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Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
HIGHWAY MEN
 T0MEET HERE
Good Roads Association and State Association of High
 way Engineers to Meet Here May 15-16-Call Has
 Been Issued

Members of the Arizona Good Roads of Highway Engineers will meet to- gether at the annual meeting of the former in this city May 15 and Is. The official call, which went out to mem bers of the two associations yesterday. reads as follows
 The annual meeting of the Arizona Coed Roads association, in conjunc- ticn with the Arizona Association Of Highway Engineers will be held at the rooms of the chamber of com merce at Phoenix or May 15 and 1G, commencing at 10 a. m. daily.
 The executive committee has ill preparation an interesting program which will contain reports and papers on all subjects pertaining to the de velopment of good roads
 You are earnestly requested to make every effort to he present. and at the Seme time to use your good in tluence to have others attend this inn portant- conference.
 Yours very truly,
 DWIGHT B. HEARD President Arizona Good Roads Asso cia-ion.
 LAMAR COBB. President Arizona Association of Highway Engineers
 Boards of supervisors, cities and commercial and other organizations gre entitled to five delegates each.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
WORK|NGMEN'S HUNT
 CUB ID BE FORMED
Mass Meeting of Those Interested ir Re- selection of Governor Hunt
 Called for Tomorrow

In Maricopa county, therA is shortly to be formed an association of workingmen. the object of which shall be to further the interests of Gov ernor Hunt in his coming campaign for reelection. With that object in view a mass meeting of the wage earners of Maricopa county has been called to meet in the headquarters of the labor unions, at 238 East Wash ington street. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. At this meeting temporary
 officers will be chosen for the club
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

character too elastic and fear that it's passage would take out of the hands of parliament any legislative action if undesirable conditions should arise.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A want ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

this is my little boy, Freddie; how do you like him? Hasn't he grown?' The second wife was pushing in baby car riage her young baby, Anna, and there was a general family reunion. He said his wives seemed to be satisfied, and became good friends. They met after that, frequently, and he gave money to both. he says.
 But LeichweisZ even tired of his sec ond wife seven months ago and drifted away. Payments to both wives stop ped. and it was said he had become a wanderer without income. The two young wives pooled their interests and decided to seek their missing husband. Each night they would meet and pa rade the streets in Harlem. scanning the faces of all men and hoping to find the right one.
 They were out in the blizzard the other night when they came upon q score of men shovelins snow in Third avenue at One Hundred and Twenty fourth street They recdSnized their missing husband and had him arrested on a charge of bigamy. He has been living with his mother.-New York Herald.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
IRRIGATION AUTHORITY DEAD
rRepIbIican A. p, Leased Wire1

rRepublican A. p. Leased Wirel
 LONDON. April S-Sir Colin Camp bell Scott Moncrieff well known an authority on irrigation. died in London Thursday. He was born in 1S36
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

Hire d little salesman at The Re publican office. A want ad will see more customers than you can.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
E|C EXPOSITION GIVES
POINTERS1 ON PESTS"
THAT MENACE HEALTH
Hat the Rat, Flop the Fly and
Mangle the Mosquito
Health Depart
ment Says
MANY VALUABLE TIPS

II being clean-up week. the Department OF
Public Health and Charities, one OF the ex-
hlbltors at the Philadelphia Today and To-
morrow Civic Exposition, Is distributing
IN the Commercial Museum 34th and
Spruce streets, circulars advising house
oecupants to bat the rat. flop the fly and
nankle the mosquito.
Concerning the FIRST the pamphlet states
The rat besides causing loss amounting
to millions Of dollars yearly by its de-
etructive habits, Is a menace to the public
health"
And this about the fly; House flies are
hthy and dangerous to human life. Born
IN filth. reared In filth. they feed upon filth
and carry filth with them, not only causing
annoyance but marking n trail of disease
and death wherever they CO."
In this fashion is the mosquito described: :
"Mosuuitos are pests They annoy US and
destroy our peace and Happiness on pleasant
summer evenings. They are a menace to
health. not only because they interfere
with the rest we should have by undis-
turbed sleep, but also because they are
carriers OF disease.
Now for the fy. One of him has been
known to be the central distributing agency
for 1000 germs. This does not include
the number that was inside of him. Files
carry germs inside and outside. The fly
Is even more Indifferent TO his environment
than the rat. II human beings were flies
there would be no need of reformers. They
are happy any old place.
Cleanup week reformers might be in
terested in this bit of advice: Keep gar
bage receptacles tightly covered and, IL
possible, protect these receptacles by
screens, so that flies cannot reach the gar
4 bage See that collections are made
I promptly and that no refuse remains upon
the ground. II you live where garbage Is
not collected, then burn or bury it, Use
chloride OF lime freely In receptacles and
about places where they are kept. Keep
the stable clean. Screen all drainage
structures. Pour kerosene into drains.
Destroy cuspidors which are filed with
sawdust or ashes. Screen windows and
doors. Keep flies away from the sick. Kill
the flies as vast as they appear in the
spring. Keep everything clean and starve
at least some of them to death"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1E

