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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
To Restore Purple Color

Dear Aiadam--Csn sou tell me of anythinE 20
brinE the color back ~ purple skirt 7 had
some spotE on ny purple Jersey silk skirt and
tried 20 wash them out with Just plain cold
had turned white every place that had wa shed
al. Is there anything yOu know that would re-
store tho coiorf READER.
In prescribing methods for restoring color
Il Is better 10 know what took the color out
II would help me 10 know what the spot on
the skirt came from. However, l am print
ing here a general formula for bringing
back color TO purnle silk
First. sponge with ammonia or vinegar,
which Will turn tine spots greenish. Then
apply bicarbonate Of soda which ought to
bring them back to their original color. The
soda produces red tinge. The combined
action Of the two agents should restore the
purple
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

one because on the way to arriving at
it Mr.. Bennett upsets stereotyped taunt
that has been hurled AT woman ever since
she was old enough to put on her own
hat.
It's this: Women are all like sheep and
must follow one another.
Half a dozen well-drcssed women"
Mr. Bennett says, will be as different cne
from another as half a dozen flowers OF
different species; YOU could distinguish
them half a mile on. But half dozen
well-dressed men would be indistingush-
ably alike if you decapitatcd them. II is
notorious that men are slaves Of fashion.
n a new shade Of await or sock comes
out. the city will he painted with that
shade i'm less than a week.
We seem to have found a friend-a dis
tinguished one Have the gentlemen at
the bar anything 70 say for themselves?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
NNens

what causes wens? What II tho host treat.
meut" MARGARET
The oil glands OF the skin secrete a
fatty substance which is normally dschsrg-
cd upon the scalp. When the opening of
the oil ducts becomes ohstructed, the oily
substance accumuIatcs and forms a little
'umor which is called a wen. The only
proper way 10 treat a Wen is 10 remove it
with the knife. H. makes q clean wound
which heals Immediately
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
IngrONing Tocnails

toenalls? iof insrowl,,
IngrowinE tocnails may be cur,sS
simple operation. II the difficulty ~ %
wear a broad-toed shoe, scrape tbs atlt
OF the nan and take care 10 give n. .',,,' s..'
a SQUARE edse TO prevent the corners 10y a.l
severe that much inflammation is a. y
nail. you should consult an orthoa.Sv,N "
geon. FVue w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Reeipe for BANANA Butter

10 me Editor 0j woman 3 Page:
very helpful Womans Exchange column a
recipe for hanana butter? ! want to use II for
Mash eight ripe bananas and work 20
pulp Add four tablespoonfuls OF butter
grated rind and juice OF two lemons. two
cupfuls Of white sugar and four we'll beaten
eaRs Cook together until thick custard
~ formed Stir constantly. Seal the butter
10 air-tisht jars and be sure TO keep in a
cool place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

her way to bed
alone. leaving her
husband frowuiug
over his books and
finally nIngiur
them from him. he
paced tn" floor
lnoodilv.
He felt that She
didn't understand
him. 1 h a T. g b o
wasn't willing 20
make the same
sacrifices he wa 3
doing for their mu-
tual interest and
welfare. much the
same thoughts that
were running in a
kind or dun pano-
... IT, . o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
SOrrowful Sixteen


Dear Madam am young girl sixteen YEARS
N age. considered good looking by members 81
me opposite sex. am in love with a young MAJ
two years senior Nv love was returned
until recently. when he met another EirI -This
girl had a very bad reputation: stllI' This does
not seem 70 influence him. often he coufesses
he loves me still. Could you advise mr througH
drop HIM or SIN continue our frendsntp'
SORRoWING SWEETHEART
Do you not think. little "SorrowinR Sweet
heart" you are still very young 20 he having
such heart experiences? Why not be nor
NAL, sensible friends with the young man
and let love And its way? II you are to love
each other later IN life, time will tell and
you are certainly not helping your cause If
YOU speak to him against another girl. A
man never understands that kind Of thing.
and II il not an honorable thing to do in
any case II you cannot win him without
detracting another girl IL Is better that ou
do not win him at all.
Be friends with all the boys and vait
until time sends you the great expert lace
Of love II you cultivate kind thoughts OF
other girls and boys you will he sure TO love
the right man at the right time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

