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The Washington times., 1916-05-13
CHAUFFEURS HOLD
FIRST LADIES' NIGHT
Over Hundred Guests Attend AS
sociation's Dance.

The Professional Chauffeurs' Associa-
tlon held it's first ladies' night and in
formal dance at Its HEADQUARTERS, 1107
Fourteenth street. on Monday, May 8.
The committee In charge of arrange
ments consisted of George Talburtt.
chairman. and Meisrs. Longstreet. Ane-
sor. Burke. Hands. Rosasco, Stockley.
Plemmons. and Stombock.
Floral decorations consisted OF palms.
ferns. and branches OF dogwood. with
cut flowers.
The feature OF the evening was the
dancing Of the virginia Reel" In
which practically the whole assemblage
took part.
After informal dancing and a musical
program, a buffet supper was served to
over 100 guests.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton ID. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mervin NJ. Stockley. Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Lea. G. L. Hudgins. John Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul b. Turnage. W. r.:
Naughton. James r. Mann. tr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Angel. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tai
burtt. Mr.. and Mrs. Longstreet. Mr..
and Mrs. Plemmons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker. Ralph Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnully. ]. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob. and Miss Jacob.
Mr.. Garfield. and Miss Garfield. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Haas. Noel Rosasco, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Miller. Miss Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. Hands. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Fielder
AIR. and Mrs. Fickling. c. Burke. Mr..
Muzzullo. r. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Bender
Mr.. Burkard. Mr.. Donovan. ]. T. Kelley
Mr.. and Mrs. Monkman. Mr.. O'Donnell,
Isaac Cans. Mr.. Cannon Mr.. and Mrs
Smithson. Mr.. Stacey. Royce Hough. "
X. Martin, Thomas Shea, Mr.. and Mrs
Crigler. c. r. Jackson. OF Pittsburgh;
Mr.. Penny. Mr., Prentiss. Mr.. Bonner
Mr.. Chesley. Mr.. Harveycutter. Miss
Edna Stockley. VI. A. Smith. Mr.. Pill
grim. Mr.. Splitter. Miss Nelson. Mr.
Daw. Miss Turnage. Mr.. Donatilli
Frank Hanlon, r. Bateman. and others
The Washington times., 1916-05-13
SANE DRIVING COMES
TO FORE IN NEW CARS

THE reckless motorist 10 rapidly
dropping from the. ranks and the sane
driver is taking his place." writes NJ. A..
Bayies, OF the Record Auto Company.
And the peculiar thing about It Is that
legislation has played only a small part
In the matter.
Motor manufacturers are looking to
the safety first idea themselves. for thew
realize that II 10 good business as well as
ordinary humanity. ] am a disciple OF
the school OF sane driving. and yet 4
may say that l am not slow driver.
"A snail pace does not insure careful
driving, and that is one reason why the
legislation OF a speed limit regulation
cannot In itself lower the percentage OF
reck'essness. Observance Of the cour-
tesies of the road and of caution where
caution Is due make for careful driving.
Rests With the Car.
1.-THE motorist can drive rapidly II he
knows when to slow UP. and II he can
slow up rapidly when he wants to. The
latter ability lies within the car alone.
Only the motor car which can be
throttled down with speed and which
picks up. rapidly when accelerated Is
capable of rapid yet cautious driving.
I'm congested traffic, can always
pull ahead when advisable and gain
time with my saxon: The reason is be.
pressure on the accelerator. can
stop rapidly. thanks to- good brakes. and
l can move slowly-not by jerks and
st6rts-because my car will throttle
down to snail's pace and still run
smoothly on high gear.
Use Accelerator.
Frequently in making a trip through
heavy traffic never shift my gear a,
all. but simply guide the speed by the
accelerator. THIS gives me both hands
for steering and makes possible care
full turns. Best of all. l am never un-
certain about my car. i know just what
It will do and ] know that It will never
"that's about half the pleasure OF
motoring. It's just like having trusted
horse, Of the kind you read about In
fiction but never see between the thills
or under 4 saddle"
The Washington times., 1916-05-13
Observe Anniversary.

