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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
BELOIT, WIS.

Mrs. E. X. Williams is on the
sick list, we wish for her a spec
al recovery.
We regret to chronicaI the
death Of Mr.. Hobson S infant
lild last week.
Mr.. James Ford Of Deleyan,
was visitor in Beloit last week
IN his speedy Ford"
Thomas Fox may be seen upon
fba streets of Milwaukee, but his
hame is in Beloit, Wis.
Mr.. Vernon of Forest Ave.
wishes all to know that he is on
tay Job at 449 st. Paul Ave.
Mrs. NJ. Reddin of Deta, Miss,
Is listing Mrs. A. J. Jinks, 922
18Th St., Mrs. Reddin spoke at the
Emanuel church Sunday A. NJ.
Mr. Y. NJ. Hyde and his esteem
a'le spouse Of Ponitoc, Miss, are
Hppily domiciled at 1888 Athe-
.etIe St, where they will be
ceased to greet their friends.
We are rejoicing with Mrs. A.
flnSon over the visit Of her Sis
tar Mrs. EsteIl Williams of Poni-
toe, Miss. Mrs. Williams is very
nuch impressed with the Gate
" and her stay will be indefn-
ate.
Beloit citizens are aglow with
enthusiasm this week on account
81 The Two Great Race events,
#Nng place at Fond du Lac,
" Is. and the Emancipation pie
aie IN one Of the near by parks
Aere Aug. +. In the delegation to
me Race meet at Fond du Lac,
VIII be some Of our prominent
eharch and club women, also
many Of our foremost citizens. At
the picnic here in Honnonegah
PARK. We are anticipating with
]oE The food of oratory is
''uhd to emit from the cultured
'Fan and trained lips of Atty.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02

Secy. Board of Control Odd
Fellow Home, Jacksonville, Ill.
Hard earnest worker for the up
building Of the order.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
LOCALS

Mrs H. b. Bowman of Chicago
,rln has been in Madison for two
weeks left last Saturday to join
bor husband in Milwaukee. They
are at 40 4th St
The birthday outing of Mr.. T.
= Hines on last Saturday on
lake Wingra, was a day of much
anioyment, Fresh Lake fish We're
in abundant.
Miss Vera Glenn of Milwaukee
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Iacl, Date and was the recipient
If many social functions. She re-
turned home on Monday much
elated.
Our Editor will deliver the
Emancipation address to the citi-
lans of Beloit, GAINESVILLE and
Rock County on Aug. 4th. He
will be accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Elsie walker anu MIS- L. y.
.Iosev. Augustus, Ga.
Mrs. Pheobia Lawrence who
has been visiting in Chicago for
several weeks returned last Sat
urday to be present at the Race
Convention where she appeared
ON the program.
4 delegation composed of Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Wilson, Mes
DANES Mira Allison, Pheobia
Lawrence, Mary Horton Effie
and c. NJ. Josey, Rev. Moses JEFF
ferson, W. Il. Harris and our Edi-
tor attended the Fond du Lac
Race Convention on the LIST.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
EDITOR J. ANTHONY JOSEY
Supervisor Division No. 2

who has done much to keep the
District and its office in the lime
light. He should receive the
hearty congratulations of the dis
trlct. He has added one Lodge
and has another association in
progress.
Gil. b. X.
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40
OF
DEPOSIT
Central Wisconsin Trust
Company
M ADDISON. Wisconsin

Fred NJ. Brown, Treasurer.
John Barnes, 2nd Vive-Pres.
l.. NJ. Hanks, President.
NagnuS Swenson, LIST Vive-Pres.
B. J. alligan, Secretary.
I. r. Hefty, Ass t Secretary.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02

p. \. F. W. r. Harris will re-
present Enterprise Lodge 9l09
at Sparta, Aug. 9TH ID. G. l.. He
is a hearty Odd Fellow hail
we'll met. He was elected
State Organizer of The Coop
eratiVe Race Convention at
Fond du Lac.
Mrs. Mira Allison and her
sister Mrs. Mile Davenport
were in attendance of the Fond
du Lac Convention WedneS-
day.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
OSHKOSH NEWS TO THE
BLADE
July Goth.

