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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-24

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
COOL 0YERALLS INVENTION
OF BOISE VALLEY FARMER

Edward s. Gilfillan a farmer of the
Boise valley has perfected, applied for
and been granted a patent on the new
Gilfillan a~ir-circulating overall, and
will soon be ready to supply the mar
ket.
The invention is one Of every sim
plicity the object being to keep the
body cool where the theory has for
mally been to keep the body warm.
Mr.. Gilfillap has thoroughly tested
his a%ir-current overall in the hot har-
vest weather and has proven they
keep the body perfectly cool In spite
of hot weather and violent exercise.
The overall by means Of a forced
draft. evaporates all Precipitation. BY
bending forward and back the auto
matte air circulation is kept up under
the overalls and on the body. When
not working the overalls may be tight
ened up and worn as any other. The
process is simple but effective.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
AIRPLANE BILL Is PASSED
BY THE HOUSE


WASHINGTON, July 14.-The war
department bill appropriating $780,
900, 900 for construction OF $4,000 air
planes was passed by the house late
today without a roll call. II a
amended only In minor details. Chair
man Dent OF the military committee
was In charge Of the bill. Represen-
tatiye Kahn Of California urged secre-
cy regarding the details OF the gov
ernment's program and immediate ac-
ton on the bill.
England" said Mr.. Kahn. has been
In war with Germany three years.
England does not know today how
many submarines Germany is turn
ing out. Why cannot this country. 80
far as rs aviation force is concerned.
keep ite secrets so as to keep the
enemy from getting any knowledge
whatever rs 10 what we are going 10
do 70 get control OF the air?"
Mr.. Kahn said that Japan was sue
cessfully keeping the details Of her
naval construction secret.
Representatives Mann, amid cheer
Ing, declared that he favored passing
the bill without a word OF discussion
i would not give the enemy any infor-
nation until he gets 1t In the field,
he said.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
AMERICA'S FEEDING
BURDEN INCREASING

WASHINGTON. July 14.-America's
burden OF feeding the world is EN-
phasized by a food administration re-
port today that during April wheat
exports increased from 1882. 1888
bushels as a months average for the
preceding nine months to 1~4.234,O13
bushels.
Beef exports, which had shown a
comparative gain of $50 per cent in
the nine-mOnth average over the pre-
war period, increased from 22,295,9 72
pounds to 4S.211. 592 pounds.
Sugar. which had shown a 1900 per
cent increase in the nine months
period. decreased in April from the
average OF 1903, 4S6. 176 pounds to o.
2S3, 1888 pounds.
A notable decrease was in fl hsex-
ports. The average of 15,127,479
pounds exported in the nine months
period dropped to 7.544.S77 pounds for
April.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
INTOLERANCE COMING SOON

When Euripides founded the drama
he gave to the world a form of enter
tainment that has lasted 1000 years
without a change. or rather without
a new idea being injected into It.
This condition. however, has beer radi-
cally changed by the advent OF d. W.
Griffith's spectacle, Intolerance"
For the first time In the 1000 years
that the drama has been In existence,
a new idea is given in the form Of
its construction. Never before did
four stories run through one play;
also, never before did anything on the
stage or screen attempt to reach the
magnitude that this Griffith produc-
ton attains.
Besides the heights to which its
scenic splendor ascends this four-tale
story of loves struggle throughout the
ages tells in clear ways the four diff
ferent stories. Each story has It's own
plot and characters, but in the end
they all meet in n big theme. the
theme Of the play intolerance. the in
tolerance OF man toward mar and the
havoc that has been wrought in four
periods OF the worlds history by this
intolerance hat has dominated the
world and its inhabitants.
Intolerance" throughout the large
cities Of this country, has proved the
sensational hit of the present season
That il will appear at the Auditorium
theatre in the neal future is Manager
Beardsley's most interesting announce.
ment.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
CONGRATULATE RUSSIANS
ON GREAT OFFENSIVE

