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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-04
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GAMES IN EAST.
Spirit Of Vengeance Will Hover Over
the Eastern Gridirons When Yale
Meets Colgate and Army
Plays Notre Dame.
REVERSAL OF FORM
Yale and West Point Expect to Come
Back Strong Against Rivals That
Defeated Them in
Years Past.
by H. c. Hamilton, United Press

! by H. c. Hamilton, United Press
| Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The spirit OF
vengeance will hover over eastern
[ football gridirons this afternoon In
| the only two big encounters sched-
uled Yale, smarting under two de
feats in four years at the hands OF
! Colgate, is in shape to hand out
beating to that eleven and probably
| will do it with an unmistakable
gusto. The Army, humbled in regu-
| larity by Notre Dame, will get an
other crack at the Indiana eleven at
West Point and with one OF the
greatest back fields that ever per-
formed for the future generals, will
try today to get belated revenge.
Two OF the games most consistent
and brilliant performers, Cofall and
Oliphant, will be pitted against each
other in the battle at West Point.
Both of them westerners. they have
proved their class over opponents
and each of them has by his own eff
forts kept his team out in front.
"A Great Combination.
In Oliphant, Gerhard, Vidal and
Ford the Army has whipped together
a most wonderful offensive and de-
fensive combination.
If Notre Danes massive stars are
able to tear their way. through and
at the same time hold off assaults by
these men, they will indeed have
reached point from where they will
be hailed as favorites over their age
old enemy, the Navy. And, to keep
pace with the rising popularity of
the Middies they will have to win.
Last year the two elevens fought a
hard battle, the westerners finally
winning by score Of seven to moth
ing.
Yale will be represented by sec
ond string eleven after the first |
string men have done enough to en-
sure victory, provided they can do it. I
Coach Tad Jones is maneuvering to
save his regulars as much as pos
sible.
Both Yale and Colgate have gone !
through their seasons to date without |
defeat but Colgate's schedule has had
only one real hard contest, that with !
Illinois, which it won. Yale's sched-
ule, while it has been with minor elev-
ems, has been hard and the Blues
record is good.
Only a Practice Game.
Harvard will have only a practice
game with Virginia. 1t probably will
develop into only comparative af-
fair, in which Harvard's score can
be placed alongside that made by
Yale against the same eleven. Yale
piled up a 81 to count against Vir-
ginia.
Down at Princeton the same old
bear story is flying around. The
Tigers, they say, are not fit to play
anybody much less try to stop the
heavy BuckneH crowd. However,
Speedy Rush has been in the habit
of wearing long faces so no one will
be surprised if Princeton piles up a
huge score.
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LADIES.

LADIES'.
When irregular or delayed use TT
umph Pills. Safe and always depend
able. Not sold 1T drug stores. uc
not experiment with others, save dls,
appointment Write for Relief anu
particulars, it's free. Address: Ma
tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
Wis.
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overiands Win a Feed.


