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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, June H.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
ssy-Partly cloudy tonight probably fol-
bwed by showers in early morning or on
Thursday; not much change in tempera-
lure; light variable winds.
A trough of low barometric pressure that
extends this morning from the Lake Su-
perlor district to Texas has occasioned
showers In the upper Lake region, Plains
States and the central and western portions
Of the cotton belt. High pressure over the
Atlantic States and from the Rocky Noun
talns westward is giving fair weather to
those regions. The temperature changes
since yesterday morning have been slight,
IS rule, and very irregular and readings
are generally seasonable throughout the
country,
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CLASSIFIED RATES
EVENING LEDGER
AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like thls)

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like this)
One or two times. ..................., l5c
Three times one week. '.'''....-..... lSb2c
Six times one week: ................. 10c
Situations Wanted three times one week. loo
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classincations may
be repeated in the PUBLIC LEDGEn at combined
rate,
one or TWO zoo
Three times one week, k,................. 16c
Six times one week. .'.'.....,......... 12I9c
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all classihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted Lost and Found Per Per.
fed add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is a drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger wants ads at
office rates.
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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGs
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK June 14.-BuTTER-Fair trad
ing tone. steady 70 arm Receipts. ~ 2S2 tubs
Extra, 80 a 30b c. higher scoring, 3Ofs @ Sic, /;
state, dairy. 29a2aAe.; imitation creamery 20
12bhe.
EGis-Steady; high grades sustained; medium
and lower grades irregular Receipts, 2O,lsf
cases. Yesterdays quotations unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. June l4.-HoGs-Receipts. 2e,000
So SO 6p.aoi good sheayy. {e.e5 $50; Teagh
keayy, fs soge 90; light, s9ee.s0: pigs, ssl09
SciTTLE-R Rseelpis 5000 head: market
COWS and hslfers. 81 1900 40; steckers and feed
ere sa75as.e0; Texans. f7.50@s.25. calves,
"Ii "sIHiEEEsiP5SRseeipt.. 5000 head; market Zoe
lower. Native and Western. s59T90; lambs.
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VEGETABLES

Choice stock met with fair sale and values
Generally ruled steady under moderate offerings
%hi potatoes Ns% york IS
western WHts :, PoNSstOss RfG Ri6risa Ssi
34Spi. so; No i Norfolk. s4253 4,5oi No. 2 Nor,
folk S2b09s; No, /, North caroltns and son,d nd
eSrTl'Hes soafh earoiiSs ssSSs Sweet pOtstoss sT-
Sweet potatoes, Jersey, Delaware and MaGylssnod' so
per hamper-No. l. 75c. GF1i No, 2, 5oV 99So; so
9GIosas Siss a'' Ne. pei %,ls5SI5o. csbbass, E0GS;
folk and Eastern Shore, per Dbl ,srate; y, pug
sinia, per basket. 2bc. % 81, Beans. North Caro-
Ina per 1-9-bbl. basket, wax, " q l;soi 90 40,
Ser Sei' SsI S6 basket ask Toe 6 25 Beans, Norfolk
wsx' per & -bbi basket sl.250 30. Peas,
isrEe 81 al ,a5; small. T5c q 81. Peppers FloTi-
nsr ns, erate 81 Soq $50 Squash South Carolina.
per crate SlQ125. Corn, Florida per eTate' ilss
1'bOfD2. So CucumbeFs, Florida per pasAeit
E75dpa so; do. North CAROLINA. per basket; ~
6225. Beets, North Carolina, per lgo blhehssss .
s36lI; do. Norfolk, per 100 punches t4@Sa " 90
matoes Florida. per eaTrier-tancy,i, s-.LISy si-.LII "
. 10: choice sl@f5O. Tomatoes. MISSISSIPPI.
5aT dat crate soc 6Sl. Asparagus; Jersey per
bunch-Fancy, 120Isc, prime, lOgl l2ci G eulIss, -
b9sc, Mushrooms, per i-le' basket ooe'
1850.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

