9sx
% Shire PhiisdsIpRia 'iifs In.n,,,ai..,c In.n,anc.a, O., 40
"shi. PsiIsdslaiis LIE In.uranss Co; IN
- 'A,i Camden Pie Insurance xss;ocls. :.
:. psr iso is Association Of Philadslphia; s.ou
n'AH lite scbsyiiill NasEsiicnn.. ''o~ ~
S.@ass ana suS S'fa su,Is.,Ssss iS ssr csssis ssS ss
y M EissSs,Rs' r, saS ~ trenton k.ii;o.a ss
''A.. ...s:s Second ,tns fhiid streets pa. -.
= 'As: consissassi rss.:;aas..i railway sSon
ssAV ssaa.sis;ssis COD sser.s.' ana III
'A;s ;,oi oisisssssi: 'ffusliss1sias Co; oar ao>
'Afs Corn E.ehsaise National Bsak. .e' sss3
-. BONDS
klsiil k.ilss.df fsss e. ,;i,ss q, s.s, ssS rss!as s
ss.%sss: DYE osSSsa' scSs'a lessDsss lsss sss
5soo rrast sa ~ nay - I. 1874 st,sehsd ~ iiA
|S:s ksilxssssS ds' t1a f1'%s.sa sss eur.
wv % se3 @3'kass ysis pss SsygSa, ,ssS Jss' s,x
s &; aS:;':sl sss 'is;;'!sS.:s S;;s$ss:s. Sc Is.
-: e! S:;; Y: A: s;';i:;s ;'; 4:
z1c1s: s|',::t Gers: ., Y. '''.s,;,, -. ''H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

news department. Evenins Tedasr A ppiy u a
koo Esleish. fourth floor. Ledger Building
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BOY AcTIyE, AhnITIous FOR OFFICE
SyEE IS ASp HhgRh ddpps scMDST1rNsaEl cMMDST sE
asST 6aE 6arrIfInS1E IEparR Office FR AsnTyHNcE sT XNS
CCHESTNur SITS. ASK FOR MR.. BoUR,
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GIRLS WANTED for finishing pharmaceutical
preparations; also for washing bottles; good
Sols %lses compsny Seaay hppy Henry X wam-
GIRLS, experienced and learners, on calendar
work. Apply third floor. Wolf a Co., 18th
CIIAMBERMA1D; also to do mendins; white:
for small family In Merlon. Address Box b5
Merton. Pa, or phone Overlook 4475
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REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled very nrm and the Fr.nku,
nnspsI sdvs,need vance, l!s, prices rs Points Re.
I.2 .2sc; powdered, T.25G1 sSo; confsction.r.'
tooW1.l0c; soft grades. G.4Od L. iOc
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

Ne, wMEIAAT.Rscelp.s. IiI:A lst ass bush. IN. mar.
kel r9led STEADY with moderate ofYertns. "a "a I.
i dhr oSmend ouoistions: Car los. hi ssco.,
,hI1Ns seu,hspn Tsa. I, $50 .gsst' ,i:stei 90: No
hHSiss iS;.,;. Ng re, ,iss F.S.oi.a RS * <.
.CoRN.Rscelpts. ioSIS ba,S rr.a. -.
ppuled ,, nS, .9neripss were moderate and values
aasssas az 20 locatlon--westsrn Ne 30, a.is,.
ss yellow. SsS SSss 20. Ne Ns g.fs y.ss
oArs-Reccipts. ei.s7a bu,h -. -,
ruled steady under moderate onsrinrs bu, ,,.s
ss,sSndSrd a. s white say Sc; No whs..e ss1 s.
Ft,octR W Mnmte. sl q S2ei ssnpie oats, ss D ise
nnere vas li;le trading and prices wen. .,,s
n yscSs@w Winter. GEAR piser' Icsr ags Z;
SS q. .tlsT:s; k.T.s; !I;;Ss si;ss
PIN sEs, re- Si..s Si:.,n', ,eS.igg s.sss
gsssn, gss' q, ss2IGsss DO tsverit. ssssds % ~
~; DO resglar ,srgde.-wihisr, clear, se is
RYE FiotniR Mg1s soi DO; patent t1.soeS
as to quality N - NNs'NNts-9 UT phl.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled nrm with a fair job.
Sms,.s ssmnad sna 2yotstonsi city beef IN sets
Smoked seei city and western beef frucrYs. and
ss9soi pofS family tsp 20 sos so As%s SSs. sTs 3
0S a. DO s%cs. so ~ .sDDeS s,A.r So;. q
ssm,2sed city cured. as to brand and sv.raas
boI1.a' hsms hdn smoked western cured, 2iNc! DO.
cured, loose, isA c; DO SMOKED. ilS G. s.,ls. K
Isst bacon. ~ 70 brand and syersse. City err.s
ard ers,sstsst bacon, western cured. ssk G.:
,nos. y, iorei lard, pure city. Kettle rendered
IN t,Sss ,Ss: lSSe lard pure city. kettle rendered
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TEACHERS wanted for grades. hish and priys,
schools; positions waiting. National Teachers
AGENCY. d. II. Cook. Mgr. A27 PerrN Ridr
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HELP wANTED-MALE

