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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09
Deaths

Abk}SE ,Jas Hs' CEDAR GE2RdG
Non, 80 p M caiyaEy n :. Ghure9, 4stb isib
SDei) papers COPY, ''''o''
.ApQLPH.,,Fts,6, :. IiENgY, husband Of Maria
friends. S Phils Eodsi no H. L. I'''j,''0s O. O. Ta M
shlla SehTetzsa, NGrsIm; invited to funeral
Fiji Fiji cem R n Auio o funera sT' 81 INT East Cedar
ANsoN. Feb. :, DAVID, husband of, late
of 4, East End ilensfcIai Soc Society ,"Hs u i. {,
soGlsh met hOmS nSts9 of Mrs '@rS msrS r. soo e
Page st. Int. Mt Vernon Gem. Scotland papers
Resias snd FEE friend, 3SNFS iS
iSneTal iaI prvSr sSrvG5s Omit noSrs H. '"' y i'h St
..AsHMAN.--FeP, !. ROBERT j. son, Of late
sP9fp .Sd enas 'nS Sh wrG uos s' Gus
snd AL other oTsani22@ti9ns 2nnr Of wS'ch he was
neral parlors Of W A. Dunlap, n l. cor m i5th in
mains mad mag Ss viewed Fl r. Ever %S3o Re-
.!,I1 ATAcKmFeb l;.cL MsANGY wife Of ote syl
invited to attend funeral services sat i r'TGs D. mus
1900 n Howard st. Int, private Belvue Gem.
BAER.1Feb. 9. HERMANN. son of late Her
md friends, craze Council, So G$i, =, = <,
s%PoYFs TSf MSRs so gy's9 IS :! t"fEa sdt6
n G Ss%ams sy csm sn 'a ao Fun funeral to m
e.sT sAhfTFs Pa A&c tsTi,2EE agnSfnP sxgS s
tser nHea H9G "q t6 Gf' % Now west
?. m, late residence. Int. Valley Presbyterian
tlon eaviHS Broad St, il ao :" M ieayf"s Sf Vest s
sEck.HFFsst: ! ,$oPHIA c, wife Of Frederick
2sss N. FairhIll st, Int. private, Greenmount
vT vRtTnFes at o1 GFfsnp I'LL I 1ANE IR
Tennessee. aged r. Due Due notice Of funeral viii
owTz of sO Marie HGNGX beTpHz RERS RI
.tives and friends sPenna Lodge, Nj ~ Q. B.
sis Morris % St 70 Int liar ss Ne6o @ Gem Gem Kindly %
~eGT q M1Rs tnss e nESFAHT 5la
WIDOW OF Mayer I,, sch%aetse % aged %. Relatives
snd 81. Ursula society. invited to funeral sat-
$50 York st Reausm mass St ri siHs
Church 70 a. N Int ,6i9s M9st Ii0y Rssdsemsr Sem.
and friends, Typographicai Union No q, OF
Invited to funeral services sat. D. M 37Oi
Powelton ave. Int, private. South Laurel nm
BHAREEr saSdsnly yns JOSEPH 2s1 I
ss5a YSs 5SS sac mi Siv5 mG1hers residence
81. PstficE's Church 10 s a, m, Int Cathedral
BRowH. = Feb. Z, BRIDGET, widow Of
Nancy oqigiey Relatives and ,do friends % inyteS @
rssuiem mass st. Monicas ii rs church E a. m i int
'isF BRowN.-%Feb. Feb 8. WILLIAM. husband of late
Mem frssd. BrSn n &c. 0se HegSFy nvfS assi % nf
ssaae9 mass e. Isyers churSh io
cRLn6TN@EE.S I5{ Holy cross = fs8bEL1A fsT widow Of
snss s nSsf ts f' Int .'rSfss S1sss SAT-
may yArLAnhNmfeS fs AEnT,,N eftfsr p HbANrEL j. husband
Daniel Callahan. Relatives and friends invited
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DEATHS
DEATHS -
ST. Elizabeth's Church a. m. Int Holy Cross