Once ONCE work; exp, F $40. Ledger Central,
BoOKKEEPER-Youn lady, 10, business school
ssdvSnesmenti willing ambitious; salary 10
start. IS, q a5s. Ledger Central
BooKKEEPER, typlst. fully capable; years
SpPSTttsnSft SpPSrtunty iO Ledger Central cent tp' "
R Rd fs5s s5ssI high school
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; e5peIienced ex-
cellent ,ny retsTsnsefea Ca Apply 42ls Pine st. or
position. OO5 Nectsrine 10Th and sp Gardenl.
cHAMnERsiAIp AL linen .aTsa room or,d neat upstate
CHAMBERwoRK and waltng-Girl wants po-
sltion; viii SO away Ter summer good refer
"aSiss.' suburbs II S5s, Ledssr once 80 e"' "
a Rotm 'sS5e 05 Sos 'eegRST eRe.Sut best s refer
shore sd good ref Apply 24sS Pine St
COOK or general hogsswork-cOored woman
wants position. 1920 Naudain.
DAYS WORK or housework; home at night.
wanted by neat & eoloTsd RED, Yyoman; good refer
GENERAL. onice work. bookkeeping and cleri-
cal! years, experience. @ $40, Ledser Cen.
GIRL desiress position for general housework;
reference; So. l4ib n. 10th St
ins room M compssnt woman win 90 to shore @
or country. II $50, Ledger Office.
ssRt E cRa ola sood Eef 5S
II 4O5 Ledger onice.
HoUsEwoRK-whte woman; good cook and
Iaundressi reference III 335, Ledger ohlee.
NURSE, practical, refined. middle aged expert
enoed: with invalid lady mothers helper
good seamstress; country mountains. @
i4g. Ledger Central
SECRETARY bookkeeper. stenographer. q years
exp capable Of going ahead without being
told every detail, past beginning stage, high
ssts refs, soicits intefw. 345. Led. Cen.
sTENodRAPHER, expsrt3 experienced in engi-
neerinE iron steel and commercial work
permanent position only q 40. Ledger Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced and accurate;
knowledge OF general office work best refer
enees: salary $40. g 254 Ledger Central
Observation-Disclosures young woman. ex-
reptlonally well educated beginner; Ss to
start. @ PSI. Ledger Central.
sTENOGRAPH ER-Capable young lady nearly
2 years experience; $40. Il 5Ab. Led. Central
ETENOGRAPHER. employed, desires ext work :
own office and machine 34i, Ledger Cent
ETENOGRAPHER-Ed Edison Debating Machine
opsraGof; years exp i bAe, Ledger Central
sTENoGRsAP,IEiEs; RI 3 yssarso ssg Camden. Or
sTENoGRAPHEa, resent sTsdgsts, desires, po-
sTENoGRAPHER dssirss Position viii. advsQes-
ment years cap, 1tf. ledger Central.
sgENocRAPaEa 2. saI Esarss exp s9ee On ofaes
TELEPHONE OPERATOR expereinceds nisss
work prefeF. day considered. g fA Led. cent
WAITRESS wants position 4 ssashore o. eo,ln-
tfx Best retsrence. Cal - preseak place
go ~-"--
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LOST AND FOUND

For Other Lost and Found Ads See Page
BANK BoOK-Lost bank book No. 022, s55, OF
the Bowery Savings Bank, 130 Bowery, N Y;
the finder is requested to return i to the
hank; II not restored before the 10th day of
July application will be made to the bank for
new book.
TERRIER-Lost male Airedale terrier; child's $
pet; reward. True Bred Kennels, r. Washing
ton lane. Phone Oak Lane sos.
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BUTTER-Trade was quiet. but values were
we'll sustained, Receipts increasing. Quotations;
Western solid;pecked creamery, fancy specials.
32c.; extra, a04 31c.: extra hrsts, % ~ 3Oc.
arsts $$@'ssHs, seconds, a79g71ase nearby saItS
2s soc. seconds. 27@2ihc.; garlcky prints,
2892 27c,; jobbing sales Of fancy prints. 800
acc.
EGGs-There was a good demand for strictly
fine eggs and the market ruled Arm with sup,
cases. nearby extras 2sc per do5 S nearby nearby
receipts SO go a 675; Western extras. Doc per
doz West6egrna .n extra rsts 9SS per ib
645 per case fancy o ssle6ted s6 Ganded Gd tFesh
CHEESE-Qfferings were light and the market
ruled Arm. with trade fair ouotations; New
do fair to good, i5915Ec,; part skins. 90
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PROVISIONS

