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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

so you were invited TO participate
m a profit-sharing scheme7'
yes.
How did you come out2"
II discovered that the purpose Of the
scheme was not sharing but shearing.
Birmingham Age Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

when I die, said the husband Il
want you to have this sentence placed
on my monument: There is peace
and quiet in heaven
Il think. rejoiued the wife. IL would
be more appropriate TO say: There
vas peace and quiet N heaven. in
dianapolis Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

M S. Cralie says he wouldn't mind
uashins bis hair iiSe aidn't have such
a hard time drying IT.
We have about decided to drop an
agitation for deep water ia the wash
ita tiu the sub danger is past
But the mere fact that her husband
opposes il is 10 reason say woman
should not DO what she wants TO do.
At the present moment il looks ike
there IS no way OF keeping Chickasha
from taking her place on the oil map
Joe Dews IS afraid his lame leg isn't
going to get well as long as there is
any prospect OF Uncle Sam getting in
to a fight
II Oscar simpson and Hodge Bailey
continue their raids. they ought to be
able to run down a good sized bunch
of recruits for Uncle sam
AS matter OF fact. although he may
be more successful in concealing ii,
the average mans vanity bump is just
about as big as womans
Another thing we are not sure that
we want Uncle Sam to build a muni-
tions plant right in the heart Of the
business section Of Chickasha.
As we understand it, the good road
ers plan to convince Col Harvey that
the temperature is about ss degrees in
the shade when he comes to chickasha
next week.
After the patriotic demonstration in
the house the other day we naturally
expected to hear Of Ed Sheegog or
Bert Jackson rendering their personal
services 70 the president but if they
either OF them made that kind Of noise
the sound failed to reach US.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

: 4+4+ +++4+

Pray. Wilhelm. cease your hymn Of hate
And take from me tip that's straight.
AlthO in war We may be dubs
We won't stand for your ruthless subs.
81 Slmp says he looks for Uncle Sam
to have to do some fighting II he goes
to war
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08
; ; ; : , ; ; : , 4
GARLIC

: A friend Of ours named :
3 schultz asks US what we think >
> OF garlic Truth is. Harry. We :
: don't think Of garlic il We can ,
= help it. :
+ Onions are bad enough, heaY- :
; en- knows. And garlic is demor- =
> allied onion. =
: Garlic originated with the pi- ;
; rates who sailed the Spanish ;
: Main. Knives, daggers. blum ;
: derbusses, garlic and other >
= deadly weapons were common =
: to taem >
: Garlic in the rough looks like a :
= tulip bulb and smells Ike an +
. Ttaiiar picnic. It IS strung mp +
, in bunches in front Of grocery =
= stores. People who eat it !
> ought 10 be too. ,
+ A little garlic goes a long =
: way. Especially in crowded =
+ street car.-Geo. Martin. ,
3 = > y = = . = = : = : = y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO.

The Right Note.
Il haven't been home for two days.
Got into a pOker-game
Your wife viii fix you
Il hope this note will pacify her"
II haven't much confidence in notes.
i have in this one It is twenty
dollar note Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08
OAK RIDGE

: ; , , ; ? , , , , ; ? 2 : 2 , ,
]. L. Hughes was an Alex visitor
Monday.
R. l. Spear made a business trip 20
Chickasha Monday
3 The sand storm Sunday cut the Sun
day school attendance.
Robert Oliver took dinner with
John kitchens Sunday.
Gene True and family spent Sunday
at the home Of John Kitchen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