ROOI5EEEPER - ACCOUNTANT, first ella ss
wishes pos 10 yrs exp. mfg. and mcrcanti e.
best reference. 40, Ledger Central
UI'TLER or valet, Japanese. wishes position;
best references ]. NJ, 1864 Vine st.
willing, obliging; good epalrman; years ex-
peTience. II, Ledger OdiCe,
CHAUFFEUR and enachmsn experienced. ca re-
ful driver; best reference, t2s, Ledger on
CHAIJFFEUR wishes position; honest. sober
and ohlEtng. al2l Locust st., Philadelphia.
CHAUFFEUR. married, wishes position: 10 yrs.
last employer, Apply 5Tl+ Spruce ST.
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HnIr wANrHo--rrMAtr

1
Continued t'on, precedirs coiumn.
COOK. colored country in summer: referencei
COOK. cumpetent. neat white girl; reference re-
aurcd aie " Rroed Al
c01,SSISg COOK and downstsrs work. refined colored
anired tss W. rhi IN cssrn1s cssSrsg, rs.
9tn 22f3 W. Car on Germantown ave.
Girl. or woman. NOT. over So years Of age. "a
heip with housework and two children. and
elRn cnpo e sy assist o1S osh PssySi summer
GIRLS wanted. oyer TO- Increased facilities have
made openings In our plant for refined, intelli-
medical supplies sRt pleasant work; oq SIsa esap,
70 besinnsre Win rspd advansement w t"s 10 good
w9rk.rsi is minutes. from DARBY on trolley; 20
ABg pers9n 81 by 'RS Iettcr o'Rn to Fl, K MUGh
GIRLS AND WOMEN wanted to work in iaun-
start no wS fSSperienGe n neccssarE 81 per week to
pSNNs5shioySNSItA 5sio NSTtAS bsSSYNDRY sSd n co.
coats and trousers: piece work: also siris to
PENNsYIIyAN MA GI&uNDRY co.
GIRLS wanfs sRowy tS y9rk eRi9 e fG9qS paper boxes
N w. corner Franklin and Willow.
HqEaR.sgRy ERs IVA SB SSAEREFs Nt EoLPGRs Il Frs ANR MEND
on,ario" "r arnd ,TsF' 80 w.
HpusEKEEPER. working suburbs; one who
sween aH NS d anG 9os m aos M:t S snn fmIoyer ~
Room po5 wv ~ - ''' '''' "'' '"eS''ut ST.
HqpIsEWoRK tGenernn, plain cook; settled.
would nbnrscista cnoi ,,,r,a. ,Y Y"s WIZ WIZ
Address A is Ledger Office.
HOUSEYORK-Nen white Girl for for,iiy of
fbrcc od,i,s 4, .',h,,wM, wn,'e Eiri LOT iRmly pl
i.,...' niisui.S IN Sinurps near IRAN ana trol-
p,gy,,r,I eco 'oohlng' pest wages fhone
Ot,SEVoDtr ,,.,,.t,.- ......
sub,,rb ~ annbie woinani small tamllyi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