By winning the second game from
the Electrics, IA to 10, the Overland
Irwin five rose so in the estimation
OF Its visiting president, Leaton Irwin,
that he gave the men a supper after
the game to show his interest in the
team and his appreciation Of it's serv-
ices. This put a lot of pep into the
team, and it Is out to win the pen.
nant. The Eectrics were in the
game at every minute of play, and
they have by no means lost heart.
For the Nectrics, Kirchner and
Sisley divided honors, and the guards
did some mighty good work, although
they have to say that Smith of the
Overlands, is whirlwind to try to
shut out. The Electric lack Of for
ward men is evident. as all the team
are guards, but this defect will be
worked out in few games. For the
Overlands, Captain Smith again led
with four baskets, and Spencer cop
ped the other one. I development
OF the huge guard, Letter. is only a
matter of time. as he has the idea
OF the game and only needs a little
experience.
Much interest was evinced by spec
tators in both games last night, and
the crowd was considerably larger
than the first night of the league.
The preseason roughness which is
always on hands in basketball, will
no doubt be ironed ont with practice,
as player soon discovers that while
no can show ali Mnds OF pep and get
all kinds of bumps for the glory of
his team and the amusement of the
spectators. yet these sacrifices do
not add a single point to the score of
the team unless they are made with
cool headedness which results in a
possible score for the squad.
The line UP and score of the first
game:
Irwin-Phillips, 10. Purity Oats, 6.
DeVero Touhey
Left forward.
l1c4kuOf0 McGTath
Right forward.
ttOpp Russell
Center.
Metz1nger wilson
Left guard.
Right guard
Field goals: Deyero, McQuoid, 6;
Hopp, Wilson.
Free throws: Devero, SO; Touhey,
So; McGrath, 1-5.
Line UP and score Of second game:
OIL. Co., IA. K. E. Co., 10.
Spencer Halbeck
Left forward.
smith ................ Slsley
Right forward.
storey -........ h1rchner
Center.
ileler --.-.. -.......-.... FRANK
Left guard.
rIenIneI ........ .-...... SoOu
Right guard.
Field goals: Spencer, Smith, f.
Sisley, 2; Kirchner, 2.
Free throws: Smith, At; KirchneT.
3-8.
Referee: Charles King.
Scorer: Charles Allen.
Timer: Leslie Vaughan.
Games for next Tuesday, Nov I:
s:15-Standard Four VS.. Purity
Oats.
S:60-Mississippi River Power COM
pany VS.. Ir-win-Phiilips.
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-Four women passenger agents are
employed by the railroads of the
United States.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Q. n. AYR9e, oHlRoPRAoToA
O1ce 323 Blondsau o.
Phone 141l,

once hours . to II .. m, 3 10 3 q
NJ, 10 8 p. y.
Other hosrs and Sunday by-oppoins
Aeat.
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-Aavestiae n TIE Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-04
municipalities
TEAM IS winner
Defeated purity Oats Squad in Com
merelsl League Last Evening
by Score Of 10
to 6.
OVERLANDs ARE VICTORS
Win Feed From Leaton Irwin by
Trimming keokuk Electries
In the Second Game,
IL to TO-

IrwinPhillips, the team that has
the habit of winning remnants, won
from the new Purity Oats team. 10
TO s, but the game was lot faster
and closer than the score would in
dictate. The Purity Oats players are
to be congratulated on coming into
the league in their handicapped con-
dition, but by having Wilson as a
drafted man, they will make a good
showing, as their players, although
mostly new, stay with the game to
the finish. The Irwin-Phillips squad,
using Devero in Venning's place, soon
struck its stride and with McQucid
as the star basket shooter, got a
total of eight baskets to its opponents
one.
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Losdman and Mendo Draw.

Loadnan and Mendo Draw.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 4.-Dick
Loadman drew with Young Mendo, in
"a ten round bout before the Queens
bury A. c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-04
70 Fight on November a.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Spike Kelly
and Bryan Downey are matched to
fight in Kenosha. Wisconsin, on No
vember IA.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-04

Referee: Charles King.
Scorer: Charles Allen.
Timer. Leslie Vaughan.
Games for next Tuesday, Nov I:
S:15-Standard Four VS.. Purity
Oats
S:50-Mississipp River Power com.
pany VS.. IT-win-Phiilips.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12