LONDON. July 14.-David Lloyd
George, the British premier, today
sent "A telegram 20 Prince Lvoff, the
Russian prime minister. congratulate
ing the Russian government and peo-
pie on the success of the Russian Of
fensive. The telegram adds:
This news. coming as Il does I'm
the last phase of the great battle
against autocratic rule, has been Of
immense encouragement 90 us all, for
IL shows hat free Russia clearly sees
there can be no lasting peace and no
reconstruction OF the world upon bet
ter lines until Serbia. Belgium and
the other despoiled nations have been
rescued from the blasting tyranny Of
military despotism and until respon-
sibility of governments 20 their peo-
pie has been clearly established from
one end OF Europe to the other
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
MAKr CLYCrRINF rR0M srGAR.

WASHINGTON. July 1A-Discov-
cry In the internal revenue division la
boratory OF a process for manufactur-
Ing %Elycerine from sugar was an
nounced today by the treasury de-
partment.
Under the secret process evolved
the cost Of this substance, a heavy
factor In the manufacture OF explo-
slves. viii be reduced to slightly more
than one-fourth OF its present cost.
Glycerine is at present manufactur-
ed almost entirely from fats. az a cost
OF 80 cents a pound, which is six
times its cost OF production before the
a The discovery Is the first 10 be
announced by chemists working IN
cooperation with the council OF ma
tiOnal defense.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
EU[3uH[lULlUU9E

IA NJ. Fllebrown and daughter Of
woonBoeket. Rhode Island. are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Green
wood. Mr.. Fillobrown Is a large shoe
manufacturer and cotton goods mer-
chant in the east with factories at
Pantuckett and Woonsocket. r. /. He
and his daughter win be taken 70
shoshone Falls tomorrow BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenwood. after which they will
leave for Portland, Oregon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17
NOTICE.

have taken upon my ranch. eight
miles northwest OF American Falls.
OssI lnoqu sunqsISM suIpISs 6vq QUO
pounds branded IN on left stifle. one
white hind foot. Also one bay geld
ing. weight 1850. branded quarter cir
Gle and tC) on right stifle, wire cut
on left front foot. r. II. O'Nell.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17

LoST-Small book with registration
card. Return 10 Charles o. Rob
erts. Star garage and receive re-
ward.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-07-17

wANTED-One man with eight head
OF horses for harvest on a combine.
J. c. Kuhn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALB

