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Every Woman Wants

Get Rld of That Misrrao1e FeeIng.
There are few diseases that make
one feel more miserable than dis
ordered stomach. Mrs. A. Wingale
Gorhain, N. Y. writes; II began us
ing Cbamberlain's Tablets about five
years ago. at that time ! was having
a great deal Of tro1ble with nay stom
sold ct ali drug stores.
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May Motorize Exprsss CO.

w W
1t is very probable that the South.
I'm Express company will motorizc
heir delivery system here at an early
date. The business of the company
mere, it is said, warrants such ser
vice
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HOw's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
Ave years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you win see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrk. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by al DrUI:Si-ts. 95c.
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Fircmen Have New Unifofms.

Erunswick's fire fighters are out in
;cw uniforms. the same reaching
lere Tuesday. The suits are OF blue
md the regulation uniform worn by
the laddies OF all the large cities.
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no Morning Service.

" W'U'W IIiN OFT VING.
There will be no preaching at the
FIRST Presbyterian church Sunday
morning, as the pastor has accepted
an invitation to preach at Jekyl Is
land at that hour. Services at the
evening hour with full attendance
is requested.
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Sold Many Eggs.

Thursday The Wright and Gowcn
company advertised in the News that
CESS would be sold at the rate of Eve
lozen for one dollar. In less than
,hreo hours twenty-soven cases were
disposed Of
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

~ a~s ob WIN
Osparts-
No. 96--s:35 q. m.. cor Albany and
all points.
No. $1,000 .. ~. for Albany and
I'll points.
Arrivals
No. 91.--12:35 p. N. from Albany.
No. 97--8:G5 from Albany.
GEORGIA COAST Il f0iEDMGM >
Departs
HTo. 25-Daily except Sunday 7:15
M, for Collins and Savannah.
RIO. 3-Sunday only. 1z:45 pm. ior
Collins.
arrives
No. Gladly except Sunday, 9; 90 ..
e, from Collins.
rom Cfsiiiua
M. 1J--Srndhy only. 3:zo On.
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High water. 1880 a IN. and 7:55 p.
M; low water, 1880 a. m. and 1:l5
D. m.
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Fleming Smith, of Jacksonville,
spent yesterday iii the city. Mr..
Smith is an old Brunswick boy and
now has Il good position travelling for
Il shoe concern.
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T. J. Wright, agent for the ~ c. l..
railroad, left yesterday for a trip
along the line.
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W. c. Gibbs, Il Jcsup lawyer, was
here yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-24

Andrew Jacobs leaves this morning
for Baltimore, where he will spend
some weeks.
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Pice Cured in to "A Days.
Your druggist will refund money IL
PHO OINTMENT fails to cure any
ease Of Itching, Blind, bleeding or
50 cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14

.nelr action was. therefore, not an indica-
''o,i Oh the general market trend
it was in Lake Superior CORPORATION that
me heaviest trading took place. but even
the turnover in that issue was far below
mat ruling In recent days The start found
me price small fraction below the final
OF Yesterday. but later in the day this loss
was recovered and small fractional gain
recorded. This advance was not held
through the remainder OF the day and at
the close IT was back where 1t started, Those
VINO dealt In the stock on the floor and in
brokers' ohces were bullish on the stock.
nut they did not give any definite reason
other than the present position Of the prop
erty. which Is good
Next to Lake Superior was United Gas
Improvement In point of activity a little
less than 1000 shares changing hands. The
price gained full point. Tonopah Belmont
was unchanged throughout the whole scs-
sion. The company issued the statement
OF net earnings for February, which were
SlO4,6O9. AT one time in the afternoon
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust certificates
declined half point. but part of this was
recovered before the close. Cambria Steel
sold at io5, up ga, and later there was a
bid Of il0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
FEARS OF r. r. STRIKE
HIT WHEAT BAD BLOW
Bullish Effect of Algonquin
Sinking Is Soon Offset-Ends
l. Above Lowest