LISTING, TO 271R cents for Prime Lake,
mich is the highest price paid for copper
in 10 years .,... a,.,,u,... ,,.,,i,i, ,,.,,,,,
onproximate the present demand Tor cop
ap THE big ammunition plants must
, n no matter what the price is, and
ssr ordinary purposes prices are almost
,,rho bigge'st smelters are out West in
c.iorado and Montana, and as for sheet
ssninq mills. there Is an enormous one
~ ronnectictit two or three in Ohio and
one in Buitalo .
,,.ss of residences for cornice and other
rort instead of steel II should never
be less than lG ounces to the square foot
a. this purpose. When exposed to the
sir II oxydizes and this answers the same
,,snosa as paint. If the sheet is thin.
psr Than 16.ounce the ONydi2ation eats
,hrouRh and makes gmall perforations,
rbich later require to he backed.
"Sheet copper comes IN soft and cold
roll The cold roll Is used for cornices.
o,c and the soft for lining tanks and
o,ber purposes where n plant metal is
required.
,rv know TO what straits Germany Is put
for conner at present. Lon. since she
has exchanged all her copper and nickel
coIns for iron ones. At present she Is
having gold for copper money from
neighborng countries. ! understand that
there has been a Contraband trade going
on in these coins for the last four months,
so that hardly any copper money is left
IN Belgium, France. Italy or Spain. This
lack Of copper has embarrassed the rail
roads of France i'm making change. and
mas necessitatcd the issue of bills in .. ).
and lO-ccnt denominations.
'Most of this contraband trade i'm cop
per coins has been carried on through
Switzerland, where the people are taking
every opportunity to earn an honest
penny their usual source of income beng
cut off, In Germany the normal cost of
copper was about IL cents pound. 1t is
selling today at 50 cents and over In
view of this | suppose we should not
complain of our high prices"
ITALY's EMBARGO ON OLIVE OIL.
When Albert Da Costa, of the firm of
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THE EVENING LEDGER MAINTAINS n strict
censorship OF all advertising to Its columns
Bechusc o. this lOng.standing policy. tho
public has learned to place the same conf
dence in It's advertising as the news, This
Is particularly true Of the Want Ads. The
ledger intends TO safeguard tho interests ~
i'S readers they can respond to box Mum
her advertisers With a feeling o' fullest
security.
r. Mt any time YOU have evidence that a
business proposition offer Of employment.
ttc, made through the Ledger is not egtl- :
to our attention at once. \ thorough and
immediate Investigation will he made. Please
you.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH 2O2a-Desirable single and double rms
priv. baths, well heated 50 up Spruce al05
BOYER ST, $685. (GtnD-Large front room.
furn., for light housekpg. reas. Ctr. 2l02 y
BROWN, 26l6-4 unfurn. rooms, 2d floor. pri-
Fate balh, neat, hQt water, SD Pop. 2olA w
tleman guest; owners; small family: 50
CHESTNUT. 1000 > communicating sunny
rooms excellent neighborhood: near l. sta
don; all convenences,
CHESTNUT. 20O9- -Desirs BILE second floor room
and bath. with all conyeniences.
CHESTNUT laOi-Yery desr. single rooms
ID and ID floors; steam heat. Phi. Locust Ill
DIAMOND. uO6-Two nicely flrn. % front.
comm. cheap; children acceptedi phone
GtRARD, W, 13l3-Furnished or unfurnishea
GIRARp AVE. 1905 Nicely furnished front.
steam heat. Poplar 2069.
GRAFT. n. l3l=Unfurnished sitting room.
adjoining bath; plenty Of heat phone.
LOCUST Observation-Disclosures single room. fth
floor. $40 per month.
MASTER i2l5-Newly furnished room Tor two
gentlemen. southern exposure; cony.i phone.
MONTGOMERY AVE, W.. l&33- Well-furn, %.
story rooms, adioininE bath. Diam. 5fa9 w
PINE. l8if-Large 3d-hoor fr0nt room. conye-
nlent 10 bath references e2chanked.
PINE ST.. 1ioS-slngle room near bath. wsn
heated, Phone Locust 6Sl2 j.
RIDGE AVE, 26l0-Nicely furnished room.
convenience, Phone Diamond 1904 y
SPRUCE 1887 Rooms. single on en suite.
prl. baths prot ofncesi steam heat elec'tt.
VINE. SI1i-Two adjoining rooms uufurniahdd
second ho1r; third-hoor front. luruillad.
WALNUT AND ttTH Two Or three xoanE
men 20 share bachelor apartments Iha cleo
mont Phone Rarins 1922 W
PARRISH IigG- LARGE frant ndou famfnrLz
able and eoq' enicni ieas feellr ain -
ofher C.f- Ns,fpse
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PERSONALS

| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts after Saturday. February II. 1915 un-
less contracted by myself. w, FRli, 222b
$. I'd st. Philadelphia.
WILL, Mrs. Wm. Riday Cnee Inez Sinclair
West Montreal Quebec "DADpYF.'
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts unless CON
tracted myself. Edwin r. Myers.
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AANA 2 aaN.
North I'd street has
been enormous. AZ
Ne ne close Of 1914
sonper ingots were
,vr o,,oted in New YORK
=, fs% cents a
nound. At the close
" 1915 the figures
o,ood ~ at 1873 cents a
mound. Today the
piotation Is 81 cents.
sheet copper runs
sbout s ce t s a
nound above ingot
figures, .,,,
"The spot t ca sh
prices by carload lots
are lower, ranging
n=t aantg for
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE; MANAGER, -
Ledger Central.
! AcCouNTANT, auditor s and systemRa,ifIefIr,
and private experience would accept position
out Of city. NJ GO6. Ledger office,
! ACDlTING-big ana little done by responsible
man, NJ 2l2, Ledger Office
AUDITOR -BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exp.
well recon-, desires temp, pos tl2 ed.on.
BUTLER OR VALET English; excellent ref
CHAUFFEUR, eight years, exp; hest ref.
with private families; willing and oPlgng
CHAUFFEUR lHOUSEMAN. willing to make
himself gen. useful wants steady employ
ment: city or country. il9, Ledger Oftce.
gic desires position with private family: :
furnish hest ref, s., 242n Frankford ave,
cHAuFFEuR; colored, wishes position. pri;
reference. Address lAuS Manton 81.
CHAUFFEuR Colored. wishes position. pri-
yato family or on delivery car; reference.
CHEMISTS s ASSISTANT Young man; yrs
night High school exp, II lfo Led. Cent
CLOAKS and suits Young man; experienced In
business can manaEe hrst-ciass lass, references S15I9
Grossman, go FitzWater.
DRUGGIST. registered reliable, experienced.
70 mSnase' relief or permanent Druggist.
ELECTRICIAN, good Mechanic, wants steady
emp; small salary to start A All Led. on.
GARDENER-Hea gardener wishes private
resistered stocI efc married, Al Tef. lie.
time experience. Box 800, ArdmOre, Pa,
GARDENER, married; position care flowers.
fruit, vegetables, poultry; all i've stock; would
take charge lst-class farm. Box ", Radnor Pa,
JOB PREssMAN, ~ years experience desires
position. 1870, Ledger Once.
MAN AND WIFE, cook and houseman; un-
derstands garden ana lawn; also chamber
maid ana waitress: 3 reliable people desire
pos. together; III years ref iua. Led, or,
MECHANICAL engineer, salesman or travelling
executive; machinery: steel plate cons ruct n;
any ter; minimum 5000. II l43 Led Cent.
ORDER CLBRK-Young married man; card
system good folower-up; experienced and
SALESMAN, 10 years exp. successful record;
eAeellent Eet,i good pres, iOb, Led, on
SALESMAN. outside, Protestant; open for de-
slrable line com, basis, A 40i, Led, Onice
YOUNG MAN, age 20 pleasing personality
good business executive. at present leading
broker IN town near this city, hustler and
knows the business we'll. especially selling
end. Wishes to associate himself With high
class real estate irm or trust company IN
WIN se5yiees rendered. Address NJ 6ii,
Young MAN, 20 years old. would like TO get
INTO pfaclical advertising work. Is at present
5su4ent IN an advertising school n i5T,
YogSG, en- NAN, four years experlenee IN gem
reasonable salary 70 start. IA 254. Led. Cent.
YOUNG NAN married. desires position;
nancy man box work. 8 NearEf aNnarfannas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12