There was fair jobbinE inquiry and values
in sets, smoked and air dried sec. western beef
tenders, smoked and air-dried, 27@2sc. Western
beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 2I92Scs !;
27;5o! hams, s. p cured, loose. is8ish 6. do;
oher hams s smoked city cured. Geeu as
to to brand and average, ishc.i hams smoked
western cured 1Shc.; do, boiled, boneless,
33c. picnic shoulders. s. p. cured, loose IL hc.;
do. smoked; IA Nc bellies, In pickle. according
brand and average. city cured zoe; do, West
ern cured, ,1s@ ishc,; lard. Western, refined
city, kettle rendered, in tierces, 14hci do, do'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
IN USED CARS

EXCEPTIONAL, VALUES
IN USED CARS
1910 PACKARD Is II. p Limousine; ex-
celent condition; ....,, .....,.. $3.50
1914 wINTON. B-cylinder, 7-passenger
Touring; starter and electric
1918 sTEARNs KNiGHT, d-cyiinder, i. o'"
passenger Touring; starter and
1918 PAIGE. 4.cyinder 5-passenser Tour ~
w. "TesarlaF good ,soSdlt9n. ''. .....'. 400
-' excellent egSSi!9n ,,"IV' o' 700
1900 PACKARD Delivery, 1000 lbs. ex-
AffeeIllSeIit ffeeIlleIt sonEdltt9n Errc ii, 500
with bodies. each ch,.....,..,...,... $50
WILCOX, 1-ton Delivery; Al condi-
1914 OVERLAND Delivery; panel body $50
THE WHITE COMPANY
2I0 NORTH BROAD STREET
L. H. O'NEAL
Used-CAr Department
Bell, Spruce 1902. Keystone. Race liza.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
PERSONALS

HEMSTITCHlNG &c. per yard, all material:
hrstclass work and quick service goods sent
taken for large quantities at special price.
Iiedike Mfg Co. 5a4 Jefferson st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
BAR SILVER

gOis q. a decline of 5 q
! siigsr II NeH York saz quoted today a ese..
! decline q Sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

CHICAGO, June 14,-ExcelIent crop re-
ports from Nebraska good growing weather
in the spring wheat belt, large supplies and
apathy on the part of foreigners were re-
sponsble for selling that caused sharp
break In the wheat market today. Recent
rains have resulted In general improve
ment In the outlook
There was considerable liquidation of a
conservative sort, presumably in anticipa-
tion Of prospective hedges against the new
crop here. Numerous stop-loss orders were
caught Covering led to a small recovery
from the bottom. Current prices are not
attractive to the farmer and country offer
ngs are not large.
The weekly report of the weather bureau
indicated that the winter and spring plants
had improved durlug the week Today's
sales for export were $50 900 bushels of
durum.
Corn closed frmer after weakness fol-
lowing a higher start Receipts were light
owing to wet weather last week and further
rains in part of the corn belt are expected
to mean a continued light run for some
time
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SELLING CAUSES
BREAK IN WHEAT
Excellent Crop Reports and
Other Favorable Conditions Re-
suit in Much Liquidation
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.
CHICAGO. june 1t.--The weather fore
cast for SO hours follows;
Illtnois-Partly cloudy tonight aud Thurs
dayi possibly thunder showers south this
afternoon or tonlEhti cooler northeast,
Mssnuri-Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursdays possibly thunder showers this
afternoon or tonisht; not much chance in'
temperature.
Wisconsin and Iowa--Partiy cloudy to-
nlEht and Thursdayi not much change In
temperature,
:, Mlnnesota-Partiy cloudy tonight and
Thursday.
Complete adrlces from South Dakota,
Nebraska and KanAaf were not received.
The Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas
Generally fair tonight and Thursday, not
much chance In temperature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

TELEPHONE oPERAToRs--Girls between II
and %, who are anxious to secure permn-
nent positions. with refined pleasant, home
like surroundings; salary paid while learnng
SpId s sGySnssmsRt APPLY II to sne
$3.50 q. m. and p.
TYPISTS experienced. wanted good salary;
chance for advancement. Miss Mallon, 2i0 w.
Somerset at
WANTED--A woman on field work for a benevo-
lent institutions; must have ability to handle a
large proposition and be able to offer unuues-
tionabie reference. Apply today and Thurs.
WANTED women attendants. salary $50 per
duire chief resident physician, Philadelphia
Hospital for the Insane. 3ith and Pine sts
Philadelphia.
YOUNG WOMAN of refinement housekeeper
to modest modern suburban home; refined sur
roundingsi state particulars. B l2I, Led. on
YOUNG LADY to assist dancing master during
my vacation; must play piano fairly we'll
II i34, Ledger Office,
YOUNG WOMEN Just leaving school will find
exceptional opportunities in telephone operat-
Ing; salary paid while learning: permanent
position assured, with pleasant homelike sur
roundinEs. Apply IN person to the Bel Tele-
and p. m.
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POULTRY

