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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

GIRLS, 2, wanted; c,hS3m6ermald, also woman
liberal wages 235 s. OH 1t,
GIRLS to work In gold stamping room; cy:
& 90. 18th and Callowhili SITS Third floor
GIRLS for Penmakingi 81 per day while learn.
1871 Spring Garden 1T,
GIRLS wanted to trim and pack waists in
TanY. ia2 r. 12thi St ST. ''''''''''''"S 0O'''
2227 S Broad St
house; state references and experience, Z Ill,
Observation-Disclosures An, hotel $50 rooms,
J iI2. Ledger Central.
ESPSSrSl b99sewoTk
family wages ss per wk. 35l Pelham rd., Gtn,
HoUsEWo9E ;Ss, ;Sp coorsd "a ar w sSSS;;hqyG sS; in
st. Phone Germantown 2243 W
Observation-Disclosures, neat white girl not
$S SS6F 3 4dtR 2F g. Ee"0ra' - per week
H3UsEW11o2RN-,Wb6ito gg56d gTI wanted for general
LADIES--If you have a rarge acquaintance in
F99 Why VI bS not m then g aor Hndy sS Volume
viii be none OF the India paper sets for sale
the britannica is really household necessity
ing; yon can do il easily and make some real
money II you hurry; come in and talk it over
ENcYCLoPAEDIA BRITANNIcA CO
l90 :. 10Th st, cor Walnut.
Ply Soso Ss r. s West FI5R PRSdephaA %RSff AP
NURSE MAID or mothers helper; whte and
TO assist with housework; to go to seashore
Can II TO l. Thursday, $50 Land Title
Building,
OPERATORS, exp on Wilcox & Gibbs machine
Suplce-Reeve-Whiting Co, 18TH and Cherry.
SALESWOMAN. educated with outside selling
experience, follow up leads and call upon od
CUSTOMERS; permanent work; salary. sos
Denckla Bldg
SILK MISREPRESENTATION silk wlnders; nat
ural only; bad colors to spool; steady
work. Is. Hooley Sons, 435 n. Broad st.
STEEL PENS-Experienced raisers can have
steady work; good price schedule. 1911 Spring
Garden 81.
sTENOGRAPHER-y. .YouLg lady with experience
Apply today, Mr. Steed, Advertising Depart,
ment, Public Ledger, 9th and Chestnut sis
sTENOCRAPHER An mercantile office: knowl-
edge OF bookkeeping would be useful state
exp salary desired. NJ l1l, Ledger Central.
sTENoGRAPHER-Manu acturng house: cana
ble and accurate; state xperience. references
and salary expected. u ll2 Ledger Office
STENoGRAPHER, femalei must be experienced:
permanent position. Reply. stating SALARY
wanted. 24l, ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER, expeTiencedi salary $40 with
opportunity for advancement; state expert
enoe. NJ O5s Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHER with lsnowledge OF bookkpinE;
state exp. and salary N O04, Ledger Central
sTENO0RApHER, familiar With deed ana mort
saEei Advancement sure. 2i22 N. 9Th Al.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FFMAIr


CHlLDNuRSE, experienced wants position.
best reference. 4l4 f. Allegheny ave "'
COOk-Hgh-class cook wants position in IT,
clubhouse or hgh-class cahe or depnrtmassSeS 1sSe
store sleep home, A 1874, Ledger Office "'
COOK and waitress want places. hest ro,-
ence. Apply Pip Spruce ST. ~ ie'er-
DRESSMAKER, hrst-class, desires enFageDoo,,,.-
f20O day. Mrs. Shafter. 2O40 n NaTVinee nss' ~
DRESSMAkER wants engagements In t.r,,ii'-'
eooa relerehcei ~ day, 240. Ledger Ceni
GIRLS. chambermad cook and waitress ,y,sh
places together or separately. Ii 200 I eG6n CIsn
Brahch, bl39 Germantown ave. 0Nsel
INFANT NURSE, Undergraduate long sy,o-i-
ence, desires position. j PAP, LedEsr CaNPpsli, !,
LADY young experienced wishes cl.rIoai -. -.
sluon; reference; So 1888 Ledger Senitp99 SSi 20
NURsE-GoVERNEss French, with ,a,e,..al a.
wishes position for young child a ion 'ap,rsneS
Ledger, Ol5D Germantown ave |'Nneh
NURSERY GQVERNEss or nurse dssire,, -
toni capable and experienced best OF rafsr sIsi-
sTENoGRAPHER with secretaTial abIij,,, A..
slIes perm, Dos ref. fr.n. l43 Led 'cennee nee
sTENoGkAPHER. competent years, svns.,;
ence, desires position. II 1857 1 .sdssss S,ehPeri-
TEACHER (colored) desires nosit,on sS. Se's.el'
months Of June, July and Aueust Snt, Tot the
PoTtunlH 70 attend summer school HoYP-
WOMAN. young. wants positIon a. y-l,-
best references, NJ, 17O2 sumne%S % a. tseashore;
WOMAN, mature, reliable. will take chss.-.
nome eunng summer while owner NJ aa,se OF
oese references. ~. Ledger Central away
YOUNG Prot. maid wants ohaD.n.-.--,-----
sssh~.nas; Apply present place. " surnnlI, snd
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
General