AfG9NTAiET w co. :ssSf or 6ises SHSs books
wants position' inside or ou,. good general
knowledge. salary salary and commission.
I5T, ledger Central
BooKKEEPER. credit man, office manager. sse
20. at present employed In above capacity by
snaSs 4Tss png5seras s s5ssr ofRee excellent
BUTLER. young colored man, desires position
N private family; personal reference O '5o.
ism az. eBaEsr wsss p%sSn viii '9 or SSssns
H2srI Call Diamond 37i7, or Park Oio3 A.
CHAUFFEUR experienced on hish.grade cars:
m rom re- from Ssneps e., Gpepoyss Po1s Penn n 'o''
CHAUFFEUR Wishes position. private. years
cSsureur 52S n Paxon ct,
Cfv1I. ENGINEER desires situation. experience
supply i" @ d % Office and consttGS' ION as good De-.
% g44. Ledger Central
GARDENER. single. best reference. 1873.
ys %FF Vim ssss I ws.T ss ,.@,gn /, fS, 5
fSfcrences % I2i. ledger Ohce.
M4S m'ra 80 Won 10 es' Ss5 9,Is sps
secretary. assistant TO purchasing agent and
fas knowadse of shorthand Address q 81
Ledger Central
MAN. 81 thoroughly experienced In office detail.
OFFICE MAN. 20 years experience. auditor.
accountant, thorough hOOkkeepcr; can take
charge uf CORE Sppndenre. credits apd cOll.u.
tlOns. u 100. I.cdgNr Once.
STENOGRAPIIER years experience, hankrg
Or brOkorag" preferred, references $40.
Ledger central
Young MAN desires position as office manager
charge nf department, capable of handling
accounts. production, costs. etc. VIII act
secretary to chief executive. T. 53I, Ledger
Office
YUuNG MAN. 20. Intelligent neat and ener-
gUilC. desires position with Hdvertisink cor
uuratpn. SeHrs newspapers experience. ran
furnish best uf reference. u l2B, Led. on.
Young MAN. collcg. and legal training. desires
connection with banking or commercial lnsti.
fr'iuG, references. q SIS. Ledger Central.
YOI%G MAN. emp!oyeI. wishes work 10 30 At
home suaTe time. ~ 2Ol. Ledger Dfhce.
WHO ASSUMES YOUR bTTIES ~ YOUR
ABSENCE
want position - assistant TO an eE.
'tu'Iyp. ! am 30 s'ars old. hHy" y good knowl-
edge Of business. road selling experience and
correspondence. personality. tact and Initiatlv"
have been shown in vast results. Interview by
appulntmou' Z. 131. IslgDr Dfht,.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and stenoRra pher. u years exp ,
reliable; nrst-clbss sales correspondent. cana /.
BILE OF taking entire charge. O $40. Led Cent
BOOKKEEPER. assist ana typst; expar. Wn
Penn graduate. 022, Ledger Ofnce.
CHAMBERMAID and saving. Welsh pot de.
slres situation; ref q 1856 Ledger Central
COOK. WHITE. WANTS PERMANENT PLACE.
trustworthy woman; can manage.
O Ibs, Ledger Central.
COOK. Hungaria n English. wishes a good posi-
tion in small family. 1854 ". Randolph
COOK desires position, city or country. best
reference. 1928 ". goth st,
COOK, coored, hTst class, wants situationt best
reference. 1925 Rodmsn st.
DREsSMAkER. high class late Of New York
wishes engagement: advance styles evening
gowns. 1924 Walnut nj. tPhone Walnut sisf
LADY. German. useful. highly recommended
wishes morning engage ents. q OI3, Led Cent
LADY'S MAID-,Rehned young girl, some exp I'm
hairdressing and ma nlcufing good sewer,
MlAhea posltOn. 23ll ChrlAtlan ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-15
LOST AND FOUND

BADGE-I.0st. sat ovg.. police badge. vicinity
leih and Lombard. Rew'd. 7lO7 Woodland ave
DOG Lost. little white Highland ter.
Tiar dog. hBd ON blue collar. with license tag
4Is0; SO regard. or n any accident happened
10 him - Tor Information ~ same. i,rurg.
Pea rye. lGlS Locust Ft.
DpG-Lost Scotch terrier dog. without q col.
lar. m ". AIRY, near StentOn ave. suitable
reward II returned 10 T.. IL Clark Belmont
ave. tynwFd. Phone OyerbroOk $3.50
LOf}GSETTE,-Iost lamOnd studded gold lgrEu.
etc. Please return to Mrs !. t;recuwald
suite Gi7. Hotel Majestic. Liberal reward
PENDANI--l.oEt Saturday niKn'. platinum
pendant, with one diamond and fine chain AZ.
tacHed: reward. 4jlS OSaEe ave.
PICTEkES--I.Os a package containing mn.
turcs. Reward. J. 531, Logger Office.
POLlCY--Lost or mslald. perpetual policy No
4OOBB Ot the United Firemen's InaJraucs C'0rn.
pany. covering building At n" southeast cor.
ner Broad and Brown SITS. issued 10 Temple
University. II policies are found please re
turn 10 Edison & 60. 422 Walnut 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-15
FOR sALE