Prepare "a pastry Of two cuprus Of nour
sifted with z medium tcaSpoouful Of baking
powder and half teaspoonful Of salt.
Add 10 this two tablespoonfuls OF butter
and a cupful of milk. Work quickly
Spread out pastry into a sheet "A quarter Of
ar inch thick and cut into pieces about five
inches square. For filling use leftoyers or
ham. Make a mince, ChOppinE the ham
up quite finely. season well and wet with
a little wawucd-Oyer gravy. I'm m" center
Of each pastry square put one or two
tablespoonfuls Of the minco Pick un the
edges Of the square. Pinch edges together
and bake.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Rro, Does Not Cause Irritation

no meat Take two tablespoons,
bran to each meal so YOUR ho.".uuR =
move three times a day. Take es s "a
every morning, either a sponge. N.Y.. NO. ese
shower, and rub the body vlRoro,p,.,s.' Nv =, .
the bath Wash the face at night y .ii'
not water WIN CASTLE soap. After r,.si W.
the face. "alei "A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Snoring


eror,nr is ,ha -, GRa
breathing, when the sleeper br.l..n
through both nose and mouth a, ~. ,S.sstn'i
time II a nose specialist tells w. ~
is no obstruction 10 normal breatbju. uss -
should keep tho mouth closed bv W.. :. ~
bandage or some other device.
tCopyrieht1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

There is something unique about
the afternoon frock Of the season
which shows the tUhic joined to an
ovcrbodice. In its modelling it bor-
rows something from the long
coated tailored suit, and yet it is
distinctly costume for afternoon
dress save under a long, separate
coat. Today's illustration shows
one Of these newest Of fall models
fashioned from navy-blue serge and
black satin. The girdle is placed at
slightly above the regulation waist
line, but the extension of the satin
panels on the sides and the depth
Of the satin panel in the center
front neutralizes the semiempire
construction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Pinlples

I am sixteen Years old and have lot OF
rImples on my face. How can I cure them?
JOSEPH.
Exercise and work outdoors every dav
50 that YOU perspre vigorously. Driul;
two or three quarts Of water a day. Eat
plenty Of fruit and fresh vegetables and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

Eighteen homes have been offered to the
I|1 1.rinnthe-oid black pussy who went
|.arch|n6 for future abode Ia the
"IHanN Ekrhanee last Monday. The let
ri. HN4 IHI|1IN have aii been f0rWarda1 10
"H0 at|iN1H h give me 9fIIIY
|'. .4d 0|(NN8e ant b ntIMf
&. .. s.. s's. 4 I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
ANsMERs TO YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

/. 4 feather boa should be washed in sospy
water vita "a teasDoonful Of ammonia in it,
After squeezing lightly until al the dirt Il out
rinse in cold water several times, with the last
rinsing in bIuinE water To dry, hang up In
the open air. shaking occasionally.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
Wants Pet Dog

~ 40 Edifor of WoD,aa's Page;
nrar alAdam-r-I should like very much 10 have
= god tfIe house dog from any one who has
- I4ft With 4 and who wishes 70 place the
aoA seod home, love auimas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

r. Peanut chops made from pieces Of
stale bread cut one half inch tyick, spread with
peanut butter both sides. dpped in
and milk batter, rolled In bread crumbs and
fried in hot fat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
DO HUSBANDS MAKE WIVES DRESS
TO SHOW OFF BANK ACCOUNTS?
ARNOLD Bennett Says They Do-Upsets Theory
That Women Are Like Sheep-Says Men, Not
Their Mates, Are Notorious Slaves of Fashion

JUST as we have always thought the
= men are TO blame-but they're not TO
h,ame in the way we thought they we're
We buy pink georgette and moleskin
Erarfs and angora hats and moonbeam
dresses and little wells that stick out all
around and new kind Of collar once in
while and glowing silk-and it's not to
Dur fault at all.
DO you know why We do all this
spending business? We do Il for the
sake Of our husbands Nut that they
may feast their eyes upon our smartness
but that the world will know the fullness
OF their bank accounts
TlHIS isn't an idle fancy, it's perfectly
Il beautiful theory just unfolded by a
distinguished English writer. Arnold Ben.
nett Mr. Bennett tells us the wherefore
Of frocks in November's Cosmopolitan
Magazine
This is what he says:
'When woman gloriously dresses her
self up to 90 out she does so in order to
prove to the world something man wants
TO be proved TO the world In old days
the two attributes which man held in
highest esteem were wealth and ldIeness.
Man therefore had TO demonstrate pub
licly that he was neither needy nor in.
dustrious. one OF the best methods Of
demonstration was costume.
THE time came when man ceased 10
be proud Of his own idleness and his cos
tune altered accordingly Man could not
do the demonstration on his own person
he was too busy-and hence he en-.
ployed the lady to be expensive on his
habalfU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

ardqr
on Uaads diH numso ot
5
0s u'u - ''"O~'' ihH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