WANTED-High school graduates to work as
laboratory assistants: excellent opportunity FOR
ambitious OF suitable training. Apply In nerson
or by letter II. r. Milford Co. Gieholden'
Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

wANTED-One hosting engineer: orange
peel operator required. Apply The
bravo Contracting Co., Redington. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT, 5210-second story front Ioon. csa
private porch also parlor; private eh"~"ss'
running water: conveniences; phone. .---------,s-
CHESTNUT I0o7-Large front room VIZ ".
bath nicely furnished; hot and coio "a''.
also single room. near bath
CHESTNUT, 2OO5-Attractive rooms, single y
en- suite: private bath; running Wa.sl. Asl,sTs an
CHESTNUT. 200o - WELL. H.. FuhENkTTFiNp lFnsafsNT
DIAMOND, 1537-Front bed and living L9ona' Lna
furnished; single room; reasonaolei siss,
IANSDoWNE AVE-, 5sllETwo eommhu'meooeers eonh moer
Ing front rooms with bath on secoha hoo''
for liEht housekeentnG. sfsT
LOCUST, 1h0s-LARGE AIRY, y,r Ros9aMSS' RiSsa siHs'
GLE OR EN- SUITE. LOCUST 1870 ,,,,,s =:
POPLAR bO37 = NICELY FuRNlshEp
ROOMS; CONVENIENT TO CAR LINE; -
SPRUCE. l2aO-LARGE. AIRY ROOMS, siN-
GLE OR DOUBLE; BOARD oPfloNAh
EpRIrcE, I1l5-seeond front beautifully fura;;i fulrs;
other Vacancies; running water, sleesAse -
SPRUCE. Is3T-Sultes. with bath; sing ioo"'-'
nffires steam beat elec. reasoh4nle -s
BOTH ST, s., Iaa-Attractive vacancies fof 'A'
sumner.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS KANE. a11 s. 10th ST.. wishes positions
for young first class cooks. trained wa!tresaes,
girls FOR chgmberwork and waiting chamIher' iIosr
ladies' maids. white couples childnuTses @
bervorb and laundry. trained cooks. young
girls for nursing experience not required
housework girls good wages Apply at once.
Phone Spruce 340l.
MRS ROGERS ala s. Goth st.-Excellent cooks,
waltresses Protestant Catholic; chamber
maids parlor maids. combination lRundress-
chpmbertnaid, nurses. ladH's maids seam
stress: male help In every capacity highly
recommended Wanted, Swedish or Norwegian
parlor maids. several experienced kitchen
maids. young cooks and general girls.
MRS. MCCARTHY. 2O2O SAMSON st.--Positions
wanted for comp, girls to go tosetheri =
years' refs; several other comp cooks and
Mattresses; city country or shorei all well
recommended,
MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY. 2107 Christian
iIoc i3A3l. supplies and wants 1st-class Prot,
cath. male and female help all nationalities
NICHOLAS 1920 ainbridEe-Competent male
and female help; all Municipalities wanted and
supplied. Phone Locust 2l3O. -.- -
C'HANfBERAIA' DS. competent, first class. wish
positions: help of all kinds supplied Miss
Weir Select BUR. 1s s. Carlisle st; Loc. $50
WANTED. cooks. chambermaids. childnurses
and houscwork girls. Rose Dougherty. 1913
w. Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
HELP WANTED-MALE

BANK wants young man, quick and accurate
on adding machine In replying give particu.
lars to experience. q, Ledger Office
BOOKKEEPER-Exper bank bookkeeper
wanted; state age and experience. A 3
Ledger Office,
BORING MILL and lathe hands wanted By an
uptown engineering company; steady employ
ment good wages not engaged in the manu-
facture OF war materials: none but competent
and reliable men need apply T. TO. Ledger
Office.
BOY half school age. for office duties in an old
established publishing house, chance for ad
yancement this Is an exceptional opportunity
for an Intelligent boy TO secure training In
the publishing and advertising business Adj
dress In own handwriting. giving refegence.
p. o. Box lOiB.
BOY with good common school education good
plain penman, accurate with figures steady
for intelligent and industrious boy. Apply
between 10 and IL a, m. National Metal Edgs
Box Company, Sth and Willow.
BOY. over 10. for desirable inside position
Apply by letter only. J. f. CALDWELL &
co. 0O2 Chestnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