LIVE was in fair request and steady under
moderate offerings. Quotations.. Fowls. goo
sSBei rOosters, ia @ 1fc; spring chickens; .e &C
24g SOC Willie Leghorns, according 70 quality,
% a 2lc.; ducks to size and quality, l4W
16c, pigeons; old, per pair, so@sec; do young
peT eTbRIEsss Isss sEbTsS4Tbe market ruled nrm with de-
mand readily absorbing the offerings OF r desir-
able stock. Following are the quotations FRESH
GryeElcked fancy selected 2se. weighing Az g 5
lbs apiece, 22hc.; Weighing lbs. apiece
s2Ii c. Weighing 81 lbs apiece. 21ts c.; weigh,
PSFP fiiineis. MeiEhlng * lbs Apiece. asc do
southern Indiana and in9is weigasbi9aSS aSo i6s 6id
ROSTERS. dry-pcksd' lSs bIoIlsrS' Snb;Ss JsESSy
ii az lbs. apiece. 3s q 40c. smaller sizes. 3S @
86c ducs nearby spring u IgSROe' % % SaIS6s dn2
sf'e0S56: white weshing oBlO lbs, per doz.'
ssSsg5; ssG5'G d. Whs.e do' is" iSs per- doz
a. d. 6DSH .na i6s Rsr do5 ESo S;1SSSa dark
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FRESH FRUITS

SSsSs5o!B BfR h. Dsyl'. j. rgS$s
RPs' %ssssSa SJS 5 d?sSslidt 9EeTEis FiaPSs
per crate, 3496. I.em9ns, PEI, box, sSga
9sart. siys, biackberIies n. g. per dpYegTd5; Yg +;
sS12c HgGe0fp5Iss ana DsM DMafaysnd aisd per
pound do do PER per q.Hasg6l q.ag 81 Doc doc.
6sefsas 6sSfss psf PPr'Ss ssfrisf es' 55
crate. w. toqs25, wsteTmslons' Florida per
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General

BOOKREEPERS several very good positions,
mo. mo- ORDER CLERK; exSerlenced il carpets
ings si0 up, sTENoGRAPHERs sl5 mp.
HSAl nEAAp ssS ffuMBER INsP'EcToR. SALES
MANAGER stssm &c sDeGislties arp hgh,srsds
snecialties, SALESMEN, building material,
anchor bolt, SALESMAN, hLgh.grade man,
printing; no salary limit. SALESMAN, COM
merciaI photography, SALESMAN. insurance.
HTGH-GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BLDG.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled firm but trade was -quiet.
Quotations. Extra fine granulated. 7B5c.
powdered, 7.75c.; confectioners' A.. 7.50c; soft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

IR0NERs on shirtwalsts and Skirts; best pay;
KITCHEN So and diPIpg sr" Esns;d yhl,:
2ist and Girard ave.
KNOX
s qnf setS 20 learn ssy RS SS H nH 0df n
and g. wfSsrRns fSp'eiB2o Sye BPoofyh d F"W.n pr'"d
%dpE hat Swg s sSRs to onS '1s
%6o Ssgsst ssscsiisn, Vases %ssa sgpiy., G'" anu
offers opening to Capable young women to
while learning; steady work assured on oom.
brand and N t,''s' 81 Marks ave- Brooklyn. N. Y
NaSts og rYatf IsssP a 6fe! go to No' good
ana skirts The % On co ~ amd
brown.
NgRsE sa Do.sG !, MOh to s.%.T Y DSns
NpRiSERx t,Ri 9ovBRMIEss French German
OPERATORS on ShE,waIss, and gETs steady
pREssERs on shlE.wuigis and skirts, hes, pay
and Brown.
SPOILERS wuntsdi s,eSd3y work, Sg9d ysses;
Co, 9th and CheFry "a'" iO'''''l''"
sTENoGRAPHER and general office ass!stant;
SON S cra@ford H 42f r. iStS ct NOpy ',oO',
STENOGRAPHER, bright young ladyI must be
pected NJ Ils Ledger Central. '''"'s
STENOGRAPHER, Smith. Premier machine; gem
eral office work. q 249 Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHERS, BooKKEEPERS. CLERKS
have recognized the assistance that Miss
pe9n." of the Commercial Department. at
tions OF the better kinda service which the
public cannot do without. Miss Dean has
both the interests of the employer and EN-.
ploye at heart, and can be depended upon at
the right time and place. This service is Of
vantage OF 1t Immediately II you are seeking
position.
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General