~. CHICAGO, March 14.--Fears of n strike
On the railroads were responsible for pro-
nounced weakness in the wheat market to-
day. Business was curtailed somewhat by
poor wire service. owing to bad weather.
At the immediate start the tone was easier
under selling and further precipitation In
the winter belt.
Announcement of the sinking of the
American steamer Algonquin had a bullish
effect on values temporarily and prices were
helped by a dispatch from George NJ. Le-
count, who is in Kansas to the effect that
from kinsley to Dodge City II was his
opinion that more than so per cent of the
wheat crop was dead. He said also that
many fields were totally bare and that there
had been no moisture of consequence in that
section. At any rate, the market developed
hrmness, rising above yesterdays close
Selling on the advance was liberal and
sharp declines followed. May was particu-
lary heavy and many stop-loss orders were
caught
Covering caused the market TO finis h
above the bottom. After having been high
a. s1.s3h. May dropped to $1.75&t, clos
ing at S1.77 to S17634, against S1.Sis4 at
the close yesterday July. after having
moved up to $l.56, fell to s1.515s, ending
at s152l5 to 1925 compared with
Sl.55B. yesterdays last price Septem-
W toP wac Pi'1t us lON Slsfl, ana liS'
final s1.42 to $l.41%, against $l44, yester-
days final quotation.
Stocks at the seaboard are large and
some elevators are reported to have ordered
consgnees to remove grain to permit un-
loading from cars that have been tied up
IN the yards. Sentiment at the close ap-
peared to be badly mixed because of the
political and railroad situation.
Receipts at interior points were fairly
liberal, while clearances were light. The
market at Liverpool was dull and easier
on Increased arrivals
Business in corn was rather slow and
the market weakened after it had displayed
1rmness. 1t was affected by poor prospects
for an Improvement in shipping conditions.
Handlers of the cash article were dis
couraged by the attitude of the railroad
labor chiefs. Clearances were fairly liberal.
The market at Liverpool was firm on mod
crate arrivals.
leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
BUSINESS IN STOCKS SMALL HERE.
5. TRADERS SHOW LITTLE INTEREST
Opinion in Street Is That Railroad Strike Will Be Averted
Majority of Changes in Prices
Fractional

The course - the Philadelphia Stock
Market today was similar to the action of
.,ocks in wall street. II had not been ex-
oscted that there would be any great
ssmount Of activity in view Of the uncertain
.,srnational conditions. and therefore no
nne was disappointed when the volume of
dealings fell TO the lowest point in more
.han week The sinking of the American
steamship Algonquin injected a fresh bit
=, uncertainty into the situation, but II
could not be said that the torpedoing of
iris vessel was in any large measure re-
snonslble for the movements of prices in
N. list throughout the day. Quite a bit
N talk was heard in the various brokers'
oseces on the railroad situation. Ii was
The opinion that a strike of the railroad
smpoyes would not take place, but that
there would be some adjustment between
tbe employees and officials.
In none Of the stock which came out on
tbe tame during the session was there any
,sal weakness, although the majority of
tben, we're at a level a little under the
enal figure of last night. The widest
rbanges downward were in Cramp Ship
building and Electric Storage Battery Both
~ these stocks were off a fun point. The
trading in them was light however, and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
DEATHS

smpton, Pa, Int private, Hatboro Gem. Train
for southampton leaves Reading Terminal ;2s
:, ,WAJKER.-Natsh IA, yERE5MttA,M RE tr,lIs. W.:
in.iSws iYp residence Horace o. Eizey, Is2 stsse
chST.9. S6srp,g%n ma shAi FL 80 p Pb5s5.ro Of
Lizzie = Walker. Relatives and friends invited
TO funeral services, FRI, = p M Nv hsrNs.u riNs,.
rFsPa: %FFr gay SAY Tnfg' 49, !"fqSs @ 4
MarSs. MasS Mss MSRhNfS FoSsrai rylss, s. Pssts ?
r. Church, 80 and Pine SITS. Thurs 1880 p m.
l"vi "vwiEeIT!HFEfRlLI-Thrd Month i2,h, John
invited TO funeral services. Fifth-day l5th' 80
WiENKE'g March iS. JULIA MARIE wife ot
SSG'ff and friends %s" invited e funeral, Fri
2i83 n. Darien 81. Mass st. EDWARDS church
wIImi1AMsss Ms pMarCh prM,HsrSh is. CAMILLA $, widow
ot Edmund williams and daughter OF late John
and susanna small Notes q funeral ignenTsl wlli be
conrad G ana Mary Winter Relatives and friend.
invited G ongs joa r. i sroy ssS ssp r'di1S' is .
services ST. Peters =. E, church, ith and Pine
sts. 10 q N. Int. Northwood Gem. Friends
'"NS NWSY3SiILia%HMaTsh SSiI nun @ ~. JOHN NJ husband o;
eT3a ASr a. "d yecry RSssy Ssd SSfs GhT
Thurs, s 80 a. m. ESQ \. hsth q. West Phlla
solemn requiem mass thpy'h os VrHq rqrm pi,ts
0OIEH IYEEHASaER yer RIMSrch II; WILLIAM YEAoER r.
@s5ai fsTy';i. Gssrs &Sss:,, s.
Giassbofo. n. J.. Thurs. 1880 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
The following securities were sold AZ anc-
tion today by Barnes 4 Lohand.