81 blizabeths Church y q. M INT holS N'V's
HASRAn I'll! 81! X:"GF'$$ Y: ( r. s;:d @ q
funeral scTyces sat gao Ts,G resarnIs ssi1 svs Of
SH2 Sax sr Mrs it, SfHrsS pfgso y i'm 3S Gem ''0 ave.
EonERTs so. Feb Z pANSNAH pSs AS yds W,soW aHd 1i
fTYiSMnds invited G 10 10 funsral % Sat , m, rssi.
Gc2ce Of sister Mrs AGcrt El"ss 2S,e ST. ana
AhRIEN RocRirf.ii...u Widow Of clement s
Ho'k@ 20 TT'S m6n H. h'"ySs S '9% Ganm6as aS"a' %
"RYNN'mFcb q, MARY T.. daughter Of RlGGh.
ard NJ and Jane Acorn Ryan, aged IS Hcls- licIs
cs gd friends nSlGd 9 10 @nsra rSTea aSs s
l,orsall st Int. Arlington Gem, Remains may
b" yf%aa Fg to 70 dEdorH husband husband Of
Molc A. Schneck, aged 03 Relative, ana
. y. m. at l7i2 n .oth. Remains may be
NGT:n SirEHf THPFey %.5Gr q ANA "a daughter OF
9 HsSs ASTl 29f erhsa2f rnF SG1 rmp N@ 5o
{" -, ! Easicf9 Star ConnSll, 80. y, s "ns
OF iaso iso i%v!GGh to to fgnor9i services sat-
,fiAtR& i-i.rS. Tlio% Eo, Gi 2i
and WWiyes inylai to funeral services, SEX, =
G5,IR" n" and io' Zine sts Int N@rth cedar Hin Com
soMMER.-reb. :. JotN J, son Of lgna,s
friends invited TO funeral, Mon, $40 a. M - pr
Malachy's Church 10 a. m Int. New cathedral
sMITt! at i2i $ 3oih g. ,tess Fl MAEi asad
S} s5 st. int r. .}IsE 2yfy II s9r n!'s 1870 c1''
cs sr4INF"s s,E s GEEmPE rdst 6Tonre M SA'T J. iTe int
psTRrMpr Feb @. HENRY @. sTECMPF.
a,iycs and friends osaeG Irtb"' 80. iI5; o00i
$ a6th ST Solemn requiem mass St. Charles,s
church 10 a. IN. Int. Holy Cross Gem Auto
TAYLoR-Fcb, :, ALICE A., widow o. WI;
aw M TaS2T d2rcoa ss wndsr Ss 'T1 saard s
aud Parrish stsD, Fri, p m. Int sat-
",'TSYIGh A. , Norristown Taa,,,,TEss.. Ts. and 4
}&'p lI} 80 rp% pa6 ut T. IGTgEiIi TgiEE9i1i r. husband
E iar. rGaoba!i aud s2n Of Frank and Mary
th,om'd mou Go"ufricdl aEod -. ,Ks,atyes
ad A%s9ogg GarH invited t., to fsnSTa scs
,riiGa,da iiG,'-SGTG Church. i,'' i%, Mos, Holy ncdecmef
|uouAs Fob G, At, rro2cr Home, NARY
daugh,,cr q late J. raschall ara % Catherine me
'HhW% III H. NJ s' JGiI G "' r prlY6ag Y6%sg,na o,
20. ,HnnHa Marie 'rro>cl aged 60. R:ialycs and
''T'' mas rr"asfdcmcr " Of son. ,iarcnco grovci 24s4
S 3ist ST. Int. private, Friends may call
@tAnsli,cr""b. !, JosEPIr. husband o. a.
m.,%i 'S +" funeral @ Sat, $50 a. m, ag73 Am6sT
ia S2Tm me Int [r'hSIg Sg sapac6rs lsi g' Gem " Auto ~
"WlrERs Feb. g., I1ELEN WATERS nee
sgd friends invited to [unsr1l sat- S30 Sac, a. r,,ss M
% %a'9sdffg2I4 : dffg2I4 'Tm & wifi. Of Samuel
watson .jaal6trr Of Elzanh,t9 Meher and Igi late
i,@, i@a,d,,s Gircir Of Episcopal Church Of Chclten.
@m 9Ty%d to i"4"5ai 6nIiieomcry 60, 20,
wENTHd!s:HFFH y FG MrIrnEaY E:aT Wq%ssioES. "ssd SS
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE
continued from Preceding column
GIRLS wanted for work IN cork factory ADpl
100 Arch st. ..----....-.---