The 30sth anniversary or the landing
of the English colonists at jamestown
will be oosei ed by the Scions or Colo
niar -Cavalierg with a meeting at the
home OF Mise Webster. 212s r street. this
evening. A special program of papers
patriotic music will be presented.
The Washington times., 1916-05-13
Damaged by Fire.

cupants OF 12g u street northwest extin-
guished a small fire which broke out
there late yesterday. The damage will
amount to about SIS. Mrs. Joseph Roll
Inns occupies the premises.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

bNNlb n. FEERO. EHnCN vests arc
coming in again. Knitted ties are not
very much in vogue just now the demand
Just now Is for silk with bold stripes and
black and white patterns.
"ln shirts silk is still very popular. We
have them from $3.50 to Sc, ready made,
and from Sc to Si5. made to order Tho
greatest demand is for custom-madc, at
$40. In all shirts the stiff cuff has given
way almost exclusively to the soft turn
back cuff.
There was a big demand for mems
sweater coats and knitted vests this sea-
son. Mocha, Chnmois and buCkskin
gloves with embroidered backs find the
most favor. especially in natural shades.
We have mems silk socks up to $40 n
pair and lsc hnlr-hOse as low rs %
cents a pair. | could not say that there
is anything very striking or novel in
mems furnishings for tho spring
FOREIGNERS WANT CATALOGUES.
The Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce in connection with the Cham
Der Of Commerce, states that 1t has re-
ceived many requests for the catalogues
of manufacturers of various kinds from
firms in Spain, Portugal and many
Mediterranean ports,
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMA1E

- : : A'S y" fAN ! ~ e .4 EN- - 10
STENOGRAPHER competent: years. EXP. In
banking aud brokerage bus. = f36 Led. on
TUTORING Languages. English branches
loreigners backward pupils; reasonable
Room a0l. Welehlman BidE
fOl 'Nf WOMAN, experienced In tho care and
education of little children wishes position
f9r, ihe afternoons ne companion tor child or
Chudten, TO years OF aCo. Addrcss 81,
branch Leleer, Wavre and Chcltcn ayes
lAnl Of culture and refinement. with CON
genial temperament. pleasing personality
attendant or companion TO young or elderly
Florida Credentials rendered. Address u 233
Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

INSTRUMENr MAKER on clock movements;
0ppur 10 make good pay. 22i, Led. on
taEe rafc of iSiicrs Anniy to tnit0r apart-
Inent house, \. ~ cor, nth ana Walnut SITS.
I4AW-Boy about 10 FOR law office; moderate
saluTyI privilege Of studying law, r. p56,
LclEnr lentrnL.
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oLp-EsrARLIsHED BAKERY

oLD-ESTABLIsHED BAKERY
and confectionery, at 60 jefferson st.; new
ly altered and improved; for rent; In first
class condition In every respect, and bakers
permit granted good plR 20 for the right
man W, j. SMYTH, 1925 Chestnut ST,
RFlSTA IrRANT, splenddy furnIshed doing
good business must be sold owner has other
business which requires all his attention or
Will lease for months on trial with privilege
OF years lease. + liB Ledger Central.
GARAGE: old establishes doing good bust
ness. 20 cars reasonable rent. price 5000
cash, + rs, Ledger Branch, 20th and pau-
phin sls,
PICTURE THEATRE S25OO, crowded nightly:
beautiful, modern. no competition. booming
locations good selling reason. Eacrlhce
40, Ledger Central,
DROP POCKET COAL YARD
ON =, AND r. FOR RBNT, $50 MONTHLY.
030 WEST TIOGA ST
$1,000 -NANrFACTURING business textile:
cstahlished busy ana profitable; particulars
at interview, Z TOS. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COOK and baker, good white. very clean
will assist with other work: best reference /.
S. per week. + 30, Ledger Central,
COOK and chambermaid. Scotch PrOtestHnts
wish situations together; city or country.
Call or write to 20it Fitzwater ST.
COOK, experienced and capable best refer
ence. Can 1914 Brandywine ST,
DRESSMAKER French desires engagement
owing TO duh season; evening gown a spec. Z.
remodelinE. los Walnut, Ph. Walnut 6iHs,
IOUsEKEEPER tmanaging)-Exg. woman;
lst-Class ref; hotel or priv. II Su2, Led. on
give mutheT'H care 70 children. references
exchanged 40, Ledger Central.
LArNDRESSES. . experienced want days
work of any kind. Phone 1913 South ~.
NURSE wishes engagem'ts, invalid. maternity,
attendant cases Doctors ref. gOli n, Ith st,
NURSERY GONERNESS- Refined young girl
Protestant; teach English and music; city
reference II 73B. Ledger Oniro.
STENOGRAPHER competent thoroughly eN-
perienCcd In banking ana brokerage business,
desires position: salary Sl5 + 720 Led, OF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
NEW ATTACK ON GAMBLERS