STOCKS
3 shrs Nanayunk Nationai paoL ..u
sIo1 "'""N '"'''"ol hanh' pRr M,
shr Iibrary' 90 81 'philaJeinhis '''" SYa
shT': 81 CdsT.Sen' T.a Atlantic and ventnor .so
S.AT; :1S &tSD'ro ant. Height: improvement Improvement $50
2 shrs. Central National Bank; par siO0 4a0t5
shIs' hirst National Bank par 500. ZIG
shsh ,oa ahllsdelpha national Bank par ,.o
A, slVW .....' -; -. i..,....., 40
VI sn,s. rhtmeIs u ana .Mne,h"hlcs Ma ,..,,
40 h ~ ..onnh ~, bsnki par SiVui ,;sa' a56,7
y snrs' ,Irarn 1Irarn .Natohal bank' par .iuO' 8svs
Oh shr gSath gSatIunhhl nahh pst fhU0o' 5su
"a shrs Peoples National Bank Dun .,.
thnroh, ia par sluu 49,. lus
' shIs' pto9immercIai t9in Irust 60, psr aloo. 43a
~ hr' shrs' nosahn Irnst ] 20 par sIog a. l29'7
* snnIs' ,Surihsin lrurt .,i, -. psr slou 'Do
i' SUI tnst ~. hssa,e Sinne INSURANCE ana s,s
20 shrs. Real Estate trust 60. common; a.,
,o par slVo ',;;.' - - ,.,' 49,. 20
4" shts wayne lltIe ana lFust 10 par ,,.
A ,tt,, tt,vV a. ......,,i.. l<'
rsus n 10 sans.tioe 10 rire NSS"''"''ph A,
x.ul t,hiIauclphiih - 49,, NJ
81 AmtsI.si pa siV ,.,'' ;;,''. 10
shts tome llte insurance To- OF .,
ao h ~ A"frrlca, pa, DAT siu ~
oo Shtr indepehdehce tlre lhsuran'e Sc NJ
sh. uri.s 49,. 80. par 80 49, 'i;;,;,'., -
p5sr,s,i,sar, ",,e ~ tIon '''' " totL
IN .h renpsSINhn's PAT & IT, i''
=" o'li ie'plN = Natl"Hal rH' l"NH'""
., 20 par s-S9. :; So ..,-..., I''1
80 Sh,s. ttopI' Na'lonal fHe i"S"r'"'e ,-L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14

The Franklin Trust Company has de
clared a semiannual dividend of per
cent This is an increase of "a per cent
above the last dividend, paid in October
which was 2iz per cent. The directors also
added s25, 900 to surplus fund. making that
fund 100000. The dividend is payable
April to stock Of record March 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
NEW YORK COFFEE MARK EFT

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE market for
coffee futures opened to points lower
today. Trading on the call was quite ac-
tive. sales amounting to 11.250 bags. The
demand came mostly from wall street and
appeared to be supplied by local trade and
European interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
GRAIN AND FLOUR