Mr.. J. Haton of Topeka, Kan
sas. motored into this city last
Tuesday from Green Lake, Wis,
where he is spending the summer.
He was the guest of Mr.. y. c.
Henderson.
Quite large number of race
men recently came here from
Madison to do a large job Of
street work.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Moon of
Baraboo, Wis, are visiting their
Grandmother, Mrs. Emma Free
mann of this city.
Mr.. w. S. Hart will leave Nee
nah Aug. 4th for a two weeks
visit at his fathers home. Hen
dprson, X. Y. He will also visit
his many friends in Chicago on
his return from the Blue Grass
Grass State.
Mr.. Tom Brown has returned
from two weeks visit to Evans
vile, Ind. and Chicago Heights.
lie reports a pleasant time
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of Neenah
entertained with a lovely dinner
Sunday Doth. Covers were laid
tor seven. Those present were:
}ir. and Mrs. n. Person of Chica-
go Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Smith of
Oshkosh Miss Wright of Apple
ton. and Mr.. Tom Brown of Fond
in Lac.
Nr. and Mrs. f. d. Clendenon
Left Thursday A. NJ. Aug. 2nd for
Kansas City, Mo, where they will
make their future home.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02

ST. Benedict Settlement is a home
for colored working girls and women
Of good morals. Anyone found in
ducing them to an immoral place or
play will be punished to the fullest
extent of the law.
Mrs. Laura Duncan,
1923 Winnebago ST.,
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
TROOPS CHECK RACE RIOTS
MODS formed in Chester Pa, after
Negro murdered man.

Chester, Pa, July Goth.
Three companies of National
Guards and a Platoon of State
Constabulary were hurried here
to help the city police force, when
a race riot broke out here last
night resulting in three persons
being shot and hundreds beaten
and bruised. F'ifty-fve were ar
rested. Mobs stormed the city
hall. third Of the city is under
material control. The disorder
followed the murder of a young
man by Negroes Tuesday night.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02

+. c. Dodge, c. R. Van Hise, II.
l. Russell, A. l.. Sanborn, p. b.
Knox, a. Q. Fox, Ii. p. Jameson.
Thomas Hefty, Joseph NJ. Boyd,
I. c. Mccarthy, +. Ray Stevens,
Il. 5. Johnson, w. F. Pierstoff. A.
Z. Proudtit.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
P. N. F. H. B. KINNER,
Golden Link $500.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Who will be in attendance Of
the Both annuel session at Sparta
and will do Yoeman service for
the district and The Blade.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-08-02
THE STAR HAIR GROWER
A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower
A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower

A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower
One thousand agents wanted. Good money
made. We want agents in every city and village
to sell THE STAR HAIR GROWER. This is a
wonderful preparation. Can be used with or
without Strengthening irons.
Sells for 25c a box-one 25c box proves it's
value. Any person that will use a 25c box will
be convinced. No matter what has failed to grow
your hair, just give THE STAR HAIR GROWER
ia trial and be convinced. Send 25c for full size
box. If you wish to be agent send 81 90 and
we will send you full supply that you can begin
work with at once; also agents terms Send all
money by Money Order to
THE STAR HAIR GROWER, Mfr.
Northern Branch, 113 Clark St, Evanston III.
Southern Branch, p. o. Box 812, Greensboro,
N. G.
Persons in the South can get their goods three
days earlier by writing THE STAR HAIR
GROWER, Mfr, P. o. Box 812, Greensboro,
N. c.
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DEATHS