ISN'T this glorious. souI.satisfyln
Il theory? why. it makes one feel posi-
lively martyr-like in sending home a Sc,
of mink that is to perform the noble duty
OF telling the world George didn't go in
the hole last year
It's lovely theory in more ways than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
TODAY'S INQUIRIES

!. How can red and white he very attrartiy.Iy
and daintily combined in a homemIde HuIlov een
costume?
2. What new and smartly urusuaI hatpin ba =
made its prewinter appearance:
3. How may the shoulder scarf of fur he kent
gracefully on without fastening it at the neckc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

I. What makes an excellent homemade pol
tsher for polished floors"
?. What novel departure can there be in
cooking prunes:
g. How can IinoIsum be cleaned"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12

J. In France the school teachers are expIain-
lnE the Government loans TO people in remote
communities.
g "oodess NJ Liberty, Sea-nynph and Turk ish
harem Eirl costumes will make short girls IooL
taller at Halloween parties.
3. Ic" rubbed on the face after il has be-n
washed with warm water will close the uores OF
the skin and give good high color.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-12
4 Bulb

Monday-The Morning After
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
srTUAr1oNs wANrED-FEmALE

BODltkEEpER. stcnograph,r. secretary. EN-.
cIout, fr'tpful3 Al refs. Pl. Dick 2SOS W.
MPANiuN-Young English woman desires Do
sIIiuu us companion To ndy Ur young Pirl; no
objections 90 travelling or country. 72f,
l,"dG.r OfH.",
COMPANION. srtrotary-positlon wanted "
educated woman, day or week, salary no 90.
Irct. - "li, Ledger OHicr.
DAYS WORK desired by co!otcd woman; refer.
ouce. $50 y. 10Th ST.
pRESSNINEER hiEh class. desires cngagemenI
evening gowns speciality Walnut GijS
INFANT NURSE, trained. can take entirt
chprgc: Protestant. years reference. 2t8
Ledger OiiiCr.
LADY, white. wishes position as cook; private
family; good reference. Il 100, Ledger Offca
IAUSpRESS white wishes position: private
family. GOOD reference. h POS, Ledger Office,
MOTHERS ) HELPER. experienced with chlldren
aud acwtus, reference given. II $40, Led. Cent.
PRIVATE SECRETARY-Coi'ege woman want,
the confidential work Uf a private secretary as
both buukropCT ana steuugrapher. Is
toned ~ the Clro OF an office. including bank
accounts, handling caSn ami ChHrE" OF cOr-e'
SUuudpurr: references from former employers
II ~. ledger Central.
SrENCGRAPHER, first class. dependable. de-
aires permanent rOsitiOn. y le6. Ledger Office.
TENOGRAPuER, thorouFhlr cxp. in office DE-
tails desires perm. pos u l33, Ledger on.
SrENOGRAPHER. exp, some lSnowl, Of book.
Keeping high school graduate. S"G Reed st,
TEACHER. visiting. wishes engagements; Eng
Hturc. foreign studr. Gniv, Of Pa, references;
terms moderate. Mias Lynch 1905 Locust
WASIIING--Colored woman wants washing and
cleaning by the day. 2i2S Fitzwater.
FRENCH TEACHER desires school work priv
rrpile; conversational method. T.. o. Box zoos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

SALESMAN - Wanted. niga-cIass salesman
good personality and strong mental force. 0ns
who can close contract IN a straightforwaT,l
manner an opportunity Is offered 10 connect
with llyp-wlre proposition which has been
and Is being successfuy handled by men
with the above qualifications: give full mar
ticulars as TO past OCcupat tiOn and arrange.
msnts Will be made for personal interview
AddEess. by letter only, j, a. TedfOrd. Adver-
tininE Agent 2uO 9Th ave. New York city.
SA Lt;SMEN wanted 10 pTcseat Standard medical
BOOKS TO PHYSICIANS only; we have Just issued
ana now Rave in preparation many new book
that are meeting with pronounced favor; sue.
geasIuI BOOKS mean successful salCsmeus good
income ana agreeable occupation Adde'S
win fullest details ana business Tefgrenrss
J. B. Lippincott Company Philadelphia pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