MHEAT-There was a decline of Sc in this
sGces SSf snt maad a sis s1a s
,SssssT4 Ssd $50 sPo5 stssmsr ss1 No !o?i
''siss issSl S. S. 5s,fftsd Ess Sh$ n5ss IS,
s.Tnss Car s:sI Ots msff local. sh
ne T:iSssn SsiIs No SsiSw ~ SS2$ ss;|sSa
s1sSiis; SOUTHERN No. Ws''s'h ss}oS w. .iiiS iisS
.,{n G{nATs11Receipts, "a, e44 bushels Demand was
,,.Ss. sr,Sss :, ogotations M. white, 7Sa 75z s
ssseSa No. white. i2S72iac; sample oats.
=, fL6tRzaReeeipts, 41o bbls. and 7sO 2os lbs
s,rsiv,9 sy, ,9uotatons per 1873 lbs in wood; Winter
E;;SSSSssoo; Kansas. stralsht cotton 3 sacks a. ss
spring clesP. ssSd siSn G'''% Do spsfs patsnt a5S
300 DO. iaycrite brands. e ;iSt & 30; city mills
''fls1 aSn ana "a 6sey 66Sney patent ;io@ioso o@ios.d We
~soe s!ooVTI5 per bbl.. as TO auaiity
PROVISIONS g.
rc,srket c,,ke ruled Arm Following are the quotations
wss,.r sy beef IL sets. smoked and air-dred. s4e'
sscte sssnaeklss and tenders. smoked and sir-dTled
Sa%s sssf soSk S9a eqsf fay
sinHsdn dna%s pos, esred loose IlSaslde ss SS
SSass; other mans s@ckeS, ed cit city cured. .
a@a sars sgsrsgs boiled hr%s bSnse
smoked. l7hc; bellies. in pickle. according 70
Ssvsrsse. loose. 1sis c; breakfast bacon, as 10
bacon bacon western cured. ash c; lard. western re
nneu' tierces. 20c; do. do, do, tubs. 2Oc; iar1'
p city. kettle-rendered. in tierces 2Oc; lAra'
'ufs ei'y' 'Ikettie-rendered. in tubs. zoe.
M REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet and unchanged, Re-
nners list prices; Extra fine granulated &c;
ssvpwSaered LOCI confectioners A. 6.90c: soft
sades. e.25q6.s5c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
,risg ribsgTTER-zDemand was fair and the market
sold W. Quotations Western. fresh. solid
sIss%sFS r: tsnsS oc 'Dsss F. .ss
sysS5sss extra, $ass: fs fSIsis ssSsSs seconds
Sns al 4sSSessossei FANCY brands on prints '0o'
Eeos-Receipts were fairly liberal. but de-
: sass Nearby current receipts sold on chahge
s,,ss asked and the former bid. Quotations Nearby
nearby current receipts, IS. per Case; western
essss; ssss; sie per dog do. extra nrsfs, ss.40 PEI
sSss99dlsd esss were jcS6ins 30 at $40 sac per
CHEESE ruled nrm ana shade higher under
Ssw s York, full cream. fancy. beid 2Sa aIsiEci
sessis ssneeisis higher; New York. full cream. fair tc
'S'u' neid' 2oh @eIci do. part skins. l4@22c
POULTRY M
( sHsrinss q. desfsbie stock The quotations
Ia jssssy cs,,p s0osstcss sIs rsss'sss ss
' W |l|I|ili| g ||||Il I z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