---- ,-..... A.nt,,
GIRLS. wanted lot WorN J." WI" ''''
NV Arch St st'--.-.-.-------.--------
ana Nuhms' NV" 49, .t-
ttpt.eEgEEPEE'S ASSISTANT-Must be capa-
ble and accurate under ~ years Applg, DSl,tyc
Bdg. No. y. Girard 'oII'g"' peiore ! o ''"'"'
,tnt-sEWoRk-girl for general Homework;
am III family; good wages. Phone Tioga li35 y.
,<NtTrERS experienced on circular spring beard
nacdie machines. good pay. steady work
iIyrienic Flccced Underwear Co, 2ilo n.
IinVard st
,,,,,.,.,,,,y .,,-.ri,,cod an knit Jersey cloth
MfNl,,nHtn,, ',in,b' atoaiy work. All wear round;
good nay Ilygienic FIeeced Underwear Co,
nt15 ~ Howard st.
,,r~prps and burlers on dress goods 1915
M,,,NN "'''
ihllP ~
MOTHER HELPER wanted u fnmlIy ,WIheIre
other hcp Is Kept, Mrs. a.. >. Nlng' so r.
Central ave, MooreFtown. N. j. ----
NURSE wanted, first class, FOR child : Years
to 10 Ba altmorei gOou homei rclerenct w.
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Captain William Donaldson

Captain William Donaldson. for many
years engaged in the barge business in
philadelphia, died at his home. 800 lladdon
avenue, yesterday lie was seventy years
old. He was a member of the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, Camden Cour-
Gil knights of Columbus and League of tie
Sacred Heart of the Church ot the In
maculate Conception. lie is survived by
q widow
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LOST AND FOUND

POILCY--Lost perpetual insurance policy No.
Gs5O In the Spring Garden Fire Insurance Co,
for $1,000, in the name Of John SChuh, prem
isps 22lI Nassau st. Finder please return
sam" to uhic" uf company. 3OS Walnut st,
StARF-Gentlemau's white knitted silk scarf
with fringe, lost In front Of L. :, Mint. Re
turn to Director Of Mint, 18th and Sp. Garden.
SUIrCASE-lf person on Central Train arriving
In Philadelphia S:i5 Wednesday night who got
the wrong suitcase from Pullman porter will
notify G2Oi lausdOwue ave. Will be glad
To- exchange.
WATCII--Lost mans open-face gold watch and
gold fob; monogram G. NJ Il, Address Room
ll1i Fidelity Mutual Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

YOUNG MAN wanted for receiving teller In a
suburban bank the Reading Railway; one
with a few years banking experience pre-
ferred give experience, reference and salary
expected NJ 22i. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN, high or manual training grad
uate preferred, to learn drlughting and to do
Ming in engineers office: advancement. NJ
go. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. experienced for paint store
T. AIS. Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BOOkKEEPER assistant; years experience:
business college education: willing to work for
$40 per week; reference. Diamond 1874 j.
BOOKKEEPER d. T.. lady. wants position; o
years experience; capable and reliable; beet
reference. $40, Ledger Central
COOK, with references desires position: city
preferred. 2l36 Tasker ST.
MOTHERS HELPER. by day or hour; Prot /:
experienced; reference. 3O7, Ledger Office.
NURSE to care for old lady and Go light duties.
g. A, L., 722 Spruce St
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES graduate desires position
as private secretary, stenographer; reference
q 255. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER-Offic assistant, competent
depend, exp; daylight Off q 2i9. Led Cent
YOUNG WOMAN, possessing initiative and eN-
ecutive ability, with knowledge OF proofread-
Ing advertising, printing and stem, des. pos
YOUNG WOMAN. with exceptional salesmanshp
ability want posit. where personality counts
willing to travel; exp. paid. q 2i7. Led Cent,
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DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