Don't foolwith
a cold. Cure it.
cAseAs<'lR!:I;s''''Nt
The old family renedy-in tablet
form-safe, sure easy to take. No
opiates-no unpleasant after efectA
Cures colds in "A hours-Crip in ;
days Money back If Il fails. Get
the genuine box with Red Top and
Mr. Hills picture on it's cruts.
AtAay Drug Store
Miss salHe Mcdonald was guest
Sunday OF the Harrells at Curly
Richard Herd spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the home OF W. d. Dun.
can.
T. S. Kitchens and Walter True were
business visitors at Chickasha Thurs
day
Bart and Edna Bond spent Saturday
night with J l. Gooch and wife Of
Curly.
T. S. Kitchens and Walter True Ihe
two members OF the school board, vis-
tied school Friday.
Mrs. Maude Hughes spent Monday
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Spears.
John True and family spent satnr-
day night at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. John Boles. near Middleburg-
Ruth Jordan. who is attending the
Junior High school at Chickasha, spent
the weekend with home folks
b N. Bond and George Harmon are
assisting Maxey Harrell who is adding
a new room to his house. this week.
Miss Vivian and Master Clois Weed
of Chickasha are visiting their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Spears.
The school literary society elected
officers Friday evening as follows:
Miss Mcdonald. assistant teacher, pres
ident: Bart Bond. vice president; Ed
ma Bond. secretary; Fay Harmon, Elsie
Zoe and Prof. J. " Collier, program
committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

We have about decided to drop all
agitation for deep water in the Wash
ita tin the sub danger is past
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

But the mere fact that her husband
opposes il is no reason why a woman
should not DO what she wants 10 do
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

At the present moment it looks ike
there IS no way OF keeping Chickasha
from taking her place on the oil map
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

M s. Cralle says he wouldn't mind
Uashing bis hair iiSe aidn't have such
a hard TIME drying Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

Joe Dews Is afraid his lame leg Isn't
going to get well as long as there is
any prospect OF Uncle Sam getting I'M
10 a fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

Miss sallie Mcdonald was guest
Sunday OF the Harrell's at Curly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

Richard Herd spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the home OF W. d. Dun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

II Oscar Simpson and Hodge Bailey
continue their raids. they ought to be
able to run down a good sized bunch
OF recruits FOR Uncle Sam.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-08

Bart aud Edna Bond spent Saturday
night with J L. Goooh and wife Of
Curly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20

NJ; Psvonia Naennerchor. invited 70 funeral
sn nv'i IT, prVsc AnH6n 'e Gem vRs Remain. al may
be siRiiEEsSE RNeofob 10 p % WOODBURY. n J..
ELiES &. sKiSSEa, ,sesd 81 IiSeS Frionds ialyitsd
20 funeral services. We'd. II a. m, III s.
bT9l} a. skH RfiE2,s widow o, Jacob
Pa Romsins may 6s view viewed Cd Tass Tss ''t5' 10 70
= soltipAY,-Feb -, MARY NJ. wife Of I'd.
.. A. "a inVted 70 funeral services. Wed. ,
maJ Hb bo viewed russ, . To- '@' D. private m Remains
arokis5.r,.t..g.1. - HELEN aaurh',r oil,
. ears months. Relatives ana friends invited
~ tup'rq4,, "sa p H., B9reHts' residence
TiLHSlsl .fcb Is SIss HRiDGE'r Eliza.
Tiarlav FORMERLY af COUNTY or,,a,,, nna ,,N ,s
land Relatives AND friends invited TO furoru
vine a's Wet Plla. solemn hah' ml3s i'l Il
r.gll"m - Ngatha.s Church 10 q. m Int
7,TT.i;N,&Jy.Y a,sggisHgly, m % Feb j.. MILAN
Gc" p,.rI,n aFed, =, Relatives ana friends
st tGist and cailowhul s'a}. Int Ii1iy cross
p,s %&sLEsf TEs r. hs,tsEg MAEGA9rT asG gr.rgys yd2T q
g. fgnfra c5 55"grs ,, 5g to., 1919 Map,2n =
cFg'fG2q qrE ri r.5 in' jioII Ac6s GT2sa Ccms, ~,
laa M5rn # Wsihcl, ae'd % 70 Rdia,s,ls' ia1',,l' a14
trrTds oang"agr hraUag. INT ycrcm. NO
,.'ol 20 funeral aar'l,'s. Fri =. M 1920 W.
cen. Homalua may bo viewed Thurs. af,'r
i., %ELGo% and R,. 49, a3n nqeEnT r.w,,y. ,, q
friends in.'"d 70 iIners, Icr' ,oes, w.d. = p
., WEil.-.rao. Is. GEORGE W. husband %
E"rHuz'oa urrd. So =. % -. . B. invited
200 funeral Thurs. $40 o. M 2io " DgforI
70. 30 .h mass 49, Ei.,ralIs church 10 . ln
wiilTE-t.b fo r. w husband ~ Lillian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20