dS s TO %esSas sr * s over apses
az wsseas spees "a BE- sf bbS 49,
dry.picked weighing ~ Sss: .ss an and over apiece
yyIekeS: in boxes. weishins SOLO lbs, pei per pair.
ySgfGS NeishISx r9A lbs per- % pair ss S2ac roasting
sheksgs western dryDsEsa n He,s :,,.sss wsss
Western. @ ~ in bbis. weighing lbs. per pair. 81
022e brSi1s chickens wests5pa nac in SSse,
weisRins eisR S%Ss sos lbs lbs per pair aiS2!e: DO mixed
sizes. s@20c: broilers Jersey; fancy s2ogSSSs' Ss
spsss s'sse SrRey. s
s2gs$c: fancy western SssSsa; a ialr . sec
ssss %:sfSsS g. .ssS.
sps, per dozen. az 15@4.3 IS: white, EslshlnS
per- per DOZEN. l 1O1ss ss5oSss5 white ysissns sgs9
,Sai .%alr psT snd qSten %c g iaSsSsfI' soe ''rA
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was fair and prices ss generally ruled Is
psra !gSsS Ben Davis IS 1872 SSS9 drssN,na saiS%,a
ssS ssns %ins.sp M sssS's sS ns5sesS a
PER fS"ey SSs
p,Sesppe. PgsrtS Rso psi
crate, $50 crsnberrss CAPE pc Cod per saSH b9l
500; eranberries. Cape Cod. re, cfate. 81 90
az; do, Jersey. per crate; sawni'oo' straw
berries. Florida, per quart. 4Opooe'
,-t- VEGETABLES
Demand was only moderate. but values gen
orally were steadily held. Quotations; White DO;
tatoes per neutrality-suspicious. choice, " 10
GsI New York, choice, s2.75: western. choice,
s2s5@37S White sSis,3es ss. poistses Esstsrn
Shore per barrei-No. !. ss.5Oa5i No; 2. 81. 90
Sss %s hampsrLNo sMsss T. 81 No.
bs;shet@No 1;sa eu.is i 81, iosI 30; No: !SsSS;
Onions per iO!6 basSSSS yssSg,S aS,Seyn MS0% osp
$50; No; ,ii7sSsSS sg spinach Sorfslf PEI
RsfEs Raie Ssrfolk barrel 5issSa stsnss GsSl.
9%ss fS,is. NGrsSh fansy pss Ssr essss d.
to good per basks s cesTS sSssa s<orlss pss pc.
kstGresn sSgs Ts5 'spgs 'pgeppers florida fiSs per-
IDA IDA, soSs eHs sSassSes s Tlotids per SGI I5i
qsaS Peas p.@ epste s2 1905. Mushrooms
per Alb. basket. si,sO@i'1o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
MARRIAGES

AMES-BAKER March :. at church of ST.
As2ph Baia; by re KrE iarrisSn w. WrGht
Louis Carter Baker. Jr., and CHARLES Les
LEY AMES. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Ames, Of st. Paul. MINI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
LOST AND FOUND

GREAT DANE--Iost great Dane female dog.
having the name G.. \. MCCaslin on collar.
~ ,grr "Upn y Eroad st ha and re-
ceive a suitable reward.
GERMAN POLICE DOG lost. possibly strayed
from home Row. for Information. 1851 over
brook
BAG-Iost, physciHn's Boston bag. on 2lst or
Walnut ST. Finder please call spruce 'bu'
BELL phone.
DoG-Lost, Thursday. black and tan male Afro
dale red collar studded with brass tdrks
Liberal reward IL returned TO tl3B oxford ST.
Phone Belmont T7sl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14

BooKKEEPER. accurate and neat knoWiedse
Of billing necessary; must ne thplu NplSt'
3l7. Ledger Ofhce. .------
possess fair knowledge OF bookke' plhs' eoou
advancement. j 3l6. Ledger Ofhce.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, young lazy
with at least . years business experience. Ap-
ply J. L. Iimeburner. lI2O Chestnut 81.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer wanted; state
experience and salary. NJ l4", Ledger central
CHAMBERMAID and wa!:ress-Exp; white girl
wynnewood ave, Overbrook Pa. IN. os.A0'"
COMPANION. .NURSE--Ref middle aged woman
for sem-invalidi ref. req. W. LEU on'
CHAMBER MAID and waitress: wages SB; fam--
ilv Of adults; suburban. Phone belmoht =f'
between 81 and 3. --------------
COOK waitress .or butler and Chambermaid for
place in st. DaElds, no WashlnGi n'uN. Wy, N1
for competent help. Apply IhursdaS morn
ing. 10 y. 3ith 81.
COOK colored: none but experienced need apply
in family; good wages. Phone Germantown
$500, or call 407 w. Hortter St. Germahtowh,
COOKING and downstairs work; wages 81 fam,
ily Of adults: suburban Phone SyhWSu
7is between and 3.
COOKING and downstairs work: colored; ref
crenCes; seHshore in summer. Gtn 6'h.-----
DICTAPUONE OPERATOR. accurate and am
bitious; must be rapid typist. J. Hl5, Lea On
DREsSMAkER wants experienced waist and
skirt fnishers: only those accustomed TO hne
work need apply 1901 Locust.
sleeve fnishers. 1410 Spruce al.
GIRL, ia for office and srrands; cnance for
advancement; az references. Room Oil, liO3
Chestnut st, Thila.. Pa. d.
GIRL, TO assist cook; white. Apply office build
ing No. s. Girard College. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
INFORMATION WANTED concerning Mrs
Josephine Hunslckor. formerly Of Mansion
ave, Atlantic city for her son, Iosepn
Boehm French soldier in hospital at Lyons
by Thomas Robins, Franklin Bank Bldg"
Philadelphia. Pa.
BARGAIN-Blue white diamond solitaire ring.
about ~. carats. sl35: chance for dealer:
McCutchenn. 6l2 Bulletln BLDG. ph. wal. 1901.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ALTERATION HANDS
Experienced skirt and coat hands. Apply
Employment Bureau.
LIT BROTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14