ROLLER -- WANTED. \ NIGHT
ROLLER FOR ain MILIa MUST RE
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, STEADY
WORK APPLY JOHN ILLI,;GwORrI
STEEL CO., TACONY AND LEWIS
SITS. FRANKFORD,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

SALEsMAN WANTEp, To SELL THE wELs.
nAIIGN - CITIES ot,rSIDE o. Pil Label
ftlA; Liberal COMMISSION AND RAIL
ROAD FARE PAID. APPLY AF OSCE no
j.. II. SllERKERD. Wl.LS3ACu CO
GLOUCESTER CITY. y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE

Hucr taken nG statement reports, system in.
scaled II l3I. Ledger odicr.
ADVERTISING and sales ,"vecu.re-upen for
mm%I!ai' En%3,Egm2nt = Nrars % TgsrsTGe
urIrInatr plans and write newspaper and mag
H"uH ADVERTISING, AZ we'll ms booklets. sf.es
trained aalcsmen gnnyzcd market conditions
and sHlrs nuSSiglIlli,S. can render complete
thing above mndiCCrity Ia his organization.
NJ s3i Ledger unicc.
BUOEKEEPER. thoEough office manager and
cs LIZ iin1r,di nr,,, ,ipiIysrs
lJ5, ledger central
RouSEE"PER-Hig school Eraduate yeatS
s',Iou with ndvaHr'ant II lis. Ledger Cent.
wants poaltion; best refs Il iii. Ledger Cent.
EHAuE' EGE.i'aay lraHng gGmn1,NTy g1 N iann1y ~ :
IKE whoa no p" % b 9e ndWn Il ysnfS GSGs s
wGrE"d Fl t.e f2mily and w.th friends 9th, Of ne
daoa"iabS w G".d ISdf%r "G' 6Fca tpoS "O'04s9
cAEEECR h!"; priyats family E iorsness; !sSr9Sss
Wris iTs rcd WSrr 4b Prone Ts Ba.
mond 5Oa0 VI
oIlAL EEEGls c2mpcen&; private family; s'y
or country; l"at ref. III 20, Ledger Central.
CHEMIST, exprrirnced in research and general
Th,m',ai plant, dGFrcG Posii9p 9IoRF ed thoi o.
CORRESPONDENT or assstqnt. cynerlenced N
sn's dept. - yrs, mod sal, II 25i. IcdCent
pRAEFSMAN. doslEuer on mochaglc2l siEss. is.
rural steel. cnnCrttes several years eNperlehtei
accurate. thorough. q $50, Ledger Central
DIR AFTSNGAN, power plant mechanical and con-
"'rn"iloni v'ars' EXP, 20 LedEeF OLnee.
EXECUTIVES ASSISTANT, with ability De.
Hir's connection with growing concern; Wiling
in stI't on sWsN salary II prospects COCO,
Years esp Flruce with large corporations Ie'-
"r-nr"s. u 81, Ledger Central
FARM 81 JpEH!NFENDENr wants TO make
ThaHDCb years present place, Address Lo1A
boN 2i3 l.amhertville. n. J.
Lace DIES lGNER and draftsman--Can furnish
vest of reference. Address Ill. Led Oh.-
MAN, married. IL years experience as man. man.
H6,r ana supertntendent. wishes similar posl.,
lon ,WHcre highest qualities and retefenesIs
VIII be appreciated, II l42. Ledger CentIAl.
MAN AND WIFE wish positions together, msn
gardener or hnuseman, wife cook; best WI
ertnce 1900 y, Howard st,
MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT -
Spth TOT pos. with large mfg. CO. or SUBJ; y
laTBe office bldg, 20 years eNpi all klnd q
merhnu,rdl plants. construction work ana re-
PURCHASING AGENT
A9lns man ~ years old married, wishss issr iot ~
slde position; u years experience as puyess ~
supplies and factory executive; best Tefsf-
eHces. u liz Ledger office,
SALES MANAGER, experienced in tTainlht
statesmen ana valuable road experience "
slres position, y 100, Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN, 20. present employed with i4fss i4
prokerage firm. desires making chanssi tnSii me-
oushly experienced trader, undeTsiands n1s1
ness IN every detail; desirOus OF oleilhe uaat'
lnE dept with hrst-cass house. pesI 'sA
q s1s, Ledger Central
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LOST AND FOUND