waufedHAn Al practical man for we'll
tuniiy for man Of cNp"rlence and exocuiis"
az IT, MoaE. iiota BliimoTr"". %eW Yor
SALEsMAN FOR VISIBLE card system *.
roriru,rd in d'.isiug factory and onic" forms
arg ,Xg1y isi'Ijr ior ia'sryis% siye falI
sALEsMA%-w w3nte1, a th9roushly e1perisnced
fOry cauyass"d, "Ni"tt OF sales. Icfer.nces
iSG i.5dstr i'ji1 oi1ce "' '"''''''" FNpS'''' NJ go
sALEsMAN. stocH oId,,es,,ss6lighe1 busl1sss. un.
s"nj sooi ,'i Inc II 552, Ledger Central
sAiEsMEN--Mor o. ability ana outside selling
ua,,,ion wi,h .'rGo BOOK o. RnowloGse" leads
farg,hga aaA g''9 Js g'T no r. zen of age" as1
foSrT 'Mr. 'GH"..B'rt "'' VIA ''''''''7' 49,"
sALEaMEN-.Throc 1.-Two. energetic men wanted
for our palos Orrpuizatlnr. salary and pro-
%2S''Ea %o. 5ad ! MSrts MSAt 2's'' e. '''"@ Premier D''
sASdT& y sss- 9aES ,dSn YoG%y " . EdoI ss sr.s, sd
ttt selling ptopos,lln ever offered BY sales.
and and rhtr"' d"iIars. monthi$$. We tl trs in You
s,s gcrG1t enc S''p" S
istn cdr Walnut ''"''''''' vs. i''
sALESaiE$--W" wan, men under 81 who are
ssgr,s,s,,vg but lan,fgl who need the money
' ," aa. @ ~ nit6, rarogmr nr Er9p's'',n l I ,oIs rs
w." tu...'I. WI |lIl I"I ptodHr"rs. u you
Ing rhopo number to II a52 Ledger C.n'ral.
Airi.'h,i iE-'n1l, "ncrse.c y2lns nan
selling. $40 10 s,ar' II 55s. ledger c.niraI
Gia'na'r NV chura6 Z o. Kodscr Gfand ao' "
slup ELtTTl:Es-,wantcd. Grs,class snlp utter,
T"ras $. S. Co.. = o. Box 2is Bath Me.
sIE%pGRA PIER. "Hporicncc1; male: ability to
eaDoray c1aTs % sales @fIS of65e @ fnaw%dga "S ot
offST ofS,dA, A''''' '' write '"''y' NJ 3d. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20