WOMEN become Government clerks $40 month
gamnle examination questions free, Franklin
Institute. Dept 7l5 p. Rochester, N, Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

BOY, brlsht. in law office for summer, G a5i
Ledger Central
R9Ss %2"'ed Apply ri or ever Hscksr Smith
Page Water and Snyder ave.
h9ys srqnF Ss &'fEsa PssE pp fIS "a ST
BOYS wanted, Apply 1881 North Fifth
street.
CARD FEEDERS wanted on woHlen cards, og ,,;,,D Ap
gy Scots 'S"n lane. Falls OF schuylkiil,
cARPENTERs %s9,sd he .tsr tes II R MGFoA6 m
60. Z Glsnoiden, Pa, -
c4RRGE na RTrE g. and 10 tc c'tfser e. to go to
cHnmfF t6anc, iiSs, Ledger Central.
cLERKyouns 2. e 80 Of to
Fuse Corporation, Paulsboro, n. J,
cLERK-YounE man. able 70 operate type
SlIy. TTeT TEpiseopai is T Hospital Front and Lehish
CREDIT DEPARTMENT 9f large ,n retail coTGer9 GoIl
ssqHrs oT tse s york K and
70 obtain consideration apnlicanis must state
sss sSReTls"ss Strictly conddsntS 100 Led
ser Office,
DRAUqHTsMAN-wa s!rus,urssl drapshts d.. n.1,
Niles, ,Bement- Pond Co. Mithin and Meadow.
DRAuGHTsNAN, mechanical. for permanent Pc p9-
p lis. Ledger offlce,
DRUdGisT-Youns man thoroughly acquainted
george Gseq B. Evans. iIO6 Chestnut
HOUSE ss s Co. 1859
K 18TH e.. near Wayne Junction.
DYEs ssRersiSS 1910 n oTTS% Ssn steady woA
Appiy y. W cor. 4th and Arch.
tFRF,iGHT HANDLERs-Men wanted to truck
irelsht a. StstIG9Ptb I9tb white or eolorsd' Apply
HARDWOOD FINIsHERss;; 50 % eostsrs; and hub
se5s ss5sy hS'Ts 10 Work * sScf fo%tton ave. ave- ''
HosIERY-Experie9esd man e take i e9s5ss Of
~ Thompson and clearheld.
Hcoo.s 11eference required Meet employer Room
POS sos Chestnut ST.. Thursday 1880.
HousEMAN.. would assist in waiting; private
family: best reference $40 south =ist ST
IN,s5RTrAIIsNT MAKERS toolmakers. So "a to
- "a "a Der day OF hours; machlnists, So 10 81:
sssssistsnt maehinists, 81 TO SO sos SKILLED
AgoRPsRsts Pdstsr 5ossaton SS Aao@sts
cisveiand Brown, sharpe Gridley SO. Te;
hs5sei zs5es Is days leave after one years service
holidays and satprdsH s,ft,s,rnoons ~, dpring
RTieasstb95a RRTrieassbafs. Phiiadeiphis Pa 80 = $50"
tepay q ss.s Ha s09E ss RssSi posoa with t00
3 100 Ledger Once
KITCHEN MEN -wan.sd,, Apply timskseper's )
ofnce Bellevue stratfoTd.
LARoRERs. goes T9a!sa s,s RsT ss IygsF5t- A allen
aaas ayes' loreenwlch PoInt)i STEADY work
intendent st works.
lAsoSsSsser stsass Nerk 70 strike 1pps HsnFs Disssosh
THRoRERs wanted steady work. good waEes
'Appiy Kenslnston ase. and cumbersnd 81.
I.ARoRERs wanted slsaay work. good wagss
= Npnir A ana Cambria sis
siasliishii, aaseiish, aoasf ssssag pqsitlen Eood pay.
1000 south ttn -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