Itte ItSd pSv,a "a Fipan; RELATIVES and friends in.
FrSg%i sM& may gsi SUM- ig 10 l6D M n'"'' Gem
vic oi Thomas Small HNGiE Hss snsc HqshGs
Wharton no st ru"'TS 'sTyeSio o,Nlp Men p s5ll
ma, BE- viewed sun 5 to O 10 p. nm M N'ma'n'
N""m aSmlih' Due notice Of funeral from 766
as VI y5S,rs T2Nff & Is sYT .J.5
Of ~ LEES.-May, Is. WILLIAM =. husband
E and Vat late fSS SrSo, ,n fGgB2f sBfoy and SrsS son a
ESccuiiysc SoS So6 friends 25'h Ward Rspubcan
SiIsJ "Vp,NcS " Delinqvent Tax Onlce in.
GsnCe Is,c 81 mother. 2oi7 EranEford ave- Int pri
sun Y1n9I9d Gem. Remains may be viewed
of TOMAS i.6. Tto,Sl.y Ma, CHARLES T.. husband
Rols siIv" Inonas lnce RckeD aged 80 years.
Itp1 m, 421 p. Maple ave-. Merchantviiic y j
ToGMi;Y-Msy Is. "EMkWt.tia, tiarITT.ffiRo TfioNVlg. NVGlg.
5on OF Emanuel n. and Alice A Toomov Eesf.
%gp'1 rli '2S : Water st. puo notice Of funeral
of rEEGiGNEESS EmiGN E2,S MAY T., - CHARLES husband
lives and friends cmpoTrS Of Foss sseii m1 Ny,a
ST. 'i Int 70 rri@9sr' iH9er' RS%s RMSn NJ i2i ao,h
EEAN TIIEET.rMay Is, ABnIE A.. widow Of
M residence OF ,o6. Zoe ". GirsrG TGI" ave
MkYE MkWYEISs-g SIfe dg ,EIIggn1qro E2 May - VIOLA
,'cs ana friends Invited to funsrSL sL Mon IS''a3
t,.,'.' ,r'Slionco. RHhboro. Pa Int HIilgflo
I'm Autos will meet train leaving Heajin.
''rmin,i ~ p. m. at Churchyiur sta
NV II.iIAMS May u. ANNA R v.Iro Of
,MHS - Williams and dauGhtpr Of RIchard "
'MH Mary J. Hamm. Relatives and friends in
services a. An Saints Church. iith and
'cm, =. Ekrl!S,ndg mny can Sat eyo Auto scr,1cS'
>.rW iNNEMORE.- MAJ Il. GEORGE w Wis
NEMoRE, aEed ~ Relatives ana friends in.
Alrd io, funeral services. Mon. - p. m resi-.
Irnr" OF son-in.llW. William $ carr 7gd md
linNgriord ave. West Hhila. Int private. Fern.
Wg%d en-, FLends may. call sun. 'o - y m
,.WuLSTENCROFT. -- MAY Is WILLIAM
NNhSTENiRuFT. aged 50 Relatives and
trIrnds, chester Lodge. SO 2G1 T. O ~ r.
mi 'h'sl"r. IA. invited to funeral services.
lp'S 80 p m. 1917 HARRISON st., Frauhrord
my, North Cedar nm tpm
Mll.hERION AT powuiugf0wn. Ma, Il
ANNE e., widow ~ 1ohn a. WoNsrton. Esra.
lll"s invited, without further notice. ~ funeral
NTN'''S Mon. 30 " m. residence NJ na-
Sis'"rriu.l'u. Mira T.. Doln, iup r. Ian
..s'"r ave. nowningtowu. Train leaving BROAD
~. station II - will b" mot uf D1wuinstnpu.
"M4lnS may ky viewed sun. TO ; ~ M
-, WtMpER May 49, WALTER husband o'
S'd" Wundsr and son ~ sto Adam and Eliza
,h,H'n Wrnlor Relatives and friends FrsnkIIu
lrioe. No 2lo q r NJ David =. Thomp.
10, l43!, order of owls i3d Ward stonemen :
SCNaum UhlinRor aud Atlas Ball Co. invited
70 IHn"ral services. sun y. ASIA y Mar.
shall st. Int private. Northwood Gem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19
CANVASS NEEDS OF FARMERS
federal officials Will Use Fertilizer
Anents 10 Gather Information