ALBERT Da Costa Company. Heed Building
run and Filbert streets, importers of olive
oil' was shown the cablegram of the
american Consul General OF Genoa stat
ing mat the permission heretofore granted
U! inc Italian Government for the ex-
, pos'ation OF olive oil has been withdrawn
and no more shipments will be allowed. he
remarked that 1t was good news to him.
That MEANS" he said. that the price
VIII 90 up If the war continues, and |
nappen TO have a big stock on hand.
OnlN Few days ago lT,00O cases Of olive
OIL consigned to Josephe Verdi were
Iahded IN New York from Italy. There
are two siN-gallon cans to each case. 80
Ions e
The reason the oil Is put up in six
gallon cans is on account Of the duty
The import duty on less than nve-gallon
cans Is 10 cents, while on cans of five
salonS or over 1t is 20 cents a gallon.
believe the supply now I'm this country Is
sufficient to meet all demands for more
than year, and then there Is the Spanish
market to fall back on. oil coming from
spain Is equal to the italian product, but
ltalN had the reputation. and Spain used
to snip oil to Italy. which would he trans
shipped TO America az italia oil Now
the Spaninrds nre shipping To America
direct and If the war lasts for long time
spa N Will take the bulk OF the trade from
italy. The Spanish oil can be sold for 10
cents gallon less than the Italian. II. j.
Heinz of Pittsburgh" said Mr.. Ia Costa.
uses Spanish oil only"
For our latest shipments from italy
we were compelled to pay double the
usual freight rates. and the insurance
was very expensive. Besides being
shipped in cases. olive oil is also shipped
in barrels of 80 gallons ca h."
Mr. Ia Costa says the pure food laws
are an effective check against the sub
stttution Of cottonsced or any other oil
for the pure olive product and, he said
emphatically. If any one thinks they are
not, he should try.
ITALIAN IMPORTERS COMPLAIN.
Charles +. Hauss, president of the Amer
lean Chamber OF Commerce i'm Milan. italy
who is in this city on his way home, says
he is receiving a number of complaints
from Italian importers. who say that after
ordering American goods and opening
credits with American banks to pay for
them, they sometimes receive no goods at
all, though they have bought accepting
definite offer made to them. He says it
has been found in a number of cases that
American producers have sold the goods
which they offered in this way to other
buyers who offered them higher price.
Another complaint is that goods not equal
to the samples are sent.
Mr.. Hauss SAYS these complaints are
getting to be numerous and that unless
some American manufacturers and ex-
pOrters can be made to understand that
although they may receive orders when
Italy can buy in almost no other country.
after the war is over they will receive no
further orders. and that exporters who
have dealt fairly will suffer with the
others.
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PRICE OF COPPER REACHES
HIGHEST POINT IN 40 YEARS
Advance Due to War in Europe and Shortage in supnv
- Promises to Make Cost to Private
5Ij ~ Buyers Prohbitive

i .Tbe advance in the price of copper
,rce the beginning OF the war said L.
shve ,,.sger. of l.. y. Berger Company, SO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12

MISS. DEAN at Ledger Central has listed the
all kinds OF office detail work, and has had
speciRl training In selecting the right per
son for the right position" AcGuaint her
with your needs-either BY personal call or
telephone Walnut or Main 3OOO-and per
sonal attention will be given promptly. This
Is free service to LEDGER ADNER-
TISERS.
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LOST AND FOUND