Director Wilson Warns Landlords of
Permitting Gaming on Premises
Crusading against Philadelphia gam
blers by putting the issue up to real es-
tate owners In whose houses tho gambling
is done, is the method adopted by Director
of Public Safety Wilson to keep that end
OF the lid on tight. Landlords, they arc
warned can be prosecuted for allowing
tenants to operate gambling houses on
their premises, II they arc aware of what
is going on.
Not one of the several hundred can
have any doubt Of 1t today, for "a letter
to every landlord of gambling houses in
the city, warning them that "a portion
of theirl said premises IL now being used
for the purposes of gambling has been
sent out by the Director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

LIFE INSURANCE AGENT to solicit FIRE IN
surdUnC while ON. your debit Address Jones,
LauUt q Barrett Inc, ill-l8 Walnut NJ,
class horizontal boring min hands / first
class ChuCkng machine hand American En-
Etneerins Co.. AraminEo and Cumberland SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
CHINESE VASES IN VOGUE

For more than 80 years at least three
members of our firm went abroad every
year to buy goods" said the manager
OF ]. L. Caldwell & Co., 902 Chestnut
street, but no one went last year, and
the prospect is not very inviting at pres
snt At the same time, we have kept our
stocks up TO date. Many OF the European
concerns sent representatives. over here
and in that way we got supplied In
some things this country Is beginning
70 turn out better and more artistic
goods than Europes best. Take enameled
goods Formerly we were almost wholly
aependent for these on Russia and
france, w are producing today better
ana more artistic article than Europe
ever did
Look at this" he continued. holding
up delicately tinted enamel jewel box
win pink rose done In transparent col
ers Watch when / move it how the
unts shade on and OFF with the play OF
me light from deep to light pink. We
nave no foreign goods 10 equal that, and
might say the same of every piece In
ms cabinet. Then look at the beauty Of
tee engraving on the silver, how II shows
"i,oough the tinted transparent enamel.
One OF the novelties much in demand
= present is ecrase leather goods, The
surface has a finish like enamel and
sohes In the most delicate tints. Rose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

FOR SALE-One 20 k. W.. d. c. l25 volt Wood
generator, In hrst-Class order. CHARLES
BOND CO. $50 Arch 81.
PIPE, second hand, all sizes. Phlla. Second.
Hand Pine supply CO. 1909 n 7th. Phones.
WELL EQUIPPED machine inbbing shop Tor
sale. iG4l North Randolph ri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
KNIT GOODS TO RISE IN PRICE,
167TrrIJ N6 AD1LEI> ,-I-L|Cl1, 80,
With MARKED ADVANCE IN WOOL
Manufacturer Tells of Great Increase in Cost of Mate
rial From Which Wearing Apparel Is Made.
Other Business Notes