T. r. Greenawalt United States Com.
-.issioner Of immigration, has decided to
il.. ,be farm work enrolment station In the
yTradephla Bourse as sub-bureau for
,hs farm employment work Of the main
Federal office ,, At iSa S9udn ,d1 Ihird ., street
.@c,als will further canvass needs Of farm
~. through more than 100 agents of large
tsrtIlizer manufacturing firms in Pcnnsyl-
ssnja and New Jersey.
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HOUSEKEEPER. working Protestant, for ,
business women; good home: state salary and
references. J 443, Ledger Central
HOUSE HELPER--A refined lady desires situR-
worthy worth good referencSs' III, Ledger T oniss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES general hGusework
family; wages So per wk. S5i Pelham rd, Gtn
HOUsEWORK-white girl wanted for general
housework; must be good cook and laundress,
sleep In. can $500 Iansdowne ave, W. w.Phila.
Pha why not sell them the Handy Volume
w S nd 1n Of H. nda ss ay for S
the britannica Is really household necessity
nG ma SSn c do i sS aEd MAXI SS SS%s
money II you hurry; come in and talk It over
ENcYCLoPAEpIA, BRITANNICA co
laa S 10th st. cor. Walnut.
LEDGER CLERK: lady with bookkeeping ex.
perience. quCkness and accuracy essential I:
age between - and 81 preferred Apply by
rcrienca sT "a r"farcnsss %T and SALARY SHpectsd
+ Hoppe & Sons, lil7 Chestnut ri.
MOTHERS HELPER and assist with children
GOOD wages; references. $40 S. 18th St,
NURSE wanted white reference required. cot5
Chestnut st.
OPERATORS, 8, experienced on double needle
power machines, Government contract excel
lent money Apply r. d. Dougherty Co.
l7th and Indiana ave.
OPERATORS. "a, for power machines; Govern
Peq GoEHtT"S' sECee79b BTg mSnfy iga Apply
suppiee. e.Rseve-WhltinE Co, nth and Cherry.
PHoToGRAPHIG printer, % amateur 9t,g work 10 to
PURCHASING CLERK-Young lady TO assist
In buying supplies and in keeping purchR sing
and Advertising records; must he able to take
dlctatlon and operate typewriter. Apply in
own handwriting stain gage, experience, ref
CrCnceS and salary expected. G. J, Hoppe
Sons, lll7 CheHtnut 81.
STENOGRAPHFR in mercantile office; know-
edge OF bookkeeping would he useful state
exp salary desired. NJ al. Ledger Central
STENOGRAPFER and correspondent expert
cnCsd. Phone TaConv 2On, Henry Disston e.
sons Inc. Tacony. Philadelphia.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced; salary 3l2: with
opportunity for advancement, state expert
ence NJ G5s. Ledger Central
STENOGRAP APItER for established real estate
Office; familiar with deed and mortgage
forms preferred, 2l22 y. 6th 81.
STENOQRAPHER experienced. in law office
state particulars. al, Ledger Central
STOCK GIRLS wanted Apply NJ Silverman
Son. n, W. cor. 9th and South sts.
WOMA N--Wanted a competent whito woman.
Protestant. as nurse for Sear-old ba by. wages
$50 month references required. Mrs.
Thomas r Bayard Red oak road. Whining
ton. Del Bell phone Jl0
WRAPPERS and examiners wanted Apply NJ
Silverman son. y. w. cor. 9th South sts.
YOUNG LADY wanted in large office; must be
with bookkeeping experience, rapid aud ac.
Curate At figures; state exp. salary wanted
nd how soon can report. 1871, Led. on.
YOUNG WOMAN. exp. in developing and print
ing rooms Frost Bros, $40 Federal st.,
Camden,
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MUSIC
EDUCATIONAL
LOST AND FOUND

AI'TOMoBILE-s5O reward for recovery within
. weeks Ford touring car; conspicuous dent IN
rear right corner; Pa. license G929G, mfg No
l22ja2li 1915 model; Hrs8s radiator. natural
wood wheels, dcmp1Urahlp, lsCO, ! Pullma
tire, side tire holder, back window out, taken
from front zoos Chestnut st, Saturday night
April ~. J, +. Watkins 5u4 Westview, Ger.
mantown.
DOG-Iost, a young Irish terrier, about a week
ago. Or. CieOT-C WoodwR Mermaid and
McCallum st. Telephone Chestnut Hill IS.
R"wnrd
KEYS Lost. 81 bunch Of keys, with metal tag
9Q7. In going from 18th and Spring Garden TO
Broad and FairmOunt ave. Return 10 Sterling
Tire Agency, l23s Spring Garden 81 Re
ward
WATCH-Lost. lady's watch. Is X, 10 llgne
French enameod: watch case. y ,524 inserip-
tlon on cap, "GeorEine from Uncle Phillip,
April ls, 1898" Reward. J. r, Caldwell
Chestnut and Juniper cts.
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LOST AND FOUND