BOOKEEEPEE- LADY. thoroughly experienced.
or temporary. rcforcnr" il 81. Ledger Cent,
nooEEEErEE and stcgograpnoI.,, . yrs.' exp,
I51, Ledger central
COMPANION. SECRETARY -- Lady 3s. Of re-
incm"nt and educatinn reduced In circum.
20 elderly Iadyi accustpmrd to travelling and
shoppnF' good sewer Willing TO make herself
furnished. - 237, Ledger Onicc.
COOK shan G,namGerm@Hid ;gH ana Ina wa,rss ssters
writ" iIl2 loiper st. FrauEtprd
country l2ia y Franklin. Kcnslnston ASS
COOK, hungarian English. wishes position in
small family 1894 y. Randolph.
CooK..,Gn wants work cooking. 5sIl- Lena
~. G"rmantowg.
GIRL. colored wants work; nursing preferred or
d, apartments; small family, 1927 Webster.
days work. 7iG $. 10Th 1T.
''E -: s. o9GS2 iG;h A wishes day" work of any kind
HDusEKEErEn,. managGGr. reference; young
LADY wants home work; exp. milllner. ladies'
novelties; has sewing machine. g .. Led on.
LADYs MAP ana 9grssTX sovSraess good re-
I.ADYs MAID, highest reference; is good
seamslress. 3D7 $. Smedlcy st.
LAuSDRESS. GoorG&d & woman "a wishes ;t bundle or
LAUNDRESS. coored, first-ClaEs, wishes wash
ing at home 1927 Webster st.
NURSE, seamstrcss, trained and practical, for
patients or children. Box 32, st. Davds, Pa.
SOCIAL .SECRETARY-Rehncd well-educated
young lady desires engagements, reference.
y $40 Ledger Office.
srENOGRAPHER. CORRESPONDENT
EXECUTIVE--EIghty years experience; knovI.
edge Of ptoofreading, advertising and printing
SIS weekly; best references II 25s, Led. Cen.
STENOGRAPHER, knowledge bookkeeping: mod
sal 171l Chestnut st. Phone Spruce l552.
EADER-Cutiyated refined woman. fluent
reader, viii accept engagements to read by
the hour; competent. u ~, Ledger Central
YOUNG LADY. well oducatcd desires office posi-
tion mornings, Ia years experience; refer
"Hc". T. GlS, Ledger Orice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20
FOR SABE-l1lG model I.ocomobilc; no reason
able offer refused. T. ga. Ledger Ofiice.

ALLES DEMONSTRATOR
=, .cEldna,r., ! phsscig"r; low milrage.
Distributors Siamdard ''s" and AIl1R 4-cyl.
BAKER ELECrRIC--Iady will sacrifice modern
1-passcngor coupe; perfect condition. Mrs. s..
-47ld Lcp'T ~ Phone FranI,ford 20Gl
CADILLAC 1914 touring car ovrrhauIed and
r"paint"d: full equipment; price $3.50. AUTO
SALES cORPORAfiON, Ii2 n. broad st.
CHEVROLET 1917 models, sales and service.
- SALES SERVICE, 3il7 n. 10th ~.
We hay" several S-Cyl, models and two 4-cyl.
dl'hrlH mat have been traded in for 1917 Coles.
Thry have been Overhaulod and repainted and
VIII be sold fully guaranteed and al rasOna BILE
- s. BOWERS co. rsad Car Dent
2"b y. Broad 81. Walnut IG2. Mr. Sternberg
COLE 4-40 touring car; delivered new last
April; see this for bargain.
EIAaSSTiEBN IaSi ;!tAs MOTORS coRPoRATIoN,
Distributors Standard IS" and Allen 4.cyl
starter and llghts. glass inclosure defnount-
able wheels, extra tire and carriers: other ex-
tras. 3ii7 n. 10th. '''''' 'N
FORD delivery bodie... commercial bodies re-
built to order. Gabl" l2s Reed. Ph. Main 2532.
HtDSONS-Phaetons. roadsters and cabriolets
cdunped with electric lights and starters
1915 LOCOMOBILE G.lS
I-passengcr touring: has been Thoroughly pona
over mechanically; newly painted dark green
black striDinp; cquippcd with oICttric starfsf
and lshtsi new tires; inspection and demon
LOCOMOBHE
- . 23li Market -. Locust 45O
+, NJ. llAl.IlGAN. Mgr Exchange Car Dent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20
AuroMoB1LEs
cortinned from. preoedIna ,.,,., e.