FINE SINGING ST. ANDREASBURG ROLLER
Canaries. finest SOngsters Obtainable. $3.50
each; cages of every description; call where
you Will find the largest stock in thu city TO se
lect from. T. c.. Ndhle, $40 Market st.
CHOICE breeding cockprels, Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Black Minocras. Rhode Island Reds
rieties from the b, st strains obtainable; call
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CRAFTSMAN

DAETSMAN on TOOL RSPrs ANR pie W3RK E9R E9
ii6MPETENT itSMfffR Nan IS GFFEREb ( rERMi.
NEN'r. GOOD-PAYING POSITION WITH AN
EXCELLENT FUTURE. IN REPLYING,
PLEASE STATE FULLY QUALIFICATIONS.
POSTOFFICE BON 5S0l.
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical. exp'd on punch and
die work pref, but not necessary; must state
age, exp. and sal. desired. i 4l4, Led. of.
CRAFTSMAN. mechanical exp one with auto
mobile training preferred. B IA, Ledger Office.
DRIVERS wanted: experienced route men; good
pay; steady work; chance for advancement
Apply +. j. Schick Wells Fargo Express Co..
CRAFTSMEN wanted; several good craftsmen
lrnEine) for shipyard in New York; only first
Class men need apply; must have previous
experience In that class OF work. 22S.
Ledger Office.
ENGINEER for locomotive crane. Apply time
keepers office. Henry Dsston & Sons Inc,
Tacony Phila.
FOREMAN to take charge OF the assembling a nd
Manila ordnance depot. Philippines. Apply in
writing to Frankford Arsenal stating age.
citizenship. experience aud salary desired.
HOTEL CLERK, experienced, for city hotel;
permanent position: good larry; reference
dured NJ l46, Ledger Central.
JANITORS and porters wanted for steady In
side work; good wages, Apply in person or
by letter II. X. Mulford Co, Glenoden. Pa.
JAPANNER WANTEDi must be competent in
handling dip work and furnish reference
= 423, Ledger Office
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General

BOOKKEEPERS. several. Sl5-$25; clerks. so
up: stoCkroom foreman, Sl6; StenOgraphCrS,
several. $65- 500 month; craftsman and de-
signer eleyating, conveying, transmitting ma
Chinery $3J-Si0 craftsman. exp. Business
Service Co 1901 Land Title Bldg.
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IN NEAIORIiNI

MORRISON. In loving remembrance nf my
Gear mother, MARTHA ". MORRISON. who
departed this life February .. l0l4.
FRANK W, LA BOLD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

YOUNG MAN--wanted, young man. .compe-
tent in bookkeeping, stenography and type
writing, for position in accounting office in
growing suburban town near New York city,
must be ada ptable; apply in own handwriting
stating age. Qualifications and references;
inCIose copies of not more than 3 testi-
monials. Address i. q. Box 2OS. MOntclair
New Jersey
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HELP WANTED-MALE