BoY.-BrirM clerk wanted In art department.
Public tsehger Co, TO mount photographs end
make himself generally useful Apply Mr..
Holtsizer, 9TH floor. Ledger BldF.
BOY for office work and errauds; must he neat
and courteous. Call after p. M, Room sos,
1870 South Str street.
BOY. over i6 for desirable inside position; apply
by letter only j. T.. Caldwell n Co, g02
BOY wanted; wages s5 N. f. cor. goth and
BoYs-Good opportunity for 3 brsht boys over
l6 to start n career in Newspaper work:
splendid chance for advancement See Mr.
RaleiEh, 4th floor. Washington Building, COS
Chestnut ST.
BOYS wanted. i8 or over, TO work in wall
rarer factory, Apply at once, Becker, Smith
Pase. Water and Snyder ave.
BOYS wanted as messengers Western Union
telegraph Company, 1901 Chestnut at.
N. Lawrence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

wANTED--A few high-srade machlnIs,s
on fine light work. permanent position
with best OF working conditions and
highest wages are offered for stsoJ,,
and industrious men; open shop. with
modern equipments no war business
Apply In person to Mr.. w w Gaiter
Windsor Hotel, 1917 Filbert St. he.
tween hours 10 a. m. and o D. m.
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
s1rnAr1oNs wANrrp-.MA1E


| Continued IRON ffeccd'np Not""''
! coAcHMAN-Ar- around man. cxperisneed and IN,
| willing: best reference; any part OF oou""S'
| 4 LEDGER ortice -------
COOK AND BUTLER. Ispsness;, FIRST class
| wishes position. NJ. sOS N. isth ----.--
pRAueHTsMAN. mechanical, 1 yrs, eSp. tech t
| education wishes per. pos t2s, ledger oH
ENGINEER with broad exrerIepce In shop sale, SALE,
or nanarement we'll vctsed N iron ana steer
spccanies NJ ifs. Ledeer Central,
| MAN and wife white exp. butler, houscman
wife GOOD cook; refs 0i9. Lcdser central
OFFICE MAN. experienced, wants position as
private SECRETARY or correspondeint: "a s9%u Snl
sires to better himself J 44o. Ledger Cent
SALESMAN experienced; scauainted n Pa and
N. j.; references. D 32e. Ledger Office
sTENoGRAPHER BOoKKEEPER, located N
during spare time al office and evening"
accurate. reliable. reasonable a D, Led. oH'
wATCHWAN--Man, h5 docs not smoke nor
drink splendid health. wants permanent posi
fion as watchman or office ianitor; best ref
erence. w. II. Virgins 430 walnut ST.
Room is
YOUNG MAN %. keen, alert intelligent 6Tlm, rim.
TO learn good bus. pos. salesmanshlp and eS.
abll. plus capacity for hard work salary
secondary; refs. A !, Ledger othce.
YOUNG MAN 22 Knows bookkeeping and type
writing experienced for real estate or insur-
office desires pos With tg best rstep 70
YOUNG MAN 2s educated. exp, ns salesman
and office man, Wishes pos. j a5S, Led, Cent,
IT WOULD be worth money, to YOU 70, have
sober. honest young man. % years old, WORK
ing for YOU; past experience MS an offce clerk.
willing TO do anything; single at present
am that man, 5Ji. ledger Central -
POSITION with real estate office: thoroughly
pos.sd in city property mechanic; low salary.
II, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

CARPENTERS wanted for Eeneral work. Ap-
ply In person or by letter II. X. milford
Co. Glenolden Pa.
BNTERs-Permanent work. Apply 1900
wissahlckon
CHAUFFEUR wanted experienced. white, for
Packard cars; must have best Philadelphia
references; shop and references viii
not be accepted, Call Thursday. II TO I, 1924
Pine ST..
estant; 500 per month. with board. Address.
with reference, or call. 2Oio Chestnut St.
Friday. y. M
COOK-Colored mani short orders and dinners:
good wnres to right man. Apply Frisco
Lunch. Bristol. Pa.
DRAUGHTSNAN. structural steel Apply 1909
Stepher Glrnrd Bdg.
FREIGHT HANDLERs-Nfen wanted to truck
frctsht tption; white cnlored. Apply after
q, M. ~ ~ i7th at
GRAlNER wanted: one who has had experience
In Rranng on steel Apnly In person bring
inE samples Of work. 10 W. w. Gatler. Wind
sor Hotel. between 10 a. m. and p. m
Thrsday. MAY 90
1NsTRrNtENT MAKERS first class only: tool
inachirsts, So 90 to ST. Ioo assistant macRin.
lists 50 90 to 50. co: machine operators tmale)
800 to S2.2i; mnchinc backsSiths for mo
dlum-size work able TO work to blue prints
sSdl fam.,plter ,u.p ~ With use Of steam hammer
ity skilled lsborers. 81 81. for outside and in.
sldo work. Cleveland. Brown & Sharpe and
Gridley automatic turrrt lathe o. orators,
Johnson turret lathe hands. SO, 30 per day
work: II days leave after one years service,
holidays and Saturday afternoons during the
summer months, all with full pay. Apply
Frankford Arsenal. Brldesburg, Phlladcl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect April I, 1916
EVENING LEDGER
AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE tor like this)