- continued FROM Preceding coiumr II
1914 LocoMoBrLE as
bippsEs bipsEssfnger touring painted rich rov,, !.
just he car Tor prIysie naTi, tISrTisn,eed eondltl
EirS,add gis,add motor car' must be seen 10 bs ~
o tocoMoBrLE
p NJ HShfLMfGf&tE&:' ia Sar IL; If2ogs, f.oSt, so
MACK n. 5.ton g! truck with. steel body. ,soo =
~" u. 0NEAL Manager t'sad.caT hssLL.
Phones: Bell Spruc" hO50; Key. Race ,l,,
49,. MAXWELL ROADSTER
i.hlest model; run less than 3OOo -.
EAsTI.R$ MoToRs cco0iR c0RF6iRESsrii,5ySs. FS5iEs rii,ys.
Distributors Standard "s" sR5uIS sR5 xlisS' sS'
OVERLAND s3 y. late 1916 touring car, -
EiiSTFiiE Sai GSo.,n,l M,oTlogs CORPORATION
Distribution. STANDARD "s" snd spiOGt SlsD .D' -,
PACKARD. G,cyiInder. ~ horseno,v,, -
cogln,G, and r1a?sd,:ter bodies. $500 ''"'' un
/. Il" o'HEkh. Mana5,ngS ,g n f...d.c,std srcad &, &,
Phones; Bon. Spruce 5o5O; Key. Rae. pp.M
PAptARp 4-cyllndcr, 3o.horsepowsr -
i. IT. GNEA. Manager '3fSS sad. GfT9sd .fS9 hs,, s.,
Phones: B"P spruc" $3.50, Key, Race DrYs IA,
PAIGE ROADSTER, cylinder; electric ush..
,TIlE Wi!rTE co, 2iG Sor,b Broad :,
J.. " O'SEAB. Manager tsed.CsT bs,.
Phones: Bell Spruce $3.50. Key. Race TX.
PAiGEFAlRFtELD 7-psssenger: new ,.,,.-.
I@fii'n @ g,5rio "GG m'G7 -Gon",a9,eed from fscis,;
pIERCE-ARRqw G.cyl.ndor. 4s.hor.sno...-
7-nasscug"r Limousine 500
,THE WHITE co. 2iG North Broad .,
Phones: Bell Spruce $3.50; Key. Race DiH III,
"RhAYLFoRn', ! AID 2 TON TRUCKS :
RkYFGRB co4 S'G'i "a ard I'd Indians sRa 200 DO.
ROWAN u ton truck uanaI body f4,o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20
HELP wANrEp-rEMALE
Continued yroy, Preceding corun.


HoslEHY-wshted. experienced menders also
55 o+s al S5s az "S9 gs sasSna @ S5or Tau1
5o " 2s as5 a. FqeIRe &C. Xiv rR ay c9sa2 Gsss m m
LADY. wei! educated not under % years q
s. TO m pSs.,9n pss q reference ssT Eggglr'd
MACHINE OPERATORS and skilled laborers at
81 go per week Of ~ hours higher. compen;
taton when on, piece work Apply Frankford
from ,io 10 a. m. on working days for appli.
cation blanks.
MEMBERS; eSDgTienced on mems wear. shel.
bourne Mills, II ana Wostmorelaud sis
NURSE experienced English or Scotch woman.
70 caro- far infant and S-year.old hoy Phone
OPERATORS. experienced on ladies' dresses;
~ pSrtf, skir'S o ana bodies Greenspan
orEiATGs on al poTtg q shiTtwa,sts steady S.s
pays light. airy workroons 'Tns Hagcdorn
Merz COMPANY. 3d and Brown.
4 Sa %oTrs sSdsaS'o ssSd H6y o9 9scto5nisd ta w. t
PAPER BoXEs.E Experienced tnrners-ip.. over
~ NN.cr's NNi.ar is 432 York ave- between 4'h and
~, is.h@gr scheddIr. Wotf Z 'cIo. i3ti and
sALEswOMAN--w Woman Of ability ani outside
E IN shP"GGHGg i9T spf@gls @ PrT99S9 %@h
5ri as I,Psisa nn 1n9 Eo2l gf TO SO
D"ucta Bdg, ASK Tor Mr. Colbert
sTENoGRAPHER wanted. must Dee accurate
.r1 'hh'Tirn,r1 rIisiHiant "f Il?,,l' ,P"''15T4' '1T4
gaat aai aeaafs'o. fo5 9iiica' . tsrs% %ana
TELEPHO%E OPERATOR = Young lsds, one
- cornmonca, SO j. 7o2 Lejsar ofdoa.
a n5, "ay nsGgaT ,"5'r 5s tGr TI
"h''H on Hdlfr5sogTIph ana Etaphpit tp' M
M 5a6 Is'iiss1lr d,aca. ''''S' f''''f '''.'a''''
TYrtST. gsa'. ,cgnra.te. ana rap'L als, for Teri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20