BILLIARD, pool. combination. seeond.hssS:<
supplies. Lafe Rsafer. American manufscf
turer. 329 Girard ave. Phone Eens :3la
BILLIARD pool tables. new. second. nd bovi,i
Street Co. 222 s. sth at. Phone Wal a2si<,
billiard AND POCKET TABLEs--Alse hogIsl,
nf alleys phonogra phs: esSy p9ytso od, NJ
BUNDY RECORDING CLOCK. first class runf'
ming condition. 81 N. I'd at. Market 3set "a
CASH REGISTERS bought, exchs snged. repslreo.f
. replated. supplies: new and factory repvn{
registers; new total adders as low as W. esu
and see our new models. Registers sold by
on easy payments and fully guaranteed
$50 CHESTNUT STREET 80
CASH REGISTER for sale. 7 drawers, hang 81
motor operated cost $500: Just rebuilt; gsoee
as new. for 1885. Phone Diamond 1880 w.
weber. for particulars. =
ELECTRIC soda water csrbonators, brand ns1<
at bargain prices. Mink a oBrlen' 9ll v't
HONEY-Delcious extracted honey, direct reH1
beekeeper; lbs. for 1875: delivered by psf><
cells post; satisfaction guar or money refun>-@
ed j.. h. Hostetter. Il. ID. No D. Lancssief.r--<<i
MATERIAL from building. 9Th and Fnbxfu1
5000 900 brick. roofing and fenci ing posIes.'
manle flooring, iron beams. .nre doors s,yy@< ,ys<
windows. 3x6 to 3x12i 1s TO ~ feet lot cl w
Ing; l0.H. Il, Hon 4 Fountain hoddnzegr1sts<11
tubular boilers: Blake nre pump and zs-hH
Corliss engine, structural steel tank holdets @<<
n. hgh cedar tank. Jump House Wrscilns -
MuLTIGRAPII, like new. S75; cost $500; sqsF'
years. Office Speciality Co.. Bourse b''s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OP PERATING

BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING
work near your homs IN pleasant and
h"a lthful surroundings, with excellent oppor-
tunities for rapid advancement
There are twsn'y-eight Bell Central Onlc.s
IN Phlladslphia. probably there is ono Within
few blocks OF your home. Unusual oppor-
tunities for earnest. intelligent young women
between Is and 22 years Of age.
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the
best Of food n sold at cost. in every
Central Onice.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for Advancement TO SEN
ior and supervising positions.
Apply ~ fOG Market street daily, exoept
Sunday, $40 a. m. to .. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

SICIOL1.S. 1923 Bainbridgc st. has comp'
cooks swedish parlor maids, ohamh"rmaids
and rOUpl"s waits. ilundrcss"s, etc, wanted
cooks 81 to SO. So cdlsh cook. $50. and kitch.
eu maids. German cook and CiHmbermsld.
Prot nurse. hOuHewOrk"rs. etc. Ph. i0cuat 2l8O.
COOKS. chafnbermaids. ohildnurs"r. hous-work
Kris and mothers helpers want positions
wanted, all kinds trsi-Class help. Miss Rose
DDugh"rty. i3l3 W. Girard ave.
WASTED. At Episcopal Orncc 3i2 .. 18th st.
cooks Naitrsgsra. h0uspEirls
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AUTOMOBILES
For sale