age, In large mercantile house; excellent
chance for advancement; salary si5. NJ @22.
BOTTLE WASHERS; good steady job for re.
a0? aord AE0y Eo danGda@ IT DSEsGn ra or by letter
MIST BE OYER 10; GHANCE FOR
= NJ, T. bii'Gti1R oFFicE Fit'SlIi
BOY to take care warchopse and stock books.
machinery business; excellent chance for adj
vanccmont; must be energetic and ambitious;
SpScta s25S Addess H. r. Box sda
BOY wanted for office work, must I've over 10:
% and d2r AK fSr m AgPy at III Mar
WAf.N. l7th and Nit Vernon.
BOY wanted-Apply NTH floor, GOG Chestnut st.
BOY coIored, to work in drug store; reference
required. 2i0i S. 10th st
BOY, strong, over g to work in shipping dept
BOY wanted office duties, short hours Apply
1870 \, 81 St, between II and p. m.
nortunity Tor advancement. Apply b, v
Brown, 40 SAMSON ~.
BOYS wanted. Ii years of age. Brown & Bailey
TO-, franklin and Willow sts.
gTIFH ly %Rs spated 1T @ sartP IN t."4a a%
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
has vacancies for
Cabnetmakcrs
Machiniss familiar Woodworking machinery
ENpcrenced shipping, marker
First-rass saw flers
Hardware filters
TuuCheTs-up
RubberS, oil and water
Young men to learn rubbing
Office boys IL years and
iS-huur-week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor Ia king Machine Co. Application
Office, 81 Cooper St. Camden. ". ].
CARNERS thand) wanted. steady work and good
wages. keystone Cabinet CO., Chester, Pa.
CHIEF CRAFTSMAN wanted. capable Of taxi
ing charge of work In engine department OF
marine work and capable of getting out the
work rapidly and economically: only first
class with shipyard experience need
apply. 22I Ledger Office.
CLERK..RELIABLE, dNyoICE CLERK, EN-;
CEhLENT OPPORTUNITY OFFERED BY
REPUTARLE HOUSE FOR MAN WHO uN,
PHiASES: MUST HAVE AT LEAST suPER,
V0IGiNG = 425. LEDGER OFFICE,
CLERk-RELIABLE. AGGRESSIVE EXPORT
ERAI. CLERK AND TWO YOUNG MEN TO
START AT BOTTOM; MODERATE SALARY.
OPPORTUNITY GOOD ADVANCEMENT.
Az. LEDGER OFFICE.
DIE STAMPER-Man to run Waite & Carver
more g. Knight Co, Providence, II. I.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
AUTOMOBILES


BAKER ELECTRIC-Lady will sacr,e.- -
tis assr coupe perfect copatgSS' s
BUICK 1912. 0.s2, 5.passenger, Sna .a.s,.; .osa
oGM2N2RRREtff M aRRffxSi SSi' MIA MMsTfS, EcSsn'I %
cADILLAc5mnw!ll sacrifice for immedlst. ~.
months SaS'q 6d oosopatsis ssrtet{o
worth within id n per cent sSn'lSGn Sn T". .ns
a a"a % fSs RSss ''}EaSs spqSse to sEsSa'
sHas &gfmans or sSnday m fhondD tG p woodssn % @
CADILLAC 1911. 4-3O 5-passenger tour,ns. =
In iinr c9n9!ton; look over this eSceptiocc,,I c,I
NJ iiALIIdA& MSr MEs' ESchansah az hGsSs' eS, p.Ss' 80
SALES toRPoR%TPfoNG' 1G5 e5GS 'iSG; Broad aAyro
CiIEyR9l.ET 1917, dcmonstrator, cleo eoS,,-
Sales service never closed M tHI9 sG7 NchifySi's iSlSSi's
CHEVROLET 1917. convertible ton. e,sc,,,.
agsaRs& onsT"" closed PHI sa e GSh'iER iGR s
FORD 1915 touring like new General Elsc,,,.
eF'r 4ss nd ana da4fsr ss,s 5smSs4
nSSsf Sosr 5Ssed sS@ Osff & $50 r.
en HIS } 9c% ;ssS SS'''}iS GSas o"f fofsgss. ssPs.
e2GSPF e l'5S5' 5Ss 2nf hrcsGT
RbHE9FP bayar the soSS, ANp sseJ T9M and
RAYFoRb Co. ID and md INDIANA h%nI naoo Az.
rfdS PfRIvATE r5rP PARTY in need Of cash will sac.
ing car. electric starter. tools extra tiuII' tni1uI'
etc, price $3.50 trial allowed. runs and irass IN.
like new; also 1910 speedster, seif.siarI,.,s ,s
extra iir"S has been rnn only 1900 miles IN.
tory. G3S Federal ct. Phila. o' 'dc-
YOU CAN RUY STANLEY ~ Roadster owr.x
and WprtialN rcbuilt hv an cngireero o"hes AZ
space too small for description Of unusn.i
'uuipmont; absolutely in perfect cond 'tior
boiler, burner and fittings. bargain K,i.uI
Motor Co., 1923 Park ave. Baltimore, Ma
Used TRrCES-Several well-known n,L.-
ranging from I 80 tons, with and witherss,
bodies. Garfo"a Phla Co. 230s Chestnut
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK. rood running copd,,,s.--
p.,r tir,u conn gIf= 1ntl a., ''"ultion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