ACCOUNTANT and BooKKEEPER, experienced
BOoKKEEPER ana ASST, MANAGFfRo m s,L- eI-
BeeTEiencedi BooKKEEPER, 500 CLERKs&
material and general clerks. SI6. Si2, sis up;
S,eESS SdF5SNOGiRAPtaiESRS il5 ngi pRAFTsNIAN
constTucton and mechanical. S2O.S30s ME-
SHANlCAL ENGINEERS (3). graduates q 10
MANAGER $1,000; SALESMAN, familiar
Win Win large industrial plants OF Phila. and
SERVICE CO, 1901 Land Title Building ''9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

nurcau Of Employment AZ floor, before
II a. m.
STRAWREGpGE & CLOTHIER
CIIANHERNiAID AND WAITRESS GOOD rc-
liable woman. Pruur'innt preferred Apply
3iG Walnut st Thursday afternoon. to {,
with references.
CHAMBERNAlD and waitress, cnlorcd. in
family Phone Chestnut nm 23I
CHIEF NURSE wanted for hospital, capacity Of
60 beds. near rmi3d, lnhla. one WITH cNrer,
superintendent. Adir, ss " 400, ledger Offce.
IIIDNIRSE or mothers helper. Protestant
assist with infant god wages, b, st r"fcrCuCr,
Address l27 Il. CNvDdon. Phone Gtn IGG J.
CHILDNURSE. white, can GOi W. Clivcdrn
ave, Germantown.
COOK, experienced, wanted: country In summer
5jo5. or wr'itc Mrs i. i. r. Box ~ Nicrioa''
coon and downstairs work; no Washing, 81.
Phone Gtn. l77. $. W, corner Magnolia and
Wuodiawn ave, Germantown.
COOK for summer, restaurant TofGTcncGs At
ocean CIty.
COOK-Good experienced colorod cook, in
family. phor" Chestnut uLl 227
DIETITTAN wanted for hospital near Thila;
worE Nlircea " ao5 iodccr d'cco
GIRL wanted for general housowor!. no wash
GIRL wanted tn large oInrp; must he tAp,rlenvud
I'm general office work and good at figures;
stat" salary. j lOI' Ledger Office.
GIRLS-Wc have several good positions opou
Tor girls, 10 years ola who want 10 learn the
paper box trade 50 q wcoh to start; pleasant
restroom; for the girls who want positions
with future this is an rNceptionll Oppor-
A. NJ Collins Mfg. CO., gll oxford ST., cor,
Of Bodme st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

GIRLS, Is years OF age or over, grammar or
high school graduates preferred, to learn TO
operate the Comptometer adding and calculat-
ing maChlne easier and better pay than type
wrltng office experience necessary. Call
at Felt TarranI Manufacturing Company,
1919 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
BOYS. OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE. FOR EDI.
ToHIAk ROOM WORK; ENGELLENT oP-
PoRTmNlTY. APPLY TO MIR, RALEIGH,