BOYS, OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE, FOR EpI-
TORIAL ROOM WORK; EXCELLENT OP-
FHRTHNTF IT& FE56F eds AFRE IN NR M
BOYS. IA to 10 years, to learn threading;
steady employment good wages. North Amsf-
lean Lace Co, Eighth and Allegheny.
BOYS wanted to errands and make theU~
selves generally useful. Apply Charles =.
johnson Co, 500 s. 10th ct.
BOYS wanted, steady employment: good waGea
Apply 70 Mr. L. Schefner. 1882 N. Reese. b.
BOYS II to II, start delivery department. whole
sale house: opportunity for continued advance
ment. Apply $50 Market st.
BOYS over l6 years OF age to learn the optical
business. Wall Ochs, 1116 Chestnut ~.
CABINET MAKERS: steady work: good wares
10 competent men; no labor trouble. Key
stone Cabinet Co. Chester, Pa.
CARPENTERS wanted, nrst class, rate $50 pr
hour; report. with tools, plant No. 2 gate. -
ginecring department, Du Pont Co.. Penne-
grove, N. J. j. L =.
CHAUFFEUR wanted for private family IN Ger
tent maohinist and driver. Address with ref>
enCe and particulars r 45s. LEDGER Cent. ~
| CHAUFFEUR, sober. reliable. good mechanict
must have highest reference from last e11eI
ployer; position available at once. Address
M-52 Ledger Branch. 2l4s Green st. ~
| CHAUFFEUR. experienced. wanted; un1@<<
| references, stating wages. Address Box =.
| Trenton. NJ j. :. "
| CHAUFFEUR--White, unmarried msn u~<
| ferred: steady position board and loo1l1U
| furnished. 225. Ledger Once. NV
| CIERK-Young man for general office NOT; y
| state references l5s. Ledger Branch. 49k4'
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HELP WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANT

ACCOUNTANT tt
Certified tof New York; chartered. with At
least years experience. as hrst-grade senior
with representative accounting Arm: position
permanent and for right man will ofer con-
tract for first years salary of from s2400 to
$4,000, with headquarters at New York. Ap-
plications must be complete and will be con-
sdered confidential A 229. Ledger Office.
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SkEIN SPOILERS wanted Apply s. n. q =.
W. Fleisher. Inc. 25th and Hamilton sts.N
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BOOKKEEPER, accurate and neat; knowledge
Of billing necessary must be RAPID tNplsl'
L 3IT Ledger Office.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

sSslrahuE ruled nrm with demand absorbing the
.snnes q Desirable stock. The quotations
~: ~ q. foiiows: m Eowiss . az % quality. FAC
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-14

INSTRUMENTATION lazy having some ex.
ptrigrrr; ;-~a Hvate ~ wn Penn High School
preferred. state experience and salary wanted.
Address r II. r. q. Box 3443.
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YOUNG WOMAN. under 35 years. as assistant
supervisor in large institution; must have had
experience in linen room. also handling heips
give age. experience and references: wages
$50 per month 231. Ledger Ofhce.
YOUNG LADY one desirous of learning the
graphotype machine; one with some clerical
exper. pref; reply giving ref. M 534, Led. Oh.
YOUNG LADIES with knowledge of designing.
Smith Ramsey Emb Co.. 1870 Market q.
YOUNG LADIES to learn office work. Apply
hetMeen and 10 a. m, 1896 n. 18th st. 4.
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sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. wanted: hsh
school graduate pref must be accurate: eocd
posltinn. Andorrn Nurserles Chestnut Hill ~
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lady. wanted: general offics
Arthur j. Collins 4 Son Moorestown. N. j..
NuTserymeu. call Bell 20