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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
WEEKLY MARKET BULLETIN.
Offerings,

Offerings.
Mrs. T. S. Plunket, Elton, l reg
istered Duroc Jersey boar. %
months old.
The Meadows. Bolivar, regis
tered big bone Duroc Jersey pigs.
III. T. Roller, Loranger. a num-
, Der of Hampshire hogs and pigs.
B. NJ. Stovall, Dodson, regis
tered Shorthorn bull.
J. M. B. Porter, Lake End, l
registered Shorthorn bull, ID
months old; 2 high grade Short
horn bulls.
E. Walker, Dodson, l regis
tered Jersey bull, 2 years old.
w. A. Dalton, Ponchatoula, l
grade Jersey bull, 6 years old.
Holland-Delta Co., Lake Prov
idence, a number Of registered
Angus Bulls. ] to 2 years old.
I. L. Pressburg, Opelousas. a
number of high grade Hereford
bulls. IA to II months old.
il. White Lake Charles, car
load Of pure-bred Jersey cows. all
fresh in milk.
J. M. Dudley, Jackson, 2 young
Jersey COWS, fresh in milk.
HoilandlDelta Co.. Lake Prov
idence, several registered Angus
heifers, IL to ID months old: few
registered Angus COWS, bred.
W. T. Bailey, Athens, 2 regis
tered saddle stations, weight 1l50
pounds each, or will exchange for
-~yaung jack. :
}. o. Grayson. Opelousas, 8
large mares, well broke, 5 to Z
years old; 1 jack, 8 IL years old.
DR.. A. J. Dauterive, Breaux
Bridge, Red Creole onions in car
lots.
Homer Champagne, Breaux
Bridge, Red Creole Louisiana on
ion seed.
J. Arthur Goodwin, New Iberia,
Red Creole onion seed.
Wants.
Frank L. Barker, Raceland, 1
registered Hereford bull.
M. Bernard, Kaplan, a good
Jersey COW fresh in milk.
DIR. w. L. Wharton, Naples, |
good saddle horse or mare. light
footed and a good mover.
Henry Anding, Mermentau, a
number of Leghorn chickens.
DR.. H. G. Plapper, Crowley, An
coma hens and ROSTERS.
: E. w. Doran, Ruston, Cornish
Or Indian chickens, or eggs for
matching from same.
I Eugene Dumez, Edward, lOo
young hens.
3. A. Billet, 2259 Baronne St.,
N. o., / turkey gobler, year old.
Mrs. B. M. Karn, Plaquemine. .
pair Of Chinese geese, | year old.
E. A. Billet, 2259 Baronne ST..
New Orleans, Is to 30 dozen eggs
weekly.
| Eugene Dumez. Edgard. creole
onion seed.
T. Green Hoover, Independence.
Crimson Glover seed.
Miss Maude Hawkins, HALE
hurst, Miss, Valentine beam seed.
w. T. Murphy. 1923 Tchoupi-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
THE SUBMARINE TOLL.

The German submarines have
taken terrible toll of ships and
commerce during the period since
Feb. 1st, sinking until July q
749 ships. During February the
number destroyed was III, dur
ing March 121; April 1853; May
115; June %; July 70. There
is no danger Of starving out Eng
land but the destruction Of
shipping is terrible Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18
Children Cry
FOR FlE1euB1'S
q "A = y . p a

Honduras will manufacture co..
600, 900 lbs. of sugar this year, the
greater share of which will be
sent to the United States if pres
ent calculations will not go away.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-08-18

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys-
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. Soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
RRAVERY CROSSES
FOR II AMERICANS
,r,rressive Ceremonies Mark
Recognition of U. S. Hero
ism by French Republic
THREE FOR MEN KILLED
Nv HENRI BAZlN