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One or two times. observation-disclosures. 15c
Three times one week k............... iig1Ho
Situations Wanted three times one week. i0c
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 classifcations may
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate:
One or two times. .'..'.'''-'.'.''' ySc
Six times one week eek''......'....''.'.. l2lsc
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)
is permitted in all classihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found, Per-
sonals, Boarding and Rooms When so spec-
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 want ads at
Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

S1toAIloNS WANTED-FEMALE
BooKkEEPER-Flrst-cla class D. E.: years OK
charge. II 4i5. Ledger Central. '""'"S e"''r'
| BookkEEPER, stcnosrapher. office manager o
CHAMBERMATD wants position in ,an,,,
viii Wits DO nTS msnSG ESe set e hp R TsrnGn Sqny or
CHAMBERNAGD-Frcnch girl wishes position
best Rot,, refeTencss 7oi corlnthian ave Phone
foWh sfeed os os9n rt Eood s, reference; will go out Of
Thursday. Il a. M Room 2O5. COS Chestnut
cqbbANI1N bFbssf attendant t. invalid aged lady
| COOK. experienced white for seashore OF
%Gpn,Gy % at GrSssH S"Fhs bses to $oS $ pSss %S5t
COOK wishes situation. seashore or mo,intaina
good reference present employer. 2038 De
tion, seashore preferred. 357, Ledger Cent.
COOK capable Rmo ,d for oSs sSashore
COOK. Scotch Protestant, wishes position. June
Il good reference 1s7 Ledger Office '''''
cV0KFsTTstcas? %GSes sTs German good reference
Cook.housekeeper to work for a family OF men
$3.50, Ledger Office. - '''''
GoVERNESS Montessori training, wishes posI
child to ] years. old a. Ter 'GNH aS5 II Ledger GsPr
HouSEkEEPER or lInen-room work in hotel
good reference II III. Ledger Office
b6ms qc"F Pc a god Ssst sGSS
HOUSEKEEPER working in small aduIt ,a,n,
iy city reference 3ia Ledger t; ofdce. H,e '"'"-
HousEEwoRK : Young English Protestant;
10, Ledger Branch G830 German n town ave "
IJOTrSEyVOpIS ,,.,,,,,J -, ...Li.-- .-
ences. GOOD cont IA whlie S woman refer
INFANT NTrRs, or snail oh,iS. 80,
entire charge. II 131, Ledger Office.
LSJtl, whose uaughter Is ready for boarding
font and tr,,at,vorth, ,,s s''~sptoSIemt ~ compe-
In or adireSs NE rahr LESS ,,Apply
bicnn ana Eort'ar =, -, LShI,Nn "lssa-
-, % - - - 80 eIIl''ntoWU
iEs , toMr, Wlshes TO secure position In
Wrdio az '' 'o''p'''"t c""ihperHaid' Phone
Nleult i"''
M3IhEt' HEl.PER--Refined American girl
.I 1esrts nosilon: preferably at seaside or to
of6ce Rny Sa PripcStnn NuureSS fost-
,,5,s,,,,,r,.,, -, 49,, ,, - -
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LOST AND FOUND
UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., 1901
Chestnut st;-Rey, Egsene F Burke. Diamond
chas. c. Clarke. Edward T. Steel Eumone.
Louis Luby. Mrs Alex Mcdonald Mrs Weld
erseIn. J. l.. Houston Yousef W. c. Livin-
st9n BishoP-J, W. Connor,
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.. 142O s. Penn So
Rachel Brown. VIM. G. Johnson, Mrs Lizzie
Hyne, Samuel A. Lurbery, j. A. Da Cad
lwaliader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
DynamOs. motors, boilers, steam and oil en-
gines, pumps air Compressors.
FRANK TooMEY. Inc, III ". Sd ST..
CONTRACTORS EQuIPMENT-Tell US what
you require, and we Cpn nll your needs New
or second hand CHARLES BOND COM
PANY, 800 Arch street
DYNAAfoS, motors aud machinery bought sold
and rented: aTmatures repaired. Main 91
Market SO65 Nearsley Co, ia ". Sd st.
LOCOMOTIVES BOH.ER-5O II. p Ames on
wheels rs lbs hqe condition l.. f. SEY-
FERT SONS, 1877 n. Sd 81.
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pus1Nres OPPORTUNITIES