NthNl 'm1Nui i"' 'nr"rah, WI. Ih.,"arpH.a "i
.... '.' I'M, ,,.., ''' '''
. '' i'''bH'I,h W ~ liti "aL.-d. u.Nal De- su"'f
Hnp HI," GOOD r'inr"u',, Li|ui Wgta Apby
Lug" Bros f'f'H"' -Nll ,'"''" ''h a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fafogIard ledger
'lnrI. stat" n"". reference and salary. II
u,...,. ,,.,, ,.,. ,.,.,.,.,..
WoRK AGE ii, ArIiiY rG MIR. $IihW.
5I.li',.:i sri3.fTs. o''''" '''' ">" '''''' " J
noY. .o,Yr.a. J., ,aar. Of 49,. Of qsss, qrprar.
n,naa &n.aii" TO-, i4-r '*a1soro s.
hD1 ,2 "IiE .n ,'.i.'+ fI r., i men ,T' "I'I
d ''.3a., 20. is;I sa".'" =.
g., ". "I.r g,".,m ~ ~ '''''' ''"'"' ~ '''''''
hcr v''"'"d.-A'"'5 nf'" Moor sos Chestnut st.
,.,.,. ..,, , ..,.,.. .,..,. ,,.,.. .. .,
r.',,n,.. II 49, ,,., Eras.r r.@,,al ,,.9,, ,. ~
n, .,. 'i,,, ,,' ,, ,,,,.,,.
''1,ErHf 'ifGiH ly6fl,' EEt'FF:f IEsE'r ~
irII't 'rIfSIi COS 'dIiEsTNr.T !.;r
EpY' wanted. cl"nc" 70 aa''nr": good ""e.H
ro"o1"n 'pl Glass 60. 81 ,'nd 'amhr.dt" s'a.
hH1S ,I5 i21,iirsi ,isi """''' b, "''"'' ''''' '''
VICTOR rAL&lNG q. ,.;,'. ,,I.', MA"tiiNE 60.
, tah,nn'nainr'
Mh'"ih.''7 IIHnl"'f """"N'Lt'LF mae hh'TJ
Uardy.,,,,.. r,,rr,
Rubberr, oil and water
yaIc. 1..f Iots ,,'." ls t.,r4 , ,G ,IG"I, oy1r
4s.huur weak sph-Iul"
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor FT,IIluy ItrIiu,.. tfs.. Ap,,'ir.fio
on, n ConDnr ~ r,T1daE y
,IurE, FT,iIHE,Eg of ro,yor tlart Arnrr
Trsukr,rd AronnaI stating age ciitzcfsEit
rxprrirnr" ana SALARY Il. sirnd
,,,,,,,,,.., .r,.,.l,,, -. ,. -
iu"nin hiirrus /, C3G ledger 6ffca -
-, 80.
'I.hkh. hh3nt - years. u lhsIfthrr "Hl,"; IN
Nnl"isl"nHui St"hnfihpnn F'A'' age ana rex
''. 49,,
'I.-ith, - 20 ~ years gi "H' hlEh SCHOOL grad
uHi" preferred. NJ 33l. Ledger Ohic".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