1ohn e. Hanlfen, president OF John r.
tisnifen Co, manufacturers Of knit
Goods. at oxford and Thompson streets.
avs the great advance in prices Of ali
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
4 large corporation, placing ON the market
now Mgh-Eradc speciality requires the serN-
Ices U. five salCsmeu Of Philadelphia district
with experience. The machine Is the SEN
defy description: Ia has no competition; none
hut highest grade men VIII be accepted, ana
unless you can present credentials as TO your
ability and Character do not MIKE applica-
tiuut remuneration strictly commission basis
with satisfactory drawing account men with
advertising experience preferred.
u 29M. L-EDGEK OEELLE.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE

OFFICE ROY In accounting room; must be
over 1G years or RTe; reference required; ad-
dress In own Handwriting one living down
town or Southwest philadelphia preferred.
Y 40. Lnhnnr nnIrn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH HEAT is better
and cheaper than stesm or hot water. Pure
fresh Dir with normal moisture MAXIM
KELSEY, y, 18th st. Phlla,
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like thisl
one time l'G per llRe
Three times one week .........l2E Ec per line
Six times one week .........,,.lOc per line
situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or tive time rate for EVENING IEpGER
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted which is 10 cents per line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
INSTRUCTION

STENOGRAPHY ana bookkeeping by indlyiddhl
instruction.. course requires only lew weeks
pos. guar. TO4 Locust Washington Squarel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

other Classified Ads on Next PAGE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
,,, OFFICE BOY,

.,, OFFICE BOY
PACKER Wanted. a frst.cIass reliable man,
aU1s'2nC9 40 nrCsElns, 9n' wn@ mas viii @
aIEg VI, 2S,N ,pISLC,' Ma u''S"tr WIN '''-
5,sls., - ~, l,sas.r O.,.se
NR6tsNh 'MKSHTSIsT, 4 iEIiGop IGfSPSENiSti
E6p TttE RtGti,r "a tSTy, s,rATL, EN
pEIStENGf, ENB sAI,ERS Il 22O '1,,E5nGFR
factory making line of Sc. and ioc. goods Is
St1tr pcpnsriynni5 and ibn Middle vast
r,rIst have tborNiIgN nrou9Int3nsn with tho
trade Nddress. with re'crcnceT, giving nm
rulIy arGiiainted with the piumbinE and min
supulv huslnefs who has tho ability to handle
help. Tho position Is to take charge of tho
uonr IN l'n.ing mouse n n9Tthstn NcW
gre wilInG to pay FOR same. Address VI o',
-l''E'' 5'Illt.
pr r9nf2GpIrnE net. co1iSrp yc II city Of ph2ds
WIN dry goods and department store trade.
II l5l Ledger Central,
SALESMAN wanted to handle Emerson .rhono.
gram; money making proposition Apply 22l5
''.'
have gn acadotnto cd6cS,ion wi,i stat src
cxror. and whether married or single aud
be- r,otcd wlth g strlctSst conadeneS. GsS S." w.
-'''l9ef HhSr'l -.-.-....---..-.-.-------
SrESpGRApItF.R To start pd,Iroaai,r NJ small
sal. advancement To better pos M aeon Az
Pu'ln'"- fgtS. iN"" r"hnsSlVsnla sidR. g
SrENOGRAPIiER to assist editor tnfox MaRn-
zinc aud technical data sheets references
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
B'LDINe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUCCESSFUL Rt1LDERs FOR q YEARS
We became successful bv giving Satislnc-
tion. Don't do any building or alteration
work until YOU have our prices. VIII he
uleHscd 10 give estimate. We arc raTnentera
aud general construction people, We do Job
hing NJ every bind on short notice. Write
or phone FOR price.
THE PENN REAL ESTATE. & .PLpg co
Doth phones. glSf North 18TH 81.
ca ARPFNTERING AND 1OBBtNG-A
tians ot every KIND work guaranteed; prompt
service; % wears In business, cgtimates tlr-
nished Penn Rc1l EotntC and Building 70,
9tSt n. 18TH Roth Phones
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
DREssMAKING AM MILLINER'