BELiBoY wanted. coored. in physicians house.
BooKREEPER-oualined To take entire charr.
OF books; state age. experience, references or
Central - 1880
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BOY. over Ia years, 10 feed Gordon press; must
be strong and willing. NJ 2iT. Ledger offies.
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DRrvEns

PfaIFECTD WAGON DRfVEHsf e.d<.is
solf sfb5k sss SlzaRsi SsId fufs sEsoRfy o2RiylSr .o ~
Bi-AusnRs
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sTENoGRAPHER

slL observation-disclosures hard silk windsrs and
Hooley & Sons, 43b ~ broad ST. 0'D :"
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9IAMNERs REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF
rrAttHNEERRi rGp rGG3pop rs sxALs.A,RY; EX Gel. Lent
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE p,,SJrpr.tat
FLOOR, s33 MARKET BEFORE 10 A Il II
BLAUNERS
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WAIST DRAPERS. experienced. wanted. in frst-
v.t.C t9n; p; G. Reply by letter, 1917 10th St.
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GIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE LITTLE CIGARS:
PER WEEK WHILE LEANING.
LluGETT a MYERS TOBACCO CO.
THIRD AND ONTARIO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

BOY wanted. not under 10 years for general
and accurate. Answer. own handwritinr
442. Ledger Central ''''h'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

sTENoGRAPHER AND RooKKEEPER in Gar
toaaxx NwLh some expnrienee preferred. Call
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NEW BRITISH PLAN
MAKES WHEAT WEAK
,,o.ettIed Weather in Argentina
and the Political Situation Also
Have Bad Influence
.,s .r,r WEATHER FORECAST

s.,raoo. Oct 1.-The weather forecast
ct....te,y.rl. keurs foiiowri
-.,tr ismsrrow inereaslnr eloud'ness ana
rsInsr. -tir..tti.d tonirhy and toporryw.
r,st-i shswers west and central. slow
~. r,wup!...snsir--fprtiy cloudy ton'sht snc 10
~srvw, unsettled west $40" r''"'
r+<crn,..,s--rartIy cicudy tonisht and 70
NcfIts ..eier porthwett tomorrow.
n9.s-Inssttiea with showers tomorrow
H.-..-.f fonlrht. warmer tonlaht.
ert sE Defots-Pnrtiy cloudy teniEht end
r.-,.w warmer tQnleht. cooler tomorIew.
mIc,...S" Dskota - Partly cloudy tenHht.
ten.n - toruorrow unsettled. cooler.
~S,srssks-showsrr tonisht and tomorrow
seflsr ws-. shsu..r. tnnirht and tomorrow.
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rfATh tent s,SrR SEDER require = thorouEhiy compe-
Avnt htehographer, one who is quick and ac-
cnratei good salary and steady position for one
VINO can meet these requirements Appiy al
noor, lith and Market. " o ''u''"
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
An opportunity 10 secure employment In ex.
ians iInahnse nearest your home; vacancies in both
opersttors; also In school for girls 20 lesrn
pany. isb s. I'd ST., Room 4oS.
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a IL.
ss SSs. ."s S 7S;;s &;s EnSas n' j''f:i G
rdra EleiHPoHEsiSIs oHHEsSsoiSs@ st!s: and fSs iSisnSs
cSs:d S.Us: 2 .SnsEs s% :sr'iis' & smith
Hdkkts u3ffi afiL E:stis.. & sSs iri:Sd: ,Dyi!:s =
fSns5;s. Is.c 5SeSSs eS.:nS % Srys,. ont % aas.s sSs
s.d At d49sn'i1 Sg n .5a IA
Isishssa %s@s.rs n Wiliiss@, g Es%yll,sn Eodss
s:s s;:ss rsSs sHS b.Sona d fS pryas: ssss HsSr. Fiji
S.Iss,.: "a sFTsI s.nd. P ls.s sASOqs g is
sFf siSs:: C1s:: TsST s"sr rSs,ss s:sissss. ssss
p.RSaSEss .gRSSaEsQ s..SSst, 81 a: $i
5Sas;sri sss Ne IL x. rirs s 'eis az G
4ss1i AsS9.. Of rsila !, a & oven aSs q a:aSwS;
:wrs c. Pa sip "i DIiSsss tfo% Bfss2 csT'1' s stn &
;I' Sis'SSS HrrIRsp Rssp'S: ssSSssoS
.psgs % PS.o q 9sorfs me- fnt pES.ss MS~i. 5l S.sy
sui! .t:s e. a:s.. Es.sH AZ. % :a.: e I;
.uP:; ssO cS.saSs t'f% SsaSs% 4s'f Alss Il
Rss Rsiy Cross s es cs% Rs@sins may Ss viewed wsd
i'i3 70. ,. SksE KELLY. s:,,s: ssss:,s,.:.
a ssss 'ii prasi sard ave. iIse @.ss cAyses Of The
ss'i ssh s.l:s|Nss:. NM. ai q Esri:
sssSsns q sSss;s, Sss 10 RkSisass Rk:isass.. "a
.r';sa' rssr @lisS = 1i Hs%,i;sa i. t tsss;%oas
"a " fE;i.ss:. ~ 2ssas!1 isIfsrs. 9
RIs[se e!Ssi ss 6fs.a nc c.@ SsA''s' ave. u'.s''n
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CHAMBERNfATD-wai,r eXper,epced Prot
es,snt sirli best ref req Ph, chvst Hnl al
GIRLS wanted; learners taken; best wares
Allegheny ave
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WAITRESS wanted; white: reference required
Phone Germa ntown 2sO.
WoMAN-Protestant. middle-ased woman assist
with household dutieH entire care OF small
Thursday. D. m.
woMEN-Protestants. 2, refined white under
oo' Tor work OF family OF .. with or without
small waah; suburbs. Telenhone O9ontx 400
or write 224 Ledger Office ~
YOUNG GIRL bright. refined looking, TO learn
Columbia ave.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-01
Industrial Education.