CERTtFfCATE--Noti IL hereby rive, ,h.,
certificate No. lS6, for 80 shares of capitei
stock ot the Belcfonte Central Railroad tEotns
peny dated pecember ~. 1924, in thte nams
or Jossph,ne NJ p. Mhelen. has been lost or
said COMPANY TO- new certificate. W
DoGLlost q small white dog, West Highland
Terrier, near GradyNillo Delaware T1Urtv
Kindly communicate with Nrs W,ttn"s1 "1" N
Jeffords Glen Riddle IA '''''' W.
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ADVERTISING WRITER

for an experienced Advertising man who can
show originaAty in ideas, skin in Cd layouts.
Win Campaign details on nS tlonaI accounts
high-olass ability Is REQUIRED; moreover, a
tiles Tor advancement as they are presented
being, writing JOB, application thSreior
ticulars as to experience and qualifications
Donovan Armstrong, Commonwealth Build
ing, Philadelphia.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced and fully capable TO
take charge set double entry boolSs permanent
R9SIioR EycSsngs EETits or cal tss}h ts}2[hnStoG county
BOoKKEEPER, asst. with large corpora ton (;
1929 years good penman: state particulars
BOY, over 10, msssssnEer and clerical duties IN
grammar school education and good references
as e character: eEpeTle9ee not necessary: AZ
salary and position; start at 50 per week
apply IN owasrsn owa or epbilG Isd
ser Company, sixth and Chestnut Ss
BOY. u TO y ysars, for inside work EOsd Sp
Publishing Company, saturday. 0 o'clock,
BOY. briEnt. wanted IN office Of large manu-
si4sTlnfP sSfGcon co M Sad % Meadow % SIS
BOY. white, l6 years old. for hall AZ IL boy n War
wick Apartment House. call 1905 SAMSON 81
BOYS, OVER le YEARS OF AaE; FOR EpI-
pP98kklIASlISS pP8kkISlSrfY T9oN APPIY PTii no Nh. RAiEfdH
FoURTH fLooR' sOO CHESTNUT ST
BOYS wanted TO learn trade Of mseldnist med
srn shop best Of wages while learnluE' T lla'
boYs wanted, day w,TV. Apply Gta nOoT. JOa
S6FfNETMAKERs hrst class Appiy Coo. W.
a smith 4 Co. aoo1 foweiton ANs
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

ACCOUNTANT, assistant, for large coal com.
pany, applicant to receive consideration must
state qualifications, age, references and salary
expected. NJ 8h2. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