Boys 2yER 1M & TEARS SRk OF A2E E2E FR5 5F
FoGRTii FiooR 600 ciiEsTNUT 81. ''o''
BOYS 1G years or over, wanted for office work.
large office and splendid chance for advance
and Clcarnold
BOYS. IL years or over, wanted in our office;
steady position and good chance for advance
Glonwood ave.
BOYS wanted to learn trade of machinist: mod
Grn shop; best Of wages while learning. p llG
BOYS wanted. day work Apply 5th roor 5Os
CABINET MAKERS. 45c per nqur; 5O-hour.
WDTE S,gf Open open Snop' SicndS work bring tools to
& Son li6i o'; y ad 'G'' ST. ''o'N D. heF"ne'm
CIIATFFEIR, whit. wanted, experienced, mar
ricd, wife to do laundry work: to live I'm
country. Answer, giving refs, 4 210 Led. or.
CibAGFEfEuR bA.I FL; dS rnG middle aGed settled res
CLERk-Young man, about 90 years old. Prot.
fSstaTmL wanted for gencr9l office work; must
DE quick ana accurate at figures i lis, l.. o.
COOPERS-licadcrs-un on slack barrels; steady
Tt 6mpaRMy APy 6nd an person Shs Bar s
DRAFTSMAN, structural, capable OF checking
To ay V axpen@R abJ sf2 g details Grs as
ter Postofnce Box 400 Chester, Pa.
DRAFTSMAN wanted; must have, experience
Niles, ,Bement-Pond CO., Miaih Meadow sts. -.
DRUG CIERK-Good prescription man, stuck
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ELEVATOR OPERATORS
Tor office building service: white steady en-
plOyment Appy Room f3i.
LAND TITLE BLDG.
ELEVATOR MAN wanted, to run elevator at
i2O SAMSON 1t.
ENGINEER, night. white. licensed engineer for
hotel apartment Apply Parksde Apartments,
10th and Parksde ave.
FIXER,. Scott 3 Williams. wanted; good posi-.
ton in "A large plant and highest wages.
NJ 4O2, Ledger Office.
FREIGHT HANDLERS, 100 wanted; wages
45c per hour regular time, SOC per hour nights
sundays and holidays. Apply Stcvedore. Pier
-. ;. Delaware ave. Merchants and Miners
Trans. Co,
work. good position to right man, i30 n.
Juniper 81.
HAND SANDERS
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
Has vacancies for
Hand sanders
Boring machine. operators
Band resaw tilers
Rip sawyers
Fltttng-up sawyers
Machine carvers
Veneer jointers
Ftrst-ClaBs maChinists
Double e-head molder operators
ShollaChers
Double-end tenon machine operators
Window cleaners
SteVedores and laborers
Apprentice boys over lS
Office boys 10 years and over
4s-hOur-week schedule
Physical examination necessary Apply
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
Application office, 80 Cooper st., Camden. N j.
JOB PRESS FEEDERS wanted TO feed card
Willow SITS '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

GIRLS wanted TO pack yarns; no experience re-
Guircd; 81 per week to start Apply $. u. &
b. w. Fleisher, Inc, 26th and Hamilton SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

BOY. over lB. messenger and clerical duties In
newspaper advertising department; must have
grammar Hchuul education and good references
as to character, experience not necessary an
excellent opportunity 10 learn and advance In
salary and position: start at 81 per week,
Apply in own handwriting call on Mr.,
WosCOtt. Advertising Department. Public Led.
ger COMPANY sixth and Chestnut sts.
10Y. bTight. wanted I'm office Of large manu-
featuring concern. Apply Crane Dept, Niles
Brnent-Pond Co. Mltlin and Meadow sts.
BOY wanted, experienced on either Brown &
Carver muChincs or corner cutter. Apply
Schoettl" $40 Florist,
BOY to learn trade Of scientific instrument max
ing; 50 per week to start and bonus. VI Gjj,
Ledger Central
BOY. 10 TO 20. office manufacturing house; state
age schooling and references. y ll3, Led. OF.
roy. over To- for office work; good opportunity
for Advancement Apply lOl7 Race st.
BOY for orrands. j. +. Limeburner Company,
1920 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FIRsT-CLAss COOKS. plain cooks. waltresseI
chambermaids laundresses girls for cham:
helpers, Scotch ladies' maids. buffers house.
work girls with reference wish situations
Mrs. Kane. 5l1 S, 10Th st. Spruce 3lOi
WANTED Cooks chamberma ids houscwork
girls, Childnurscs and cooks for hotel, white
washwomen. women for days work; mother
and daughter want positions with family 20.
ing to Atlantic city. Miss Rose Dougherty
1919 w. Girard ave
NICHOLAS 1926 Bainbrdge, has frst-cass prs
vate male and female help; vacancies, buffers.
hOuscmen, couples, cooks, kitchen maids,
Protestant parlor and ChanbeTmaids nurses
French ladies' maids, with references. Phone
Locust 2l3O.
OUPLES-Wanted. reliable couples. one as
cook. useful butler. Chambermald for same
house, country: other cook, man chauf.
feur and assist housework references
Quired. 3l3 S. 20th.
COOK and chambermaid wish situations to,
gether: 3 years reference. jll $. 10Th ST.
Spruce 3I0l.
MADAME PLATZ. 3O5 s. 11th ST. wants and
supplies white help. Telephone Walnut l7l3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
CASHIERS