CURED.
= l3G. LEDGER OFFICE
MANUFACTCRER--Res concern wants
contract or subcontract work suitable to small
well-equipped factory of 20 electric SEWN,
machines, cutters, pressing irons, etc. centrM
part of city; desire to keep plant and opera.
tors busy during dull season q AS, Ledger
Central.
ESTABLISHED COAL. sand. cement and build.
Ing material business: heavy teamng. lonf.
distance. moving. subcontractingt last "es,
profit Sl4. 900: wishes to retire. Write e" -.
scriptiye folder. Room l. Woolworth ~
Bethlehem. Pa.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS = Want u
partner with $500 to take half interest
established paying business; particulars ~
tervew only. Noeckes. 3010 Germ n
ave
AN INVESTOR WANTED. WITH 5. 70;
STAPLE PROPOSITION: GREAT DEAi. ~. .sp
= 22a. LEDGER OFFlCEi PHI. MKT. 3.ss.
PAHLENIs1nour books sent free; How
l4.0A Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. =
. PARTNER with 100000 and services Propos
tion VIII bear investigation. business estao
lished A 80, Ledger Office.
S250-Mail order business $780, good salsolAs
stock other business; great sacrifice. can
see Noeckel. 1916 Germantown ave
MAN with capital for controlling, interest n
manufacture OF article in great demand, COZ
cred by u. s. and European pat 32s. H. v
LIVE AGENTS for new automobile tire. y
Ledger Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SAIE-BriCk factory buildings contain
10000 feet floor space. SO-horse boiler and
engine. with shafting. pulleys and main belt
ing, suitable for machine shop or klitting or
weaving mill; situated on mann street. Just
uutsid. borough of NOrth Wales Pa; low
taxes and cheap help; also owners res dence,
near mill. IL rooms. Witl all modern conven.
fences; li2 acres of land itables and garags
for = cars. with good artes:au WELL tower ana
tank; everything in good condition; price Slu-
Onu for all, $1,000 can remain NOR gags
r. per cent. Apply Charles Stringer, North
Wales. Pa.
TlMEKEEPER wanted, a progressive and In
telgent man with experience in time and cost
keeping is wanted In machine factory employ
ing about 100 men, located In southwestern
rart Of Philadelphia: applicant should havs
some knowledge of machine tools and mus
be able Ia familiar.Ze himself with and keep
track of machine operations; give all informa-
tion in regard to ability, experience and reter'
cnCCs in first letter. l. 40. Ledger Once. f
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FORD 1915 touring like new General t,i..,-,-
starter and lights; demounabe rims. extrs
enclosure, cost 500. price $3.50 Charloss say
FORSYTH. never closed. 3i17 n ion Vs ~
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Continued from Preceding Column
KNtTTERs experienced on circular spring
bea rd needle machines; good pay, SteHdN WOI.k
Hygienic Fieecod Underwear Co, 2tlo ~
Howard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 to 81 years Of
age IN large mercantile house: excellent
chance for advancement; salary Slj. NJ "@2.
ledger Office,
BOTTLE WASHERS good. steady job for re-
liable men. Apply In person or by letter
H. k. Muford CO.. Glenolden. Pa.
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CAPITAL. WANTED