Plans are under way for the ACQUISITION
hy the DrIges-Seabury Ordnance Company
of the plant patents, etc, of the Davis
Gun Company, located at Bridgeport Conn,
The Davis gun is new type of gun ana
l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

ADJUsTER, claim or complaint; telephone or
office work: exp. F $40. Ledger Central.
BoOKKEEPER-Youn lady 10, business school
graduate, desires position with Arm offering
advancement; willing, ambitious salary to
start sS q 25s. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

TYPTSTS experienced. wanted; good salary;
chance for advancement. Miss Mallon, 2i0 w.
Somerset at.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTO SALESMAN on one Of the bestselling
low-priced lines; must be thoroushly expert,
enced man with large local acqua aintance; no
other need apply interview confidential. T
O3G Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

The directors of the Michigan Centra
Railroad Company, the Canada ,SoutherT
Railway Company ana the Ietrol' .i utile
Company organized today by re-electine
the retiring officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
FRANKLIN CIVIC CLUB
MEETINGS TO CONTINUE
Sessions To he Held Through Month
of May-Seek to- Get
III. 8. BigelOw.

That the meetings OF Franklin
Civic club will continue through the
month of May instead of discon-
tinuing with the meeting last night.
vas decided at a business and social
session held at the school with more
than 400 in attendance The propo-
sition Of bringing Herbert :. Bigelow
OF Cincinnati Ohio. here for the
centennial celebration to be held In
the high school auditorium May 26.
was discussed and put in the hands
OF a committee 10 work with the
federation Of Civic Clubs.
Discussion of the Rum Village
municipal picnic 10 be held July 4
vas held and a committee composed
Of the following was empowered to
act In regard 10 the matter: g. A.
Byers. George S. Davis. Arthur Mill
err Mr. and Mrs George Fl Eichler.
Miss Edythe Brown. Maurice Ros-
sin. Mrs. Parker and MI and Mrs.
William Knoll.
Following the business meeting q
musical program was given con-
s.sting Of a piano solo by Miss Helen
Burke; vocal solo. Miss Ann Du-
Shane. piano solo. Clark Hardy
Games and refreshments were on
the program during the evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

There is no aiInTent causing more
noe ane misery than stomach Trou-
bic OFTEN Gall stones Cancer and
Ulcers 81 the stomach and lntestines,
Tonstipation. Acute Indigestion. Au-
Naturalization. yellow Jaund1ce. APP
pendicitis and other serious and ia
tai ailments result from IL. Thou
sands or stomach Sufferers owe
their complete recovery 70 Mayr q
Wonderful Remedy IL Is unlike any
other remedy 1T sweeps the poison
GUS bile and catarrhal seCretlons
from the syste m. SOOthes and allays
chronic inflammation. Many declare
N has saved their lives and prevent
- serious surgical operations Try
one dose todav. Watch its marvel
Gus results Contains no alcohol-no
habit-forming drugs. Book on Stom-
ach Ailments FREE Address Geo
IL Navr Mfg. Chemist, Chicago.
D etter vet obtain bottle of Mayr g
rVondercul Remedy from Public
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south Bend. and Peoples Drug store
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A. fails-AdNt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
BAKING POWDER WAR ON
BETWEEN CALUMET AND
K. C. COMPANIES HERE
Rival Concerns Make CIaiBGs on
Use Il Egg Albumeu in
Powders.

a baking war has broken out in
South Bend-or rather the invasion
has arrived-in which the Kansas
City Baking Powder Co, rivals Of
the Calumet Baking Powder Co. is
making serious charges in its adver-
tisements. The rival manufacturers
are making claims pro and con as TO
whether the use of egg albumen in
baking powder is Of genuine advan-
tage.
According TO w W. Stout, local
manager of the Calumet Co. the
X. g. people in their recent adver-
tisements have made an effort TO per-
vert the facts to crafty their own
ends. conGemning certain ingredients
and methods Of the Calumet con-
Germ. The history of the war shows
court after court and one food COM
missioner after another have always
decided the case in behalf Of the
egg-users.