Young women with experience. Apply
bureau OF Employment ~ floor before
II q. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

L.ABORERS. Polish Russian. Ukrainian: good,
wages TO good men; steady work; come ready
to work. The Barrett Co. NarRaret 49,
bermuda sts., FrankfOrd anu
LABoRERs wanted: steady work. Pearson A
Ludasher Lumber Co, Westmoreland st. kyhf
LABoRERS for coal yard; good WAGES Anni,,
Maverly Co. 54th and WhItby ave. NV"
LABoRERs WANTED. APPLY AT 5is N.
BEACH ST. ~
LINIEMEN = First class electric ight men,
steady work and good wRgee Apply William
Loo sfFIxER wanted; experienced ON cro1n,o,
knowiea blanket looms. Apply 10 Slinfsbv
Aifs Co, Ltd brantford Ont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

DIETITTAN wanted for hospital near Phila.
one competent to take full charge Of this
w0rl, Address NJ tu5 7 "Sr"r DFnoo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
HIP WANTLD-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. assistant, for large coal com
pany. applicant to receive consideration must
Etutc qualifications, age, references and salary
expected VI G52, Ledger Central,
ACCOUNTANT. railroad wanted, who Is thor
railroads Address T. o. Box sS4. Phila., Pa.
ARTIST familiar with commercial work IN
black and white, pen and some knowledge or
tween and \, O2i2 Carpenter Ct -.
BOOKKEHPER-Yo Young man as assistant in ac-
counting departmcnt Of uptown factory; ap-
plicatIon must be in own handwriting, BlVlng
age. experience SALARY requested and other
position. II 95l. Ledger Central
BOOKKEEPER--N National bank near Philadel-
phld needs young man. rapid and hccurate'
10 run Individual lCdgers bank experience pre-
forrod must give best reference as TO- inteS-
rity and ability. Address at once, lO0,
Ledger office.
BOOEKEEPER. experienced and fully capable TO
take charge set double entry books; permanent
position, write or call. burlington County
Farmers Exchange MI Holly. n j. .
EoY-oFFICE ROY WANTED. TO
ATTEND MAIL AND OFFICE
DUTIES $50 TO 80; SATURDAYS
II 80: ADVANCEMENT ACCORDING
TO MERIT, PERMANENT POSI-
TIOS.
ASK FOR MIR. SHAW. COO CHEST
NUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

BUTLER, steward, walter. light col. 10 -
exper., wishes pos. at once. III. prsnS
Ledger. 1921 Belmont ave. "'sheh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
AUTO LIVERY ANp oARAoEs

INDEPENDENT TAxIcAB co.
en..,., huas0n super-Six Lim0uslneB.
SPpSislal hit sntlon to weddings and funera1-
-. Dlahoes $3.50 Never closed. Park 10,
'gPElhAk PslrhA lslI1-ro hire Iopen day and nlghoi
fisr ittn<; hrand-new h-pasH. touring cara
fifs hour, also hrandsnPw 7-paaE llmouainqt
--NY NYuIl NeaNN l. l.....All llla OlrAIl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

L.ABoRERs, WHITE
Light structural steel shop; good nav ana
rapid advancement to steady men.
Address l.. "a. P. o. Box 3443.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

thoroughly experienced -,
audit, open. close, write up bosks day or win wlh
mod terms. Bell ph., Woodland 4iGs Wei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

WEAVERS experienced on mems wear. Shell
bourne Mills, II and Westmorcand SITS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