-...,s,ordcnt of the Erenino Ledger ipith
stdg I" he American ARMY ia France
.,,rprCAN FIELD HEADQt tATsTERS
hIS FRANCE, NOV. -.
r~olye officers and men of the American
',ore carrying the priz'd French CroiN
aihigs g,orre IN their pockets today because
oe ssss will not allow an American sol
COVE On wear Il decoration from foreign
aelsnueut. ael Three additional crosses are
Go,'air wav TO the relatives of three Amer.
on ". ,rbo died bravely lighting.
ica"e, ',,od In the lifting November wind yes
10 ON q giant plateau aglow with the
teiuny teis,od color Of khaki uniforms and wit.
suous the presentation of the crosses by
ness, S,rench Republic to the Amer cans wao
tne ,,,ed their Yankee grit III the boche
oispnh raid of November :.
reh' impressive. Eleven Of the twelve
bonored Sammccs stood IN a little
lNl,s h, themselves in front Of their con-
group lined up along the open fourth sid,
PAM bollov square of khaki and steel
I'D H NV the regiment TO which they a:e
lv,,,nnhsd The twelfth of the living Go2yn
'aa sbsent Kc lay in "A hospital recover
'.n fronl the wounds lie received from the
rrrman trench raiders.
,n American majtr general, ConmGud'n
a. diyision, made the presentation Ac-
a,nani.d by other officers, he faced the
.ssenbled regiment and read the citation
- bravery from the CommapdCr Of the
yr.rch division under which the regiment
..as scryinE Naming the three lieutenant.
,hs sergeant titc two CUrporals and rine
,rl,a,eg, the citation stated THAT the officers
pod men had displayed rare courage clcl-
NOS and Il hsl-s'ptiitcd sense Of duty under
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

s.,.t N,oi.nt enemy bomtardnient and great COM
~ 1870 Energy In fight where they were
superiatively outnumbered
me names OF the eleven present then
@ @Neie reau. Each stepped forward from the
ranks, saluted received the medal. saluted
again and retired among n,s fellows. To
tdch the general rendered his personal
CONGRATULATIONS
copies OF the citation were handed to
- vi ''e men The company commander
neM was called forward and Presented
with medal for the entire ctompanv. TO-
Se'ner win copy of the citation from tho
rreHch general To him tho American
general made IA Brief address.
L., am proud that your company con.
uut'cu user as the nation expects Amerl-
van soldiers to conduct themselves" ho
saru' Your company did what IL was cx.
pccted TO do. feel sure thai anv other
o"'id'F' any regiment, and tho army will
uV the same under similar circumstances
",'c coolhtSs and courage are necessary"
' concluded by congratulating the cap
IAN ahd admonishing him and the other
icc'PlentS OF the crosses that they could not
n'ar the decorations until Congress author
Hcu u lie advised keeping the medals rri.
NatelN, Whcreat there wa a general nocI,e,.
ing of the crosses
thrill went through tho assemblaro on
ue vast plain when the American com
n"uucr handed the colonel Of the regiment
lour croSSos--onc for the wounded Sam
IL ana one each for the next Of hin Of the
'hree who died fighting Tho thoughts Of
every one standing upon that plateau went
UNANIMOUSLY toward those sturdy young
americans who had displayed earnest. sol.
ueIlN qualities and had given thci- lives
.uI 'ie nag as the rcsinental band slowly
a'id impress!vely began tho "Star SPAN
EInd Banner" The American general sa-
Int'd ard the entire regiment salrted. Tl-,
ceremony was over.
The three Americans killed in the c;a-u,an
trench raid of November . were Privates
Gresham. Enrisht and Hay. The other
Twelve who werc awarded the war cross by
the French Government are:
Iieutenants W. H. McIaugIriu. Il q
Patterson and l.. f.. Erickson
Sergeant John Arrowood
torporals u NJ. knowclcs. li,aner Ci,crg.
PfiNates Charles Massa William "
Thomas. George Hurd Boyco Wade 1;nhc-t
Winiler and John !. Jarvis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
SCHOOL AID POTENT IN
CONSERVATION CAMPAIGN

TRENTON. Nov. 27.--Contnuation and
extension Of the food conservation cam
pa gn is next in Importance to training
of teachers, according to the annual report
on industrial education 10y Assistant Com
missioner Of Education Lewis H. Carrl,.
lie 81. rs that virtually all Of the vocational
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

at the opening sale. The iaost pronounced
advance yesterday was registered In the
cheapest grade Of birds "tailcnds" bringing
as high as $3.50 cents. and the lowest price
of the day was for Il single block Of ,twen-
ty-nve "tailcnds" that sold for $3.50 cents
Second and third choice turkeys sold at
an advance of about 81 a hundred over the
prices these grades brought last week
Chickens and ducks sold at the same levels
Us last Thursdav
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

schools kept their. kitchens open the whole
or part Of the summer. and they were
operated AS centers of Instruction. as well
Of production, while domestic science kitch-
ems of many of regular schools also were
kent open for the same purpose.
MIR. Carris says teachers of cooking from
vocational and regular schools were most
generous in giving their services for lee
turcs and demonstrations, and that by
these means hundreds Of women have been
taught how to conserve garden products.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
TURKEY PRICES SOAR
High Records Made at Lansdale Auc-
ton. With First Choice at sc Cents