For Other Lost and Found Ads See Page
ROLL OF MONEY-I.ost. near iOth st.. wood
land ave, Home for InCurahles. roll Of money.
WIN finder communicate WITH 1901 Chester nv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like thisl
Olt HssssFsssssss.sss.ss 10y. ptI l!Ho
Three times one week ..........12hc per line
SIX times one week ............1Oc per line
Situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per agate line per Insertion
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be in
serted in the daily Public Ledger
at no additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING LEDGER
ana PuBLIc LEDGER combined Is 10 cents per
agate line, with the exception Of Help Wanted
AMI Situations Wanted, which is Is cents
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General
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERWORK niEhN aud sewing: good
seamstress refined, CAPABLE woman; refer
encr. II III, Ledger Off,e.
COMPANION to elderly lady or manager Of
gcntlcmHn's household: EXP. Eng. Prot 2S
West IOgan ST.. Gtn, Phone Gtn 40 j.
DAYS WORK-Colored woman wants days
work for half time. 1923 :. lTth. Phone
Dickinson 307i NJ
DAYS WORK-Dependahle. cXrericnced. will
ing col. laundress and cook. III pa. Led. on.
OVERSESS-EddCated North Ger: excellent
refs: city suburbs, II I'll. Ledger OfhCc.
GOEERNESS or companion. visiting, by nour
or day; good sCamstress. II III. Led OtNcC,
LADY. coored. desires DAYS work any kind
s. Freeman, G3d North i5th 81.
NURSERY GOVERNESS or mothers helper,
refined, exp. Swiss woman. II 2l3, Led on.
STENOGRAPFFR and b0olkecTer wants posi-
ton: capable, accurate. quick: o years ref.
present employers. n $50. Ledger Central,
STESOG GRAPHER-Ambitious. ueat. accurate.
willing: try me II ~, Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, desires to do
typing at home best ref. 40, Led. on
ITORINC-LanEuages Eng. branches; for
cigners backward pupils 5Ot Woightman Eg.
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prs1NEss OPPORTUNITIES

EN- NpERTENCED promoter, innu-
entail financial connections. open for
cnEagement on a proposition OF
merit; references demanded, Will deal
with principals only.
VI $50. LEDGER CENTRAL.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which Is permitted In all ciesslfcntIons ey.
Cept Help md Situations Wanted. Lost and
Found Personals, Boarding and Rooms add
FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO ANY
OF ABOVE RATES.
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IN MEMORIAM
McGOWIS. In memory Of RICHARD
sMYTH McGOWIN. who died February H.
i9l2 WIFE AND SONS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

. DSSA]HA ASS ~ - 49, - ~ - @@-N~
LOANS NEGOTIATED on legacles inheri-
tanCcs, estates, stocks. bond securities ware
house receipts. raw material, notes. bills and
accounts receivable l.. y. ROSENBAUM,
~ Wall ST., NeN YORK
real. ESTATE BROKER, specializing in com.
merCial building Improvement desires hnan.
Cidl and business assistance from lnyeslor OF
means t9r iullntl ItNeI9lnnnth't OF Wen paNlhs
ssSa1i's @ ' ,,sI ""''',,S, - o''s',
iENILt-MAN, ,ftnleM, slhkle, - 70 70;
wanted OF gooI appeaIanfie. must ne OF sool
successful mcTSantitS o one n nas, M
HSss ~ ~ 'l's. - ", - @ =. . -. ~ - - 't,
$4,000 % PARTNER WANTED; active man;
safe profitable mahutact turing huslness' YOU
look alter oinct ana hanlle hnantesi Sc
cured; pay you 6ood revenue TOO.
Ledger central
CANDY. cigars, bread milk and Ice cream
store for SALE h9ye ice cream ana candy
mShy,; wiil sell ali or sebaTdt5ff: tf:, ~, W. S9G
9th ana Iufter sts. fhohe Dickinson 1-lN
WANTED one or two active business men
with capital Of $4,000 I'm an old d-estab-
NJ ms man, state niil nartic: Observation-Disclosures
tTaated COnhdcutillly. A 4t2. Ledger Office
,Ry.iSi55risEs on words 10, to0 men II7iIes e.
$2ooo lNNESIED as equal partner In going
business HTT'" p a3 ~ sigsr 0ff,p p'on'S per
year ~, ~ W ~ - : - -,.S' - tse'-
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