THE MCDOWELL DREssNtAKGNG SCHOOL.
ao1 Denckla BLDG 1th and Mar,et SITS
POTTER. SCHOOL. OF DUESSMAKINd:
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
1875 GlRARD AVE. Poplar G37I.
HEMsTiTCHtNG. sc. yard. Al material, but
tons GOV. plcating, stamping hand embrnid-
cry. Modern 1909 Chestnut Phone Spruce 2an5
HEMSTtTCIitNG, 10 cents yard. all msto-
rinls. A, REtCHARD, 1it3 CHESTNUT ST.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS .
GOWNS rcmodcled hlEh.Erade work orly.
Phone Spruce 222.
DRtNSMAEiNG. cutting aud ntting taught,
prac, drcssmkr l21i W. Somerset Tin. 2n1aM.
DRESSMAkiNG. cutting, nttins taught p1v
cvE, by practical r'HNcr. 1901 S1urnm. Phone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

MANUFACTURERS
tf yOu have anything I'm the linc NJ general
merchandise or 30. and lOC. SuCClaltICs We
would like to represent YOU In Maryland.
Della ware, Virginia and Washington, ~. {.
We have an cstHh trade and sell on commits.
basis. For parties apply Baltimore Comms.
sion House I02 W. Haltimore st. Baltimore.
St. Phlla., mechanical and electrical enRl-
necr; registered patent attorney: established
hero 30 years inventions developed; patents,
trademarks. copyrights secured and litgated
preliminary advice free.
CAPITAL. wanted for the development of Main
Line and central Ctv real estate 10 per cent.
insured. grand opportunity now waiting:
money amppisy secured: linyC.ssl,2r can give
5000 TO INVEST. with services. in prom.
Using manufacturing business that can be
made profitable with Increased capital and
bus exp. Address. with mar. T. 40 lcd. Cent.
ESTA RLISHED real estate broker specializing
In CONNER. bldg. improvent desires financial
and hus assistance from investor Of means
Tor further dcvcl. Of busIunss. l2S. Led. or.
pELA, CHARTERS Corporations
legal servs; hnan assist. SECl RITY IN
NESrMENT CO, Box l55, Wilmington, Del.
1T THE THREE LARGEST BAKING FIRMS
In Phlla. were to stop baking TOR II hours
there would be bread famine in Phila.
represent a syndicate which Is purchasing
an established bakery, capitalized at Sl5u.OOO
$4,000 subscribed. $4,000 lett. Close cor
poration. Nothing less than $1,000 sold to
ships Open Investigate. 1t will pay you big.
SEE MATTHIAS ABOUT IT.
$40 North 52d st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

EXPERIENCE PROMOTER. innu-
cntiHl financial connections. open for
engagements. references demanded.
will deal with NrinClpals only.
NJ $50. LEDGER CENTRAL.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MAIE
AUDITING NG.....................b big and little
NJ 2te, Ledger Othcc.