WEAyERS wanted, male, on plain white work;
good wages Imperial WoOen Co, Main and
Rector sts., Manayunk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

COOK, experienced wanted. country In summer
citv In winter. 3 I'm family. Phone Mrrlun
HO5. or write Mrs. i. T. f.. Box -, Merton,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

COOK-Good experienced uuorod cook; in
family. Phone Chestnut IIU "37
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Hr1p wANTEp-MALE


,,AcuINrsT-Good Job for active young man
9rspcb Coral and York SITS,
NtACuINIsTs-Floor and wise hands wanted
W teoNreptionai opportunity and best oI wages
Appiy IBoment-Miles, 2ist and CallowhlI' -
NiACuINfsTs citizens; wages from ,,S4.l2 t9
SCI IS for 10 hours work Apply FrahHioru
Arsenal. -------
,,.N rineic for country place; general work,
rare of lawn. flowers and .yegetabltss see
Mr ID b. Martin. 3Oth ana MARKET sts'' pe-
fnre III a. m. Thursday or frldaN,-
NAN AND WGFE-Man gardener. HANDY, man.
Woman, cook and general hou9ework tamiY
Ledger Central .---------
MAN Young one accustomed to use pneumatic
Iriyai inc machine: state experience and wages.
ID Ledger Branch. Coral and Nork.-----
MAN young. active. with . or 2 years ,eE-
pcrlthcc at steam and gas httlngi Eood yVVS'
iox 10. Ledger Branch, Coral ana -1ork sts:
,yAN ,y,ntad middle aged. for light clerical
duties In machine shop othcei state az
wages expected and answer In own hahuWrlt-
ing Address l. 81, II. q. Box 3JoU. .---.----
MAN wanted for general cleaning. Apply North
western General Hospital, 2OlO y, ssd ST.
MECHANIC for Autocgr. Packard and DoLTn
Hrst.ciSss man only good wages. Breysr'
9Th ard Cumberland ats ---------.
MEN WANTED
for
Office Building Cleaning
Day work. Steady employment
Apply Room All
LAND TITLE BCILDlNG -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

CIIIIpNERSE or mothers helper Protestant
assist with infant, sod wages b, st reference,
Address 127 T. Cliyodon. Phone Gtu. 1GG J.
CHILDNrRSE. white. can GOl W. CIivcdrn
ave. tprmIutOlvu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIS'7

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -,
lent ref, character, ability, long aerticc. e1c.
nrmi full charge; sal mod. II Ob1 ~ - lmn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

coon and dowmstairs work; no ,washng, 81;
Phone Gtu. 17I. $. W, corner Magnolia and
WuodiaWu ave. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

GIRL wanted m large oIrra; must he tAp,rlenvvd
I'm general office work and good at figures;
stat" salary. lOi Ledger ONCE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

COOK for summer, restaurant, references: nj
once. 90 Restaurant. 500 Boardwalk
Ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

liam =. Mccall, aged -. Relatives ana friGnds
Invited to funeral services Fri. . D. m, lTgf
Nj, Vernon st. Int. private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

| MOORE.-Mey -, MARY ANN MOORE wife
! o. Elias H., Moore. aged 90. Relatives ana
! friends invited 10 funeral sat. .. m. resi-,
| denCe. Lower state I'd. liOrsham township near
| Sp-tnShguse. PA Scrgccs and int. Pleasant,
| l202 p. IN. train from Reading Terminal at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-17

dIv Il, CARRIE j.. wife Of
y. Mason. aged -. Int. BNNy-
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
SERVICE
VERY IMPORTANT
SAYS BATTERY MAN

'In most all lines of business efficient
service will win out over that which is
not SO efficient" says R. E. Snaitz
of the Electric Auto Service company.
so it is with storage batteries those
batteries which are basically right are
the best investment for the man who
is using them. U. S. L. batteries are
built along lines recognized as, the best
possible for building batteries, the
plates are so made as to eliminate any
line of cleavage in the center, the ma
terial being all pasted on one side of
the grid and then pressed through to
the other side, just as plasterer plas-
tiers his lath. 1t is this that makes
USL batteries perform until they are
completely worn out instead of falling
to pieces after a few months hard
usage.
Then, too, the USL battery has a
special top cover which makes it i'm
possible for the electrolyte to splash
out regardless of how much the high
est charging rate may agitate the
electrolyte
Our service is like the USL bat
terry. it is the best to be had. By
using the best equipment we can get
we are enabled to turn out batteries
promptly. yet when they are ready to
leave our shop they must be right
Rent batteries are supplied at a NOM
inal rate per day to replace the bat
terry being charged or rebuilt, hence
there is no interruption to the owner
of the use of his machine. Our old To-
cation at 328 North Center was irac-
cessible and made it impossible to give
the kind of service we wished, but IN
the new building at ALL North Center
we are able to give service second to
none.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Small Hardware