BRACFtET--Iost between the Adcphia ltote
and Land Titln Buildng diamond platinum
bTsceiat. liberal reward Return To T.. Ritter
1901 W. Nllnghcny ave.
,OT.pONs-Iogt. January .. In Glrard Trust
Company 3 coupons du. January J., IVY. Re
ward upon return to Room sos. Land Title
Building.
DIAMOND RiNG--Lost small solitaire diamond
broad and Arch Write 2i2O n. nth LIB
rral reward
JEWET-Lost Jewel Palestine chapter 2A0.
William H.. Murphef ON back, reward f"'
Lincoln Rldg -..-..------
PIN-Lost diamond bar pin. containing 30 dia.
uonds. mounted In platinum; stamped on back
Hotel sunday evening Dec. 81. Liberal re-.
ward ~ returned 10 ]. ~. Caldwell Co,
CFrstnut and Juniper ats. .-
puLClEs-.-Lost petpctual Fire lnsnr9pmS9o mo poll
tpcctiyCly, ~ tho Philadelphia Contribution
thip. Finder please return 10 St Jhmes
church, 22lO SRrsom at -....--..
pOLTCY-Perpctuai policy No. ii2sa. MechnniGn
ius. CO.. Of Phia,, covering on properly fIUzS
lion has been made FOR new policy A2s - lSth.
RtNG-.G.ost january 3 rentcmans gold ring
with crest on II, Reward for return 10 j. f.
caldwell Co. .-----...-------.
SUITCAsE--Lost. between 18th and 3lth and
Finder please send to University Hospital and
rfCaIvn reward
TOURING CAR-s25 reward for return "
stolen 1917 Ford touring car: manufacturers'
number iO2TDIl Pennn lucnsc 30. 23l'aO.
RDpurt 20 a, i. DpvCrcnuN. III walnut ~.
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/
nookNnnrGn oua s,egosrapgcr - Wanted
SS@RRH a9& Tb6accSns srcpy in own Hard
wgi,ME' aln,' F''', - a.
A. r'1 o5 E G9i!',Gi%hS SliEar 0"" ana S''''' de-
i,Enr.I,j,t.rlsE ro,nrt ia take charge of double
'"I> 'otIE : IGoaIia;SpS" system II i45' Led CENT.
! cIIAMBGRMAID and waitTcsst Sis per month.
i,2"'1 i,Sa'1pIt"i Al" 1355 soraSoo ''.O
70 @oa%@ a3& "'FFss r5F5sacs What @@sara fa2 }oS
l5$saSa a4S qaa %% rSs SSS'Ia Sad EESS Sso
.',,.'s" ~ - ,,,,,s,,,r, r,,,,,,, o,,,
c3@H or a"I diHar EE@T' and aae precFFaa e @
SaI toTast, Phone Walnut l2t5.
coos for dGni iESl'n''on work. experienced '22'
C0uK white rroiestant3 ref. required. Meet
rmnoy"r l,ra Cent Mon, G't y, ao ~ q !44o
''In 'WIaSnnE i5S spruce '' ST. E6;randS ' On iltR
street ......,....., -
VA, Tarcs io' rfEaa ES family I reference required cal
~, j"'i cedar cen, ,.,,,,, 9,~ s,..i,sr far ,n.rsi
nolscwerk good pay wor' Is ll#H' Phon"
G ftrrlS T2Hg rrfrSmcs tSr NSpy 5a5 Hazel ave
GIRL, whito. protestant. wanted for nousywori;;
aIn', family u u 5l-, ,,s ,."T,F o," ,:ti
iignras Il .o3. Ledger Office
GiliL colored for upstnirS work, small family
-, -, t,,,...,rI.. -, ,,.,,,,.. a.,
tltl. inr bI4rIai tm"u9fp'NT tm i"
GIRLS oyer y years; gooa yqEss; stead; Pos..
iSth st., near near Wayne Junction. wee
,..
I6S sq6s'qsR 92TorsSsas SssoR ed@ 8"
Ledger one". ,, ,,,,,, .o, ,.,i,r... other
wnitrcss for boarding school, SIS per month.
II I'll. Ledger DUlCc.
gipIs ,yor M yr,rs I'm prt uuJllshinr house
Npplv second f0or WOLF & Co 18th and
Cnl.Owhul
.,,Tpts for lao. nnisblu,. department John
'lIsi-s GTs IEi,,h ave hoiotv Erort ''
,,ngIEpy ,,orr,.r, ,,,I nri,t.rs an scott A
St7IIIttnN,I,s iDG St,udnTd Il maShIn"s. highest
wages, steady work host working conditions,
HvgIrniC Fcccad Underwear Co, Hosiery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