LANSDALE. Ia. Nov. :7.--Turltcys went
TO new high records here In the auction
when hrst-choico birds sold at thirty
Elk cents pound, an advance of a fraction
OF cent over tho record mado last week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

Germans Admit 6t>tilas Dyn6
HoLLIDAYsBURi Pa. Nex. zo,<1 E
plea OF guilty was entered ~ fistrts NtI
aud Harry Weicet. young Germans. IN ~
Blair County Court hero. TO the charge Gk'
larceny Of large quantity OF dynarnl1o.
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The prisoners refused TO disclose what they
proposed doing with the explosives JudGo
Balbridge sentenced them 70 the Wester,1
Penitentiary for fourteen months. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
Colly-phone" Talks

T Oh. Hortense. Oh!
= You may be the best maid ! ever had.
and all that. bull
{ II you hadn't reminded me of thai
: Well. it's lucky you did. that's ALL
Z Now, we'll all be there, thank
heaven! I've ordered the Car to be
here in half an hour. and ! haven't
time to phone everybody, so will you do
it, please, Hortensel That's a dear!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-08
ITALIANS PUSH CANVASS
FOR $4,000 UDHNE FUND
More Than $4,000 Already Sub
scribed of Red Cross Money
for Visiting Mission

More than $4,000 has already been sub
scribed toward the proposed $4,000 fund.
which will be presented 10 Prince Udine, Of
the Italian war mission, for the italian Red
Cross
Committees from fifty or more italian So
cletes began in earnest today 10 canvass
for the remainder Of the fund. Solicitors
made house-to-house visits in Little Italy,
and other solicitors are making thorough
canvass Of all Italian professional and busi-
ness men. Representatives OF the Fedora
tion Of Italian Societies met last night al
the office Of L'Opinione and voted " con-
tribute $3.50 to the fund in addition TO urg-
Ing all affliated organizations TO subscribe
Prominent Italians here are keeping in
close touch with the condition OF Prince
Caine. and the moment the word comes.
through Chevalier Giovanni Gentle consul
In this city, that the distinguished visitor
is thoroughly recovered from his Illness. a
committee will be dispatched 20 Washing
ton. This committee will endeavor TO pre-
vail upon Secretary OF State Lansing TO
have the visit Of the Italian war mission
In Philadelphia extended from FIVE hours to
twenty-four. The war mission is scheduled
for a three days visit in New York, and
Philadelphia Italians feel that this city, the
birthplace of world liberty, should receive
more than hve-hour visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-08
DEATHS