AN tiNrfstJAt CHANCE Is offered capable, de
gioo3 who has courage. common sense and
energy en0ush 70 rave pTInnnea ne meanassn,ens sn
and mail order business that's easily cor con
Quoted free from competition ana setirihSn shhr
$4,000 should be cleared yearly owner invites
~ this business can be had at personal inter
View S', oniy' Il se2, Ledger office.
PATENTS send for our II. free !, boo book
. are r..r5nsSs ana Hna our ssrSies Sn
surpassed we, viii help you develop your
FOSTER & WEBSTER SUITE eai
i0it chestnut At. Bell phone Walnut 1894.
PROMOTERS WANTED VINO can organize, cam
pelsns IN Pennsylvapia' NeW Jersey and pei Del,
Issue. which investisation VIII prove TO be not
careful Investor. Address oi6, Ledger Gem
trail.
$4,000 1n Mms S of speocs Of MERIT
or combining small manufactures that with
BnTe WITH "isP1
con dentlaily 35o. Ledser Central
iesitimete. going businefs. now sbowlns q
@ cent od @ We sS Mo ipyesGTs %th - eSpte
for full particulars. J 047, Ledger Gem
PARTY with from $500 to $4,000 can Join auto
mobile manufaMeturers M Just starting opera
T2n TGTs prlncpais 5 only o5s Eedser 'tsf Gent
.Es 9ys:i9g' Is s
known fruit district for sale; cash or monthly
BUSINESS. MAN experienced in ARCHITECTURAL or
building lines, to take executive position with
B4I EedRer Central new Type store fronts
CARPENTER WORK wanted; alterations. addl-
made to order office and shop. 1884 N.
500 weekly; trial! iOe daily! strictly ist.ciass
proposition 44o. Ledger Central.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
EVENING LATEST STYLE
10 CALL 6FrE 81 RH24S 2VENfS6s NfS66ssAR a'0
LBibNBR's. 10TH & GtRARD Av.. s. w. COR.
FUIIyDRESS SUITS
Cutaways; Tuxedos and Sack Suits
EaS 5Ss %ffS 5S walnut
SUPERFLCoUS HAIR removed by electricity
Ms. Mis- Ho5Ss sSG fsrdss.s Ss SsS ss%sss
curs form. Mint Arcade. with Miss Smith
Gents Cast-off Clothing Bought
BRtTToN 125 NJ 9th St Good rricesi
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
% HHRR9 'TS'i W sMr4R VI s%NsoM ST. cent
CARPET CLEANING
10Th ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT.
Bell Phone Locust 1000.
WEST PHlLt. MONARCH STORAGE CO.
WEST PHtBA. &c PER YARD
WEST PHILA. 3sTO-7o LANCASTER AVE
REAL CARPET BEATING; NO TUMBTERS
used. Boyer Co., 1909 N. 18th. Phi. Tioga 5000.
DREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY
.s5 r95SHS Sst ;SHSG S GS e..
COLUMBIAN DREssMAl1NG SCHOOL.
Instructions daily: l73b Columbia ave-; special
rats for gowns: ladies' tailoring.
THE MCDOWELL. Dressmaking School; easy,
modern methods! small payments. 307
Denckla Building. 11th and Market Rts.
LATEST styles in summer dresses and gowns;
fancy suits speciality; reas. 8. Kessler, 2T8
s. Goth.
DRESSAtAKER, competent. wishes sewing, Sat.
and Mon, In Atlantic City. J 5i5. Led. Cen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

IABORERs. GOOD wanted now at Tygert-Allen
Fertilizer Works, South Dclawa-+ and Wee
Cacoe aves tGreenwich Point): strady work
the year around for right men. See Super
intendent. at worries.
LABORERS wanted: zoe. pcr hour The Bar
rett Co, 36th and Grav's Ferry road.
LARoRERs wanted. shep VANDERBILT, Inc,
S1+ n. Lawrence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25

INSURANCE. AGENTS and solcitors better
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