BOoEkEEPERS AND STESOGRAPHERs--
Girls who arc familiar with office work and
at present employed can find steady employ
mert in p.'aeNHt cfnCc surroundings and con-
GENIAL business with l0rEo corporation. Amply.
stating aEo, cNroslcuce and present s0lary,
il3. ledger Office.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CAsHtER--woman with .ome tnov,i.a.. .,
hookkeeping' capable ~ taking chareo of of.
nee. sOi, LedEer Ohice. "
CliAMBERMAlD and waitress. SIS per month
room ana board. University Hospiiai S4tb
and spruce. 'F'''' "'''
tHAMRERMAlD aud waitress. colored, 4 In
l"m'N- ihone chestnut Hill 23I.
tlllEt NURSE wanted Tor hospital. capasItv OF
~ heds near Philadelphia one with exper-
lence 10 take fun charge under direction Of
superintendent. Address 4O0, ..edser Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
The President Of the United states
hss pointed to tho great Industrial army
of tho nation aud to the necessity for \
generous unseldsh Observance OF duty
on the part Of those who may best
serve In that army
The telephone system Of the country
10 20 play a conspicuous part In the
conduct OF the war,
Bell Telephone operating presents u.
self GO vocation for Young women
wherein no less patriotic than valu-
able service to the Government may be
performed.
II you are between the AEes Of IA and
- apply 81 400 Market 81. phllade-
phia, any dav. except Sunday. between
$50 a. m. and .. m,
New employees are paid while learning
and are assigned TO Offices near their
homes The work is interesting the en-
virorment most agreeable and efficiency
IL rewarded by ready Advancement
Comfortabie recreation rooms ard
dining rooms where meals are served
81 cost IN every Central OfhSs
Anply Now!
OukKEEPER, experienced double entry and
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CLERK, accurate. handle ,ssh aud simple book.
Write = l2N. Ledger Oncc.
l.ERHs-Pcrmancn positions Tor women. is 70
r6 Iao" odaGaon af sS2d s@mR'nR ormsr fssTnn a
IIo'cs who have lcft the company with salts.
curtis Publishing COMPANY. q to II O'Clock
'ooN-For small family IN home, With modern
CaIl MONDAY i q. M, J S n. 5I7 Chestnu'
COOK wanted . good cook who wishes 10 80
20 Maine FOR tho summer. Apply 4l' Man
helm ST., Germantown.
COOK Tor sumner. restaurant. reference. at
onyc. "i. ,.RGstaurant, sos Boardwalk
family Phone Chestnut Hin 2s1. -.--
pEwoNsTRAToR OF. TOILET rRErARA.
TlOSS
Young man ~ pleasing personality wanted
for rosSG II loGS dsTSmSS.
preparations OF highest grade; liberal remu
ueration to one of exceptional ability, Apply
f'"f.G RShu3 Room 10 S"9 o 5a American me- Ss1ufadE FS
DrETlTtAN wanted for hospital near Phua ;
work. Sdfass % E sdssr fg ShTfs 6ce OF this
FRUIT RESERVISG-Capablew woman TO work
hotel. ADDRESS NJ Al5. Ledger orIce. -
GIRL Tor chambermaid and waitress white.
TO- go 10 tnc country R foFra ne T1mmTeT; refer
Girl. wanted FOR general housework. no wash
ing liberal wages; good home. 235 3 9th at.
GIRL wanted in large office; must be experienced
IN general office work and good at figures
state salary. Z 1875, Ledger Office.
GIRL. white, with young child, can have good
home, hous"work. Call 1929 n l7th st.
GIRLS WANTED.
over 10 Years. for clean, light. factory work.
AZ hour week; steady work.
PIONEER SUSpENDER CO,
3l5. y. l2th. sixth floor.
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GIRLS wanted to pack yarns no experience re
uuired 81 per week to start. Apply =. n. g.
r. W. Fleishcr, Inc, 25th and Hamilton ats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

GIRLS WANTED.
over 10 years. for clean, light, factory work.
4S hour week steady work.
PIONEER SUSPENDER CO,
315s y. 18th. sixth floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

Rows, OVER 10 YEARS OF ACE. FOR EpI.
ToRIAI, RooM WORK EXCEI.LEST .oPe-
F99HRRT-ihi FtooR. soS cHEsTSUF 81 M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

BOOHKEEPER. experienced double entry and
stenoErprher. i t2O Ledser once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

GIRL Tor chamhermaid and waitress white,
to go TO tho country for tho summer, refer
cnce required. Apply 43I s. 44th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

PURCHASING CLERK--Young lady TO assist
In buying supplies and In keeping purcha sing
and Advertising records; must he able TO take
dlctation and operate typewriter Apply In
own handwriting stain gage, experience. ref
crcnces and salary expected. c. ]. Hoppe &
Sons lllT Chestnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

STENOGRAPTIER and correspondent. expert
cnCed Phone TaConv zoo, Henry Disston &
Snna Inc. Tacony. Phila deInhia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

FIXER scott & williams wanted good POSI-
ton in a large plant and highest WAGES
n tn9. LndErr ONlce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

OPERATORS. &. experienced double needle
power machines, Government contract, excel
lent money. Apply n. y. DoughPrty Co.
I'm md Indiana RVn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

OPERATORS, exp. on wilcox Gibbs machine.
Suppee eeve-Whting Co, 18th and Cherry.
PHOTOGRAPHIC printer, amateur work, 10 to
~ Nnnrs 2 19A Indgar Onicn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

STENO0RAPHER. experenced, In law office,
state particulars. j 44i. Ledger Central.
STOCK GIRLS wanted. Apply NJ, silverman a
Son. y ". cor 9th and South hls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

OPERATORS. "a FOR power machines: Govern
ment contract, excellent money, Apply ~.
u. DouGhcrty Co, l7th and Indiana ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-19

AN--Wanted. a competent whtO woman,
Protestant as nurse for year-old baby wages
$50 n month, references required. Mrs.
Thomas r Bayard, Red oak road. Whining
ION Del Bell phonr 5l0.