q white Dental Mfg. SS,sss iqyItss siqSst:So6S e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June z. l.. ELLEN.
and friends invited to funeral. i7i4 Pine st.
MqgnH Jun. RI ~ = NPGRY PSRRSYte wife OF George w
shuits (nee LSughinl, aged 25. Relatives o,ad os,aadd
Sams RsupRa pcRgrcS 81 II io" a. M ' Int. private. HOiS
'sfLcox.--Xt Amber. Pa, June q. 1pA J.,
t SBG jaa m JP vTSsn eSN teS o,%ttonE 1 Relatives ana
friends invtea to funeral services sun S,SS S,S9
weiss, Buter ave, Rose Valley, Pa. Int
SIMPSON .Esuddonly, june O. JANE. gld9Yw
HaSsrass ,nS lS tuafro % n seryf pfSse Mo Auto ePa Re-
mslFPhf FgNsE b pysxfd SSs SST MSese p Jun; =
mESSEY hsRs19 Of ia Se ,dS9s HS9s' nSsd 10 fu
F9wSitqn APts.. ,$s,h and 'Powelton ave Int
'ysTEWART %June Q, CHARLES r., husGsa91dd ND
a. m a' gsfos sa5SsrS{} RdSaHS SS%'I Hoy 5S
e., Solemn hgR mass Lay OF Ro'ifTiy i1i SsinrHIrctiy
private, Holy Cross C.smBs,,, ,r,s husband Of
Harrist swaGb, aged ~ Reiatyes and friends
Invited 70 funeral services FRI; p M ,y.bET tTSe
6auphIn hIa"Fa couny HSrrdBuFs H TiTs'' papers please
sysA NARY Al Ss4s} wsYw sefyIs.. Of iSS"
Fri. y. m, ia w Queen lane Germantown
THoMPsoN,-z q WILLIAM Pi sol, son Of oi
friends invited TO funeral, Sat o30 a. M, l2SI ~
y. 18th At. Mass Of requiem church OF tho
de.ssgg, loi2o a. N. In, od cathearai Csm, lat.
Thomas and Margaret g., Timlin tnee ingryl
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral, sat,
30 a. m, 3lf7 AramlnEn ave. gath Ward).
Solemn requiem mass Church OF Nativity 10 a.
TLM5R June Z. of diphtheria, Mt parents
rosidenCs 5000 Pine road, Fox Ghases MERE
aged II Int. Lawnvlew Gem. FRI D. m.
No funeral.
VALENTINE. June I, ANNA, wife Of Fred;
orick Valentino and daughter of late Michel
and James O'Hare Relatives and friends in
ytcd % funeral Mon, a. M, 29l9 ATnIEtC9 tg'
Church 2 a. m. Int. ST. Mary's Gem, Glou'
WAISHGJune g. DANIEL j., husband Of
Elizabeth Walsh (neo LavclD Relatives and
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DEATHS

friends invited to funeral sat-. $50 a. M
mi Brookiyn It, (42d ct. and Fairmount aye.l
solemn bigh mass OF reduiem CHURCH OF , Out
Mother Of Sorrows 10 a. m; Int HOLY ross EN- IN
MANIFOLD, Z MARIA. widow ot ~
raei $. wambod, aged 81. Due notice OF iu'
neTWHIrHI biune oI s,Ses 3, ANNA NJ A. wife Of Louis
wehn Sr (nee Kabstein). Relatives and frienas,
Iadles' AID Society and members or =. ,John.s
Cierman Reformed Church. Ladies Ald 5ocleV
III German Reformed Home for AEed. Lawndale,
band'S residsnce 1906 r. ontario e. Church
services 2 D. ~. Int. North Cedar Hi.l Gem;
wiisey Cnee Epieyl. aged 20. Relatives .,6 ana
eve son's residence as n. Atlantic ave. HAD
Jondeid r. j. Int. Berlin Gem. ,, -,
WILSON june q, RICHARD, husband oI
n Rabecca Wilson (nee HelmesL Relatives ana
friends are invited to attend funeral; SAT;
Gem Auto funeral Remains may be viewed
'WIi,soN-June 0. WILLIAM H., husband q
tenrietta +. Wilson, aged I5. Relatives ,and
friends invited TO funeral sat- ] p; Nh SO5'
n 18th st Int private, West laurel Hill Gem,
invited to tam5sn tsTs55s m tSwooG ?g'S o9o csm snG
'WYoRREi.L.-At Honeybrook - Pa. June ,.
FRANK s. husband OF Sarah Y. Worrell nee
wriaht1 aged 40 years. Relatives and frlenda,
,rnrtnbers OF Camden Lodge, No 2e3, B, 7, o. F.;
VVIidey Lodge. No. 81, !. q. q. r, invited 70
Roedei & Son. 4l4 s. 9th ct, Camden Int
Harlegh Gem.
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Deaths