neral Mon. 7so a. m, 1851 Marlboroush ct
HiFh fe9uicm mass ST. Nlichaers Church
''sr, ~ fToty gepuiChpr Com
"YC0NKE5R. Jan, 2. ELIZABETH P, dfn,p1sh;
ter or late Lewis aud Mary ,honkgr. Rejat1,Ne95
Church. Welcome Div. No. 90 $ Of r., Invited
a. b. Kohler 23Gi n. 10Th st. Int Cedar Hin
Gem, 80.
y VourR Cncc SchicbcrD Relatives and friends
North POM council No. ,l5i Sons, ana pau&En' &
gpg h. Of A. TouEown Tribe, No. H9' D OF
p invited to funeral services, sun, :. p, M
Romalna NAV be viewed sat eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

RUOEEEEPER. thorough office manager and
,"rst accountant II years experiences best
references. including present employers.
lJJ, I.rugrr central
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l39 <. 18TH st. cor Walnut W.
SALESMAN - Experienced and sob.r 49,.
ab0Gt Philadciphia: state rcferdSSdss lT9ds IN aF5
rNU"riencc permanent 2OT Ledgcr MY
gnd upward out of town second aoose Icy
tNNERs-Wantcd cotton mule sp,r,s..--
~. 3nl yarns highest wagcsi GOOD iGrs spnSs,soaa @
ming Njs Easton pa ''S 'roVe Spin.
sTGNoGlRA,,Pi,HEH for factory office OF ssNs;
rias4 f'"noETaphcr and typist excellent ss ~
treated In confidence ard must state ars w''' y
g"rience reterrSncgs and salary to start. 's
STOCK Ar.rsuEN-Reputabo concor, r,.,..
al stock ll6crol commission and Us 0s srri us eas.
S9 TosS" ridr m prggH'fg g6 fg o ATpy 1901 commoa.
STREET CLEANERS wanted. white ana -
q. a. W., q 'SiSd and s. p M - It" So '''"een and
STREET CLEANERS WANTED WHITE, sS
C6LoRED APPLY tia6 RACE ST. STF''iI Or
TooLAlAkERs first class wanted sboi..
standard INnoWrifnr Company, lO2 Fast ~
S.. Wiimington. Del ''a
YGI&G alANNiA 4 iN5' PROMINENT I13II ", INVEST;
THE SERVICES or YOt'NG NAN
AGE td TO Is FOR GENEREi
OFFICE WORK EXCELLENT OpP0R!
TINlTl EOIt ADVANCEMENT. NJ $50
LEDGER CENTRAL.
YOttNG MAN, about - years OF age, for zen.
Cral clerical work. must be quick ana a.
rurntc at figures and have soma ltnOwlcdqe ~
bookkeeping. Address IN own Handwriting
a'utinr age salary and reference P Igs
Indvrr office -"
YOUNG MAN wanted as snlesnan TO cali upon
have established connection: 10 frst.ela.,
ralnsman position II highly renumeratIve p
q. BoN l1Ih PHILADELPHIA. Pa. -
YOUNG NAN wanted for stenugrap phlc a md gen
eral Cf1cn work, automobile accessories: sisi.
salary expected, 'Np. and refs p i9n Led on
YOUNG MAN wanted TO keep stock ledger ana
general office assistant; must he accurate wits
nEurts, ~, Ledger Onicc.
COUPLE wanted to do work Of house; IN
fam,lyi must have hest OF references and bs
tuuroighly experienced. Cail between and
. p nj, 500 =. 10th '
General
MONEY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS-We consIs,
without money stock W puzzles to sell; keeo
ha'f the money; sample puzzle and propositlon
dlnc United Lithograph CO.. Box 37ljRP
Boston, Mass.