For sale
BAKER ELEcTRIc-Lady win sacrifice mod.
s" % o"' rbdSg Peg'is fanRfdr TGf6'oa g6o Mrs
lion; equipped with Woans,on winter incosurs
EAsTEltN MoToHs coRroRATIoH
Distributors s stsnGsrd Srd'H, and Aiam Egr"s% 4ey i"
CADII.LAC 1914 touring car. ,overhauled and
sKs KY a2K9TPT%Sn ,r' hTGad 2"d a. AUTO
DM};iI9Sis MGTGFs c1RF6RHToN gi} T5RG
Distributor. 'G3a anisrd GSsd'19, st. and As% ERTns ,y I'
CHEVROLET SALES lH'S IAB M9REk REkvrcr
BATES so; HSD N&HTE 3GM1th rA sil4 & Gf%s0T tSS 1!
EAsTERN MoToRs CORPORATION
Distributors a ssndafd d'"s and Alien iGrug 4cy i''
COLE 40 touring car delivered new last April
EAsTERiX T1ToEs CORPORATIONS
Distributor. s stanIard d9 and Alien i1,@ 4cyi ~
DODGE 1915 Roadster. with winter enclosure
and summer top. mechanical condition, pair
na TfsG h3Wrs Hs o. TrasSnaGr s@a Gar Brnsmen, BBr
go y l'road st. Walnut 7G2
HUDSON
Sr'PER-SIX CABRIOLET
Driven. only 1000 miles. bargain for quick
Sweeten Automobile Co.
1890 CHESTNUT ST
Phons Barring 1900.
UCDSDSS-Phaetons. roadsters and cabriole,s
SH% s@HwHRTz s a5s "S' e nronG fa@TSi': St,
1915 IOCOMOEif.E G.4s
7.passenger touring used only az demonstra.
2s @a to sa2 %G2@ oas Ssk
LpCOMOBIi.E
"3li Market ~. Locust $50.
= NJ HALLIGAN. Mgr. ExGxauEe Car Dept,
1915 LoCOMOH;TE'G4s
over mechanically: newly painted dark gro"n
black stripping equipped with electric starter
straton solicited.
LOCoMORIIE
23li Market =. Locust $50
". HALTIGAS nIgr Exchange Car Dept
1914 LOCONOBILE a-4s
IpasHenger touring; painted rich rovaI b,ua
black panels and stripngs. car has been p'i,
just the car for private family reaulrinE ',gh b,g
srade motor car; must be seen TO be- appre.
LoCoMoBILE
NJ IAlkN ' Mi,S' msr H. i%Sas, seSanss go car p.,,
,TTHE y TTYLTfi YEIfi 20; 2!g Npp[,h, GGrda$ St,
Phones: Bell, Spruce 1880. Key, Race i7ss.
OVERLAND. 80 H. late 1915 tourins,car: very
EASTERN. MOTORS CORPORATION
Distributors STANDARD ''s" and Allen 4.eyi."
conSe spd roadster Sodics ssoo ssor'eOower' with
rTHffF TIFF y STHHIEJE HER co sia NT,,h Broad
Phones: Bell, spruce 5o5O; Key. race i935
PACKARD 4,cyllndsL so;hors.power. 7.ps..
#iHIF $$HEEiJHFi $$HEEiJHFi dS %sg..%I sis s BE- IT.,
Phones Bell, spruce $3.50: Key, Race i7ab
PAIGE ROADSTER. 4 cylinder, electric lights
THE WHITE co. 2iS North Broad st.
Ii ". oNEAI. Manager Used Car Dept.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE


|
| BooKKEEPER ana slsnographsr wsned com.
petont Empire Waist 90, 1898 Race ~.
BCRI.ER female on narrow dress goods shep.
PSStao Msnu,scturinE Co. leveringion and
| CiIAMBERMAID and waitress. Catholic pr..
fsrrsd for suburbs y 525. LEDGER Orics
COOK wanted must he neat and clean. NJ 253
Ledger Central
c9g0,HSiINg; !; ASp SlSl lpsow,NsTArRs WORK WHITE
1908 y. Park Ave "N''''' '"i
CORRESPONDENTS. ~ to %; AZ least one year
hiEh school edunatlon: short hours SATURDAY
gud nearest telephone number. = 533. Ledger
DESIGNER; familiar with ,raoery. and special
urIfr WORK steady position. Apply Smith
Z Ramsey Embroidery 20. 1870 Market -.
ss paa p VII. r ts sH9s G:,Ss ON
MN I'd and Huntingdon
DREssMAKER wants waist ntter. must bo
,KPSfl"nGed and accus,omcd TO exclusive trade.
EXAMINERS and members on nne gauge knit
goods viii pay good salary. Apply all week,
I;argman Bros. =. u cor ION and B"rIs,
o Gff4f ffDjESls W. t&$bfGG%SfHR aSSB aA&BB
PAY FErSTMAS.RUHiS co, 7i5 ARCH
Fi%tsHERs experienced. to sew buttons hooks
ca caa S@ Sornsr sa'f Eth nss Arch ST'e"'p'"
FlTTER-skirt hitter wanted In large dressmak.
IF tsna. @saSssmiSp' good ssa} .qng ,""so1
ger central " '''
Girl for stenosrsphy and assistant bookkoeUer:
on" familiar. with wholesale coal business
preferred. " 35i. Ledger central
Girl. having oTperiencc IN lace and emhroidery
lerrsr Bfsdlsy Con- 'ia i4a7.Ss S8'm." VIZ II factory
GlEL. general hous"work. must be- good plain
cook. In family. sleep In or home 60 refer
e1oe. Gjo T.. Penn st., Germantown.
GIRL wanted. white. for cooking and assisting
Apply 1905 Spruce 81. Carf,rr paid
Girl. small wanted q work u dental tff
y. ". cor 81 and South
GIRLS--Two white Protestant girls American
uf swede one for cooking and downstairs
,n" small 6oy. reference required. Phone
Merton ~" !.
GlnLs 70 LEARN, .oPERATiNG. On LADIES'
WAISTS. PAID 'wuiII.E LEARSI%G FEiisT.
NA&.KrElN co. rs ARCH ST
GIRLS. white. .. wanted chamh"~wurN and
Writing "nd 'ggk!gg rhou" merton 100. or
wit" 20 Boz -. Merton, -
I.RIS wanted accustomed 10 working ~ sp.n.
ming mil, learners taken. Cotton MIL -
sri Huntington.
GIRLS over 10. steady work. good wages paid
wu I" learning Appiy Grswold Nors''d Co.
IOU~EWORK-E Experienced girI Tor general
Hugs"uork. two in family. reference Can glI
HEna"wooi road. or phone py"rUrook 5iO5
H'Ip. Ern"rsl wanted ln small family. u,
rtsiluH. good mondar. SEWING. Protestant IRE
ff"0 u 49, ledger OriD".
" NDEHS- Experienced on En,t Jersey cloth
"lI5 Nor,h Iiowsfd >,
ML%pERs. experienced on mems wear. sGel
b'.rn" Mls II aud w,s,moraland s's
troprS! "'' 5a; ; Lsar @i@ 'S@' S' ,h'"
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HELP wANTED-MALE