Public school taxes are increasing
faster than all others and strong
organization is at work to establish
new fads and functions.
Rudiments of music, manual train
ing for boys, domestic science for
girls, gardening and agriculture for
all should be the limit.
Full fiedged business colleges are
being established in high schools and
Every girl stenographer and every
boy bookkeeper is the slogan.
The ability to sing, wood work and
metal work for boys, needle work and
cooking for girls and to produce from
the soil are universal needs.
Millinery type writing, dramatic
art, basketball, cafeterias, Greek
letter societies, preparing fancy salads
and serving pink teas are not,
Nine children out of ten who 90 to
public schools are going to be work.
ing people and educa ton to enable
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-01
Fair Play for Investor.

The state needs industries, pay
rolls and development of its resources
Without these there can be no
progress. To establish and operate
industries aud create pay roll requires
the investment of capital. To secure
the investment of capital it is neces.
sary to give reasonable assurance that
fair return will be earned on the
Investment
Tearing down existing industries
Will never establish new ones.
The best assurance that can be
given capital is the enactment of fair,
reasonable laws and by imposing only
such regulations as are Just and
equitable.
Capital seeking investment will not
locate in state or community
where the existing Industries are
subjected to unfair burdens, either by
taxation or through unwarranted
restrictions.
There has been too general dis
position to overlook the industrial
and commercial benefits derived from
the Investment of capital Washing
ton State Weekly. q
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-01
DANGER SIGNAL

Ii the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or 20 and help TO
put out the fire? 1t is much the
same way with cough. A cough is
a danger signal as much as fire bell
You should no more try to suppress it
than to stop a fire bell when it Is
ringing, but should cure the disease
that causes the coughing. This can
nearly always be done by taking
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy. Many
have used it with the most beneficial
results. 1t is especially valuable for
the persistent cough that so often
follows bad cold or an attack of the
grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching. Andews,
Ind, writes: "Durlng the winter my
husband taxi cold easily and coughs
and coughs, Chamberlain'S Cough
Remedy is The best medicine for
breaking up these attacks aud you
cannot get him to take any other"
Obtainable everywhere. Dec adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-12-01
them To exist Is vital.

them To exist Is vital.
To educate them all out Of the
producing class and into Semi-pro !
fessional idea Of living hT SUIT hlndef
employments is great mistake.
Manual training turns buys minds
to channels Of useful labor, domestic
training directs girls minds toward
home life.
A knowledge of growing things
from the soil will help mlny OF them
TO supply the family table aud keep
down the high cost of living.
Public education for the masses
must be more directed TO making the
average man and woman self-sustain-
Ing 10 the home and family life
Pacific Coast Manufacturer.