POPLAR. 1GlT--ro hire tOpon day and nlshth|
park l4S2: brand-n"w 5-pass. touring eas
81 - hr.: also brand new 7.pass. llmousInes
81 80 hr.. weddings funerals. 17i5 Gitafd
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co
= Hudson SuUrr-SiN l.iWOusinrs Special atten
tiou 10 weddings and funerals
Diamond GiGG Ssyor closed Park IS
BI'Y MOISTER portable garages steel n
stucco ON display 1921 y, 9TH. Tioga 1854
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-20
BUSINESS PERSONALS

DRESS SUITS TO Hlhb -.
Cutaways. FrOCks and Modern SIX haf'
,coIs he address. Poplar 65t..
DON'T MISJUDGE OTHERS
Detective MllaTd will get you iacu. 49,.
Standard Detective Bureau. Consul!sus0Jns ~
1929 Chestnut. EstabHsneo 1900 !:
TALKING MACHINES and records bought ~ W
or exch. highest prices paid ~ r. lVth' -
postal Phone Walnut 57O1. WIZ cam
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by eectrogsIS
the only permanent way. Eyebrows nIsn'''
MISS SMITH. 4O2 Keith Theatre Buildlhs.
ACCOUNTANT EXIrRT, WILL ANsppir A.Nsp KSEr11 III
TEMATIIE. OPEN. CLOSE AMI hdt,14r
BOOKS: TERMS. REAs. 2ij. LED. W,
soc TO 81 A SET paid Cor old false teeth o,n ~
or mall 10 Lees old gold shop. II? "s"~
ST.; money sent same day as received -
DIAMONDS BOUGHT -
Pearls and Emeralds. Appraisement,
cent. HARRY w. SMITH. III SAMSON :.
ALWAYS BUSY-WHYl =,
Alzuvers Express and Storage Co., iheeaa
Lawrence and Vine SITS. Phone Market ~
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE -
Latest styles; phone Poplar "30i open ~
LElDNERS, 10th aud Girard ave. - -
MASSACRE Face, Scalp, Manieqr,nigss ,iss. d,
NHoohbE iIj Heed Bldg.. 1913 fl'oe'ey
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General