AtDlTtNG....,... ......,, ,..,.a., big and little
N 2i@ Ledger ofhcc.
nooKKEErER
GISTss %qps man IN desrss o Eo2d nsra TS,
mont with good oppo, nifty for Advancement
Roy NS7 Dovcstown "a
RrtLDERs' ESTIMATOR and rclrforecd con,
Crcte engineer accurate quantity mnn; good
buyer, carahlc o. running G,a,c supcrylslng
Sonnectod tSercwitb, b"iiI wiii connect With rro,
ESrnS SfT' FSn SPs'' 3 s5 GdEer Wg' Ce1rs Ti 'r0"'
rriya,c family! hest city rcf. Il 236. fod. on
CHAUFFEUR cxrcrleng ed. fair mechanic. sin.
nish best oi rcf W., 2l2a Fronkrorl ave
GARl ENER wants work understands vines,
noochcs, melons orchids, r1fes. the nronnEat
plants. the rotation cronpInG Of rruit and
irsss Nso Rg2 II, o,4 WSTsor st., o. edRSm 'SfS
Mass.
GARnENER, vegetable. wishcs position: two
rIrsH" rcIcr@sH"9c a5" Box r. oSRboournc Ro T Chester
County. Pa.
GARDENER. married. no family. wants prt,
md and past ls1,t cmpioysrs : i0 ledger central
MAN AND WIFE colored, housemad or
cook man. butler, no washing. ''2, Led
MN A%n WIFE SSSoTss sg,I"r and cook
OFFICE POSITION wanted hv reliable man,
hest roforouccs. " 5ll. Ledger o'hrc.
SECRETARY. alS hGoskcorcr. ,c,NnorlcncG,d n
rosiiou connection with bank or corporation
also accountable. r"f. f iis. Ledger central.
STENOGRAPItER--y Young mar, with rroyous
nfuco cNr.; hest refs. + a. Ledger Central.
WANTED 4 jon Hs advertising manager.
assistant stlcs mnnarcr otnrc manager In
amy industrial organization or editorial or
layout work on any city, town or farm nnh-
l'cition: have - years experience IN factory
aud office clerical and executive work: eharKe
NJ two ndvCrtlaing dcnartmCntR, two publ.
cations, ono order dcna rtment: understand
handling men and svstCms In use In modern
offices aud most kinds advertising and print
ting work; have made good where ! am. hut
want To change for satisfactory reasons; am
~. hut feel 10 vcars younger: hest Of refer
cnccs: nrrfcr IN remain near philadelphia.
hut will go anywhere II worth while. Address
VI JOG, Ledger Ofncc.
YOrNG MAN would like position as chemist IN
metal laboratory or chemical salesman In
Phlladclphia: has had experience along tho
metal coal and luhrCatinE oil line. Address
Mr. q. ". u. crawford. 252 Robinson st.,
II nEhamton, y. y. .-
YOTNG MAN. total ahstaner, handy with
tools. strong willing TO learn and to make
himself generally useful desires to change
hts nreHrut occupation for steady work on u
uoultrv farm. 7lb. Ledger Branch, EiOO Ger
mantown ave. --
Young MAN 90 years old, desires position
i'm "A icwelry house. years CNncr'c 'cnce; hest
OF reference. y 9Oi. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
$500 TO $1,000

$500 TO $1,000
Invested now IN growing manufacturing
Arm Will pay big. VIII stand any uvestl.
gatio1. and banking references, Write NJ 435
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
AGENTS

LOCAL. or travelling; for subscriptions to long
established Presbyterian weekly Proposition
for experienced aud inexperienced applicants
good Income. iS, Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

GENTLEMAN with $1,000 TO S2O0N
to take pgtive part rs treasurer NJ
new popular Philadelphia corpora ion;
no trinors T. TO1, Ledger office.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which is permitted in all classl flea tions ex-
cept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found Personals. Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE 70 ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

"i Phi,adelnhig Orchestra, Friday after
-..,...'..' s'''''sS VIZ NIalne Hotel
| PAY no MONEY to any ono but the authorized
luIbNbEbPHlA VENDING COMPANY.
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TIETp trr ,rrrD ---.-
- AhLI w AIN NIED-fEMALE
ROoEttEEpEp ,,i,, o. ,
cncc. good orCuIne for copoiI rcr.on TTopi,
ptatInE Cypcficnac 5gc ,pJ rnfo,rc,,5ss yrbIsL
VIII Dc treated rorddoTtill ANA saiarv cy
-legle., 52i Ledger O0icc
R0O<E rIr.pt,p ,,,,-t.,,,..., III 80, 60
a. m Ia Nl'r''n'''' 'aIl ait'r ~
tliAMIfERMAID AMI waltross white protcs-
lani, igf Germantown .amllv ~ ( reference
t'llltc"' Meet employer Room 2|O, Public
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COOK Protestant not over N, rrlyate family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

WANTED-To organize a syndicate
to take over property valued at
$1,000 900; now running large profits
500, 900 cash needed to control the
situation; all syndicate subscribers
to come In on equal shares. VI 40,
Ledger Central,