Including cupboard catches. door
pulls. sash locks, drawer pulls, fruit
jar wrenches, tack hammers.
Values to zoe, at &c.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
!. v. c. A. WILL
HOLD BIC RALLY

The fall rally of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association, TO De heiu
Tuesday evening, promises 10 De an
event of much interest to the Irlenus
of the association as well as the gen.
eral membership, and 1t is expected
that several hundred people Will pc
present. The gathering will be heio
in the attractive and well hghteo
association grounds and program OF
much interest will be presented. Re-
ports of the Asilomar conference, MISS
Nell Blount presiding, will include the
following program:
"Asilomar-What, Why and Where,
Miss Florence Latimr.
columbia Calls" description OF
the wonderful pageant given at the
conference Miss Nell Getty.
THE War Council presentation
of the war emergency work being done
by the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION at the various environments,
Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell.
This program will be enlivened by
| Asilomar songs and stunts presented
by the lily" girls, who with their
enthusiasm and spirit are well fitted
| to do justice to the famous spirit OF
| Asilomar Assisted by the Business
Girls they will give the favorite pat
| riotic song of the association, oh,
Beautiful for Spacious Skies" During
| the evening Miss Henrietta Lundquist
will give several piano numbers.
At the close of the program full an
nouncement of the new and extensive
plans for broadening the work of the
T.! association will be made. These plans
make possible larger field of service
and will be of great interest to all
| friends of the association and to all
these a most hearty invitation is ex-
| tapdod RI this event
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

Eth bAfL0N WITH A GREAT OUTPOURING OF
ECHANDLsE
fe following statement During the third year in our
ES INCREASED, personal service, the best merchandise
Is Ehy stands today of the notable mercan-
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

lis Sale, See Our Suits Shown q
$500
|uits We Say to sell at $500 show the star
full and skfu designing and workmansh
II materials we have produced the best su
rice.
serges, broadcIoth and mixtures, in belt
land pHtoh pockets.
boune edge and buttons.
b, black, navy.
Id for the Anniversary
wing Of French Serge
b14.95
Fst fortunate purchases made by
k representative.
re worth while to compare with
Isewhere at much higher prices.
|1ew mod ell, straight lines and
also many plated styles. En-
|sghs that : are perfectly de- IS
ack, navy, green and brown ~
FIX and white. ~
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

A Timely Sale Of Ribbons,
Values 75c to $2.75, at
VI Price
-Dresdens, Paisley, stripes
and plain colOrs.
Width 5 inches to 10 inches.
Main Floor.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Gossard, Bon Ton,
CiB Corsets

Regular prices from $3.50 to
$12.5OE1-3 off
An odd lot of corsets - silk
brocaded and coutill, in pink
and discontinued num-
bers-1-3 off.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Mahogany Boudoir
Candle Lamps at CSC
Zinc Wash Boards.
SOC value at 29c
A lot of Royal Worcester

4O-foot Clothes Line ..10 c
ALCOHOL STOVES, complete with
sauce pan and can of alcohol 25c
value, 15c.
TWILIGHT WISTERIA GLASS Vases
Values to $780, at 39c 49,
COLONIAL OIL BOTTLES
40c values at 29c.
SOC values at Csc.
INDIVIDUAL CREAM AND SUGAR
SETS 19c.
CUT STAR CREAM AND SUGAR
SET. s100 value at 59c.
FINEST LEAD BLOWN GLASS
WARE WITH ACID ETCHED COIN
GOLD BAND AND HAIR LINES
Goblets, Sc values, set of 6 at Sab
Table Tumblers, $3.50 value at s349
Low footed Sherbets, $500 value at
set ........... $4.i
High footed Shcrbets, $6.75 value, set
Oh ...... $13O