II. Austin nss hYsoS9f Of Ss
9f a; empioyes OF American II EnFiSeerins sine Co. p
W%rHoek 81 Int pSyatS S's resp@ount 3 mt Go% aSO
HGRafs may SG June EF SR 70 P p Wife Of
Ge9rgee, A Avery tnee, schweilzer( Relatives
.. m, Lambs Terrace, n J, Train leaves Chest
f.s IA gIs,S e EGP:r, It
6 funeral MoP a. NJ Iai WSodiaqd syS
Denlss Gem CoBP's creek. Auto funeral,
THoLomEW ana r.Hds HH%S VI RH
arey tgm y1 aos Pa PAPER & invited % 10 aera pSySs ssry
ICES ICES Fri p..,Ts p. m David II. Schuyler BIds.'
brBfa AqS alI9nS S FRANCIS w. husband
9t late Sarah BeGhdo aged aged 90 un Rsstives IAN and
Invited to funeral, Sat, $50 a, m, 24o2 y.
GSHraE 10 g. s" int mas Holy sepuSRro cem
and louisa Boyer nee Gh SSS
friends PemSSTs SGg q Mdynf % hTtRsn GhuTSSS
iRy'sd tR funeral nf rlnnwS9d m
GEORGE r. hu'SS.d sad
so Relatives and friends. William G. Hamilton
gs6ISsr go Stc So od a \ Of G'R eta 1sanP FRP
Council No. 60, l. o. 4. ~, yigilant Council
ssHi Northeast Bouleyard, sat, p m. Int
Hillside Gem, Auto funeral ,>,, -,,
James buckley, aged 81, Relatives and friends
Lodge No So .DauEhters OF ST. George, and tho
women's guild OF ST. Georges Church, invited
TO funeral, sat, $50 a. m, residence OF her
dauEhter. Mrs. James Donald. 5944 spruce. st.
dain at, West Phila,. II a. m. Int, Leyering-
ton Gem. Roxborough. Remains may be viewed
Fri, to 10 p. Autos.
BtTTS.-Iune g. CHARLOTTE r.. widow OF
Abraham Butts. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend funeral services. Sat, p, M,
021 Walnut st., Darby Pa. Int. private
Friends may, call Fri, after 7 p. m. Pottsvllle
and Shenandoah papers copy. Auto service
CARPENTER June Z. WILLIAM, ST., nus
band Of Sarah Carpenter. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral, sat, & J p. m; 1920 n, 9th
CHURCHILk,|,JJpne g. CHARLES CHURCH
Invited TO services. sat. 23O p. M. oliver III.
Bair, Bldg. 1920 Chestnut ST. Int Fern
wood Gem -
Coen (nee Moran) and son Of late John and
Altar society OF Corpus Ghristi Church. Mus
9hS ssSsny yrP 80 SS5. Of A. = A. X T coqEs r5 al. 6A
eratives' Bene. Asso., invited TO funeral Mon.
$40 a. m, 3Ol6 ~ Bonsall ST. solemn high
mass Of requiem Corpus Christi Church 10 a. IN.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem. Auto funeral
CosGRoYE.--Suddenly June g.. EDWARD.
husband OF Hattie Cosgrove (nee WalkerD aged
40. Relatives and friends Court Friendship No.
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GERMANTOWN SALOONS
BAR AUTO DRIVERS
No Liquor Sold to Chauffeurs in
Uniform or Men Operating
Motor Vehicles

Chauffeurs In uniform cannot obtain In
toXicating drinks in Germantown saloons.
II was decided recently by saloon proprie-
tors who are members Of the Twenty-second
Ward Liquor Dealers Association to rigidly
adhere to "A recent court decision govern
ing the sale OF liquor to drivers.
In view of the many serious and fatal
accidents due to careless driving the court
ruled II a criminal offense to sell TO chauf-
feurs stephen Henry secretary Of the as
sociation. said II was the purpose Of the
organization to follow tho courts order.
In n saloon on Chelten avenue, German
town, the following placard occupies a con-
spicuous place among the glittering fix
lures:
Positively No Drinks Sold TO Chauffeurs
in Uniform or Drivers of Motor
Vehicles of Any Kind.
Asked the reason for the posting of this
placard the proprietor John Geoghegan,
10 West Chelten avenue, declared that it
meant just what II said,
Several minutes later three chauffeurs
entered the place and called for drinks and
were refused by the bartender. Jacob Noll
The men were referred TO the sign, but be-
came Indignant. Each produced a blue
card showing they had registered on Tues
day and angrlly declared they were en-
titled to anything they could pay for,
Nevertheless the drinks were refused.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbrldge st., has son,
buffers, English and German; second Va
housCmen, cooks nurses, laundressss. M
female help for all capacities WssssN
couples, mattresses. French ladies' NJ m1ii VI
kitchen maids. houseworkers etc. Fhon' II
Gust 2l30. -
MRS. KANE 5ii S, 10Th St, wants Situate
for lrst-Class young cooks, PT0tesl1dhht,,, (
Catholic mattresses, Chambermaids, W.T. WIZ ~
assist with washing; French and EngghIsl ~,
lcrs, competent housework girls'o Wiih ~
also wants Childnurses, Spruce 540li---.s-.
COOKS, chambermaids. childnuTsesp y ana Is nos1S Ss
work girls want positions. MISS hose =
erty, 1913 w. Girard ave. -.
MADAME PLATZ, 305 S. llth, wants Aha :,
plrs white holm. Motels no CHARGE y
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BRAZIL PREPARES DEFENSE
Calls for Coast Artillery Formation and
for Credit of 870,O00,OOO Refs