WILL GIVE LARGE INTEREST
IN .WoNDEREtIa EAST, GR!o1WN-
Germ; $1,000 OR MORE RE-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

| uosIEPy- Experienced knutcrs and toppers on
| Benner machines VIM. r. Taubel. Inc, Coral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

BOYS WANTED FOR NIGHT WORK;
MUST BE OVER 10; CHANCE FOR
= NJ. l. T. l. r OFFICE. FIFTH
FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

BAKER ELECTR1C-Lady will sacr,eo. =
ern f-passenger coupe: perfect condltinno moo
>, 41l6 Leiper at, Phone FrankforI ,oama aman
BUICK, 1917. 0-32, 5,passenser; nne conS,,i.-
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baugh of Grangeville. Under their
direction attorneys will be available
in places and at dates to be here
after published, including all meet
ings during which the local boards
are open for the transaction of bus
mess.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-14
Hendricks Honor Roll

The following young men from
Kendrick are in some branch of the
United States Army working for
Uncle Sam:
Harry Davis. Orpie Hupp, Fred
Bolon, Dan Guy, Roy Florance,
Donald McCrea, Walter Thomas,
Ernest Roberts, Con Patty, James
DeFord, Harry Fowler, Rhinehart
Hecht, Tom Bolon. Paul Petrick,
Harold Thomas, John Mitcham,
Nick Brooke, George Carlson, Ing
valid Aas, Ernest Davis, Eddie
Sneve, George Meyer. Stephen
Woodford, ]. A. McGhee. M. O.
Lien, Stewart Wilson, Jess Osborn,
Tom Long. A. E. Deabold, Walter
Bigham, Otto Rauschke, Arnold
Petrick, Harry Benscoter, Harry
Hupp, Delbert Riggle, Ward
Riggle.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-14
NO POLITICS

1t does not require an astute
reader of the daily press to learn
that politics has lost its hold upon
the people Of today. Democrats
and Republicans alike stand togeth-
err with one leading idea in common
and that is, How can we win the
war in the shortest possible time
and with the minimum cost in men
and treasurer"
This is as it should be. There is
no time for discussing political
opinions or party expediency. Our
country needs the fullest energy of
every one -including men, women
and children.
The above, however, doesn't mean
that we should take no interest in
filling the various governmental
positions. There has never been a
time when vigilance is in greater
demand, but let US seek men to
rule over us rather than profession
al politicians. Let US see to it that
LaFollettes are left at home. Let
us call men to fill the various posi-
tions Of responsibility and trust in
both state and nation.
The Democrats will soon meet in
the capital Of this state to celebrate
the birth day of Thomas Jefferson.
There can be no harm in this and
much good may result if the orators
on that occasion send out messages
to the people that they place coun-
try above party and men tried and
true above politicians.
The American Congress, in these
trying times, demands statesman
ship of the highest order. 1t would
be the dawning of glorious day if
the people should choose men for
their peculiar fitness beginning with
the humble school trustee and stop
! ping only with the president of the
United States. But then the Mil
lennium would be ushered in and
we would all go out of business.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-14

J. B. Jones has tree of English
walnuts on his place in the Clemans
addition, that taste very much like
the pecan, and when cracked the
kernel seems to cling very closely to
the shell. In fact, the taste is so
like that of the pecan, which most
people prefer, that MIR. Jones plans
on planting from this years crop
quite extensively, with view of
propagating this peculiarly favored
nut.-AsQtin Sentinel.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-14

Lucky is the man who has his
Ford car in the shed-that is if he
contemplated the purchase of either
a gad-about or two-seated car, for
right on the heels of all the other
things that contribute to the "cost
of high living" comes the "joIt"
that the price of Fords has gone up
-27 cents on the runabout and %
cents on the touring car. Murphy
says he is glad he got in two car
loads before the raise in price as it
enables him to give buyers the
benefit of Having purchased before
the advance. "-Genesee News.