;E>ERAL UrEEINTE%DE%T. foundry and
m.Gh.n" sh"G nign-grad" man $3Dn0. {1OpO;
- LIES I>Gl%EEk also SALESMAN. con
'.,l" siHl urYIuotg {lsOU aud S2lUu, SUPER
lNIENbEtT. also FOREMAN. mfg. tin cans.
s25uU and ElsuO SALESMAN. drugs. Eastern
I'Iuu.5 lthIGlIISME&. casl-Iruu pipe. sp"-
'.nl tool d"Hru"Ts S2J: 'l"vaiIng. conveying.
f.nhlu'rE "hur.srEtug apparatus. yHlvcs.
81: marine engines. sl75 to &2aO mo: BOOK
kILfEES. HuIur excellent positions open, $l5.
$ls $50 aud 50: CpkRES rpNDENT and
ORDER clerk. t1O. INVOICE and ORDER
c'rE $50. CORRESPONDENTS clerk. exp. IN
farm rrodu"rs. l3- ST3rEkpQM foreman,
tsplsl. So. pEFlrE. ,MA&AGEE steel bus,
". P"uun. STENDGNArIlERS and private
.LHAL-E 90 laml L.ML L-LL. NM
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solemn tlsh mass of requiem Chursh of our
Gem.
MepqLLAE,-Tsb. - GATHERING, yyld29v
2,, Nt,hur MSl9ller5 f1 ana r,sd.nue
y niece. Mrs. William McClesry. ,2Q3 N G2d
saSr2sms9, 10 = r. lat, iiii2,i cross cen, JeRg,,,,.i
anS Siih1F i5;a Fon MSshan. SSffb u boian Poat parish
1 of Inyar. County DONEGAL ireland. FuncraL 10
bSa,asSrt b,6,sars CHiS Tisd.n John 'Nsshau Zoo
ibe sacred Heart o3p a. IN. int. Hoy cross
@EHSEET E.1 @ q q cARoI1SiE q, y,I99g 9,., of
sMERlyIiSGER -2sadasnly ..F.9, - wu~
RAN 1A5I dse M Mools3' qi''na oS.i p u Rna1c al
! fritnds members of ltah Ir.b". ,N9. ~, J.
Smpoyts +, Of Henry Ho'lmes Lca,h.r w,r,7. IA,
fPsera ''Se'i Si SryS,S %fS &ofv5 & 2242
iismsias may be y.5@"ci aues. eve. Auto scr'.
N1TccpGIIg FL, ,los,a,,.i isfr19si, sif519li, pea
! 2i3 $. broad 81, Lansiaja. Thurs, 80 p. m.
,M19{fFE;TT Pss2n 90 rctggp',g ~ i'i7,
Si.rSmns1,ovTn'' SiSn we u if'2is 2iss t,,a aar3a M"0'
/ Her friends are invited 20 w'.nl ih. i1nsr,
| SIR. ClgrI.s vs.. Frank rh.''- N..,-r ro,A
RIa? Ia,lp.nl T9' areai. raiar Tlss .ia a;ai5 5 1a,
| ",,a6i,f Fr, 'I., ,rti.gi, s,,r.t. T.. ,,,rc
Of crsrF'r q. .,uaara aud aiur.is. q, ,Eu ll.
Tni lsiorar. %,rt0vn rar,rs. Caa,,l .'..d No.
| funeral ,s.srHg.s. %cd . 2. M. @rsn7. ri.'..
| private. $or,nwood C'fg Remains may ba
MC&du.. Fan. 10 JAcoE ng.hao' o' ia'.
| Elizabeth Muu,g. ar.d G' K'ann'.. or!
| y ''GGs 'GGss,,sr.s. T,lna' 81 ..i = G'' D. -.
! fafl,a,ta 4, s soa..'r Alg-a.aora Irs1 sis.a.
! ,sai s. Frarsn ~ Ir, Gre.Hmaant C,m. Re.
5,GHTnY r.o, is. MAHY. a., MgrrHY.
r.rua~I ans Fus1gn1 Il...r. f..'.ros and
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AGENTS
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

AGESTS--East quick commission basis propo.
sIton on market. 5li-12J Chestnut ri.
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GIRLS OVER 1G
Steady work. good wages paid while learning
Apply Griswo,d Worstrd Co. Darby. Pa
GIII. I.S-Wautcd. . experienced girls. cook and
chambcrmHid and waitress: must do washing.
Telephone GheHtnut Hll 1926
HOSIERY I.OOPERS on cotton work: Is and 20
point machines, best wages and steady work
Hygcnic Fleeccd Underwear Co, 2ll5 n.
Howard
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COOKS AED kITtHES IIELp
WANTED. GOOD WAGES ApPLY
TINEkEEPER. BEILEVEE SIEAT.
FORD HOTEL.
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PACKER

For general dry goods: wholesaie experience
profsrroJ Auply Bureau Of Employment.
AZ nOJr. before ~ q. m.
gTEAWBRIDGE & CTOTHtER
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GIRL. also houscmaid for chit
drru's house. Philadelphia Home for Incur
aDlcs. 4sth and Gray's Ferry road.
Girl about 10 years ~ age to assist In office.
S. phllH. ono with knowledge Of tyuewritlug
preferred. u 5j7. Ledger Central.