RIO DE JANEIRO, June s.--The Govern.
rnent has issued decree for the formation
of a first section of coast artillery The
decree also calls for the opening of credit
OF $40, 900 900 reis to be expended on arma-
ment and war materials.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-08

FIREMAN
For office building boilers. experienced: steady
employment Apply Room i3l
LAND TITLE BLDG
FOREMAN for railroad construction wanted.
Apply Lloyd Seaman, suporintondont stone
lIarbor Terminal Railroad, stone Harhor, NJ,
GLASS PAINTERS. fish and drapery for church
windows, antique pcTman,ut good SAL siabe
exp, wages. otr. Wilct Gla7s torthoSi HUI.
HAND SANDERS
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
Has vacancies for
Hand sanders
Machine Caryerg
Veneer ioiutors
First-ClaSs Woodworking maChinists
Double-hCad moldor operators
ShollaCkors
FaCcr machine operators
Hardware filters
Rubbors
Mechanical craftsman familiar with factory
layout work
Belt sanders
Window cleaners
StevedOrCs and laborors
ApnTCntlC" hOES, over Is
Office boys. 10 years and over
IS hour per week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor Talking Machine CO.
Applica tion Office. 30 CoOpcr ST., Camden. Nj.
HOSlERY-Youth, kntter on Paxton & O'Neil
Phelps Hosiery Co, Sd and ontario.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-08
statesmen

Our new proposition is the talk OF salesmen
everywhere. No wonder they arc making
money--the new, Liberty Loan bond arranEe-
about it. We need few frst-cass statesmen
to replace those going to war. We want mon
who are looking for permanent places only.
Drawing account
Encyclopaedia Britannica Co.. l30 s. 18th St,
cor. Walnut.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

For Sale
APPERSON, 1917; s-cylinder. 7-passen!g.%,,,
excellent condition; used Tor oenl0 oen 0S6is n
o9dlGE attT2GtIHe price, IHphe op eBIpad ahd ~,
streets.
CADmLACs-i915 and 1915 models, thSTSS@s is Ky Z
overhauled; rePainted and gggaSIanR4Seess & nR4Iesd Il
Automobile Sales Corp, l42 y. pI9e---i
LOCOMOBILE-l9l5 6-Ss "a
Fiye-passenger touring, painted matSyD avy ~
llght red stripping; overhauled IN oyu, Ni,.|
very attractive car for family use '1
value than new car al same price
LOCOMOBILB
23l4 Market st., Philadelphlcc., "a
F. NJ. Halllgan, Mgr, Exchange SsI - n,
LozIER, 1914, 6-cyllnder 4-passenger, ,,ss W.. y,
good tiresi excellent conditloh' "S-
NIARMON-18l5-l9l6
Also used cars Of other mass
FANNING MATHIS C0r.ro
BROAD AND RACE STkEEstcs tc. ~.
John T. Cunningham, Manager Usea-sSs. Usea--Ss,..,|.
MOON ESQ hve-passenger touring. ~
starter, lights; new shoes guarantSssyifp Sy pil3I
ton perfect unjust mus, be be sa6ese saS6
gain, Seen 1903 Market St, Phlls,------11..,..
NATIONAL, MODEL V 3, perfect shape N N
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1928 Chestnut 81, -. ..
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antned; sl450. Bigelow,Will
a0i North BROAD 81
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