co,,,r.,d ,ro,, p,e,ed;ro co,vm,I
-------.-- ..-...... -. ---- --
, CABlNEIMAkkHS ,1
NI'Ioh s. inhn y,csnc,s. AN 80, ,or i'NE w.
s,s.ttaa, .,aL
Doubls.besd m5Ider operstor,
"'"'"'"'i Espsriencsd sSippins. marker mar
Flrst.class saw n1ers
Hardwgre ntters
Ioucnn"rr-np ,
vng mngo'rs men ~, 20 'ao 40 wTnbs,,y
ptyslr,l Examination necessary Apply
vie,or TaIking Machine 90. Application
office 30 Cooper 81 'smdep' y D.
encs required. steady position; good nay.
Apply 20 VIM. Mustard. Calumet st. and
Hlds' 1N'.' aus '' ','""''S''''
KStTTERS. , experienced on circular sptlny-
,,s,r,,, ~ mg%s,u s.s,.a. ,,.,, ,.c,,,o u,,, mon
steady WORK g991 wages Apply WiIhah'
Foster l2oS y. "lS' 81
NA'ii iiNlSl - Wshtel. petnan'ht posltlohl "a
lpsiity product' oxceiient Spportuniiy for men
who consider their future no labor trouble no
nationality and rate required ,l3d u. y
sm s "of poaas S g oa TssSa s@P
We have u cranes Applicant must hHyr, e.
hooking and roping c1stings in crowded srrop
tla'" Fri' tTr,ns,, ApP'y D' I"''' ''''" '"'
MAN ASD WIFE. colored. first class take .f.
, c9ars- sma n9q,s 9p9n go9d e2@
., r@o", W. woodland ,Ysga. 'aii ,l,o-, , .,. .,
q p' m ''N''''' ''''' "'''"
MEAT CUTTER. hrst class Apply G3i T.
Girard ave.
MECrANics-wan,ed Ia,ctz guard mechanics.
gst , hsyG eaI rosS sIpcrn." "a az, m'E1s as
gcr central
MES wan'edbS;eTmpEeT' locomotive ocona ms
i've cleaners Penna n n, i7ii Fllb"rt st.
rlGEEgTTER wanted fSr factory work Apply
pprssyEy- -yspted ryIlndor ,r..smon OK
loior rrin'iug' on orn anj t,yo rnror 'Mienia
i,rnsse ~ u,aa,dy and parrns,ont tGsiilons gf
t"Trsal sgrg;,am}Gyc'"y' y"'N'n"". '"" M'''' '''
SALESMAN. high grade. 10 market lgh' motor
a"EErTy ,,ncN ri Phi%,aaI'Ena, % ,''Hn mn, ss'n, m
iIf, s,stirs 49, al ,-l Io,is cypar,,l|
rIyirg 'eHetH ~ lime Hirh each previous
position. ainpuut you have baor earning rca.
-rf.B pr0.1grapu. which VIII he returned: y
.o4 sfr hot an sgcrptiousi SALESMAN. ioosiuR
l.r hard ioh win big returns don't app'y
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blg none on t,hs pr@posIii6n Phone w"i1nt
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a'h."tN E9gHs 20 E,'gi' Gums. ''r Edward
Is. Tr!on Co. gu Narhr' ~
'ALEsMAN. retail; mus, have 2 s"ars "ypori
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POPLAR, 1sl7--ro hire (open aav =.
PARK i4s2: brand.new 5.pss.. tourInsn snssst snt
liza hr sls2 brand new 7,pA.s. mousc..
INDEPENDENT TAXfCAp C,o
Hudson Super-SiS I.irnousines Spsci.t "a.
tion 90 weddings ard funerals ''n' suse-
Diamond 64sG Never closed parL ~
BUY MOISTER portable garage. .,..,--4<
stucco. on display 303i n 9Th rIo.. ,.sx
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

Don't NISJrDGE OTHERS
Detective Millard VIII get you facts.
STANDARD Detective bureau Consultation frsA.
1870 Chestnut. Established 1855.
FTIIrDRESS SUITS 10 HIRE
Also tutaWH.S. PRINCE Albrrts. TuTedOs, efcf
SAMUEL COOPER, 1910 Grard ave. N
only one stOrr. Phone Poplar B342 a
SGPERFLIOUS HAIR removed hy cisctrolysls
the only permanent way eyebrows archc1t
MISS SMITH, iI@ Keith Theatre building.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pearls and Em"ralds. AppraisH Hmeui, I psr'
cont HARRY. w. SMITH. ~ SAMSON st.
EVENING CLOTHES no HIRE
Latest STYLES; phone Poplar @35. open eysnI
LElDNER'S 10Th ana Girard ave. :. w. c0r.'
TALKING MACHINES and records hought. sod
or eYCh. highest prices paid. - y. 10th. Send;
postal PHun" walnut 5Id7. VIII call.
ALWAYS BuSY--wHY?
A!spvrr'S ENurrss and - tOragc CO.. Inc y
Lawr"n"" and Vine ~ Pnon" Market sst y
FELT HATS cleaned reboci(ed 3jc while you
CnAs. CARPEN. 1926 Flibert st.
MASSAGE Face; Scalp, Man!cr!ng.
HATS REBLOCKED a. CENTS
BLAKE & co. 005 ARCH ST EST 1861,
OLD GOLD. SILVER. diamonds jeweiry, Oh.
false teeth. cons. bought for cash. i33 = sr<'
81 repairs any watch. Swiss expert. New psfte'
at cost. II. Ramisch. l:2l Fioeri, ba mt starf