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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
GRAHAM
DIES ON BATTLEFIELD

That Captain Robor cn.,, a,
ne United Stats Artillery CO,
franee fen in action On s,.-,.-
July n, vas made knozn 70 N, -,
euu, Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Co.
am Of Mineoh az CHS thursday ~.
sninE By a telegram Of ymS,tbv
iron The State Department Al w.,b.
inEton.
Ben ?. Graham Of the Mexico Hard
ware and Furniture Company. /,
cousin Of the captain. and since Ia
fancy has been almost = brother "a
him. The two boys were both horn
on tie old home place al Mineola.
montgomery county Their grand.
father came from Scotland 70 Ms.
souri, in 1916 and settled a great ira,
OF land in Montgomery county. where
he lived tho rest Of his life.
The death Of Captain Graham
leaves one brother and two sister,
besides his mother and father. be-
reaved. His brother, A. W. Graham.
s a State Highway commissioner in
Missouri and well known in this eity.
His sisters, Misses Emily and Martha
Graham, both Of whom attended Har.
din College and were quite popu-
lar in Mexico, live at home with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Crab
am. at Mineola. Mrs. Alb Harrison Of
Benton City, is a cousin Of the de-
ceased.
Captain Robert Graham was a
graduate and postgraduate of the
University Of Missouri, in which in
s%titution he was an instructor at the
time of his enlistment. He was early
picked as a leader in the army camps
and sent to Chicago for training as an
officer. He was commissioned and
sent to France arriving there on De-
cember rs, 1918, for further instruc-
ton as a fighter. 1t is thought that
he had only been in action about six
weeks at the time of his death. He
was about twenty-seven years old.
The Ledger is grieved to hear of this
fatality, but is proud to say that he
died for freedom with his face toward
the hun.
Il
Graham's nickname at Missouri
University, where he was very popu.
lar, was peaches" He was always
smiling and a good fellow. For three
years he played on the Varsity foot
ball scrubs and held the place be-
cause of his fighting spirit more thar
anything else. They tell the story OF
him in his Fourth Year, when he
made the Varsity team that in the
Kansas game the center, who was 4,
great friend Of Graham, was taken GU
, of the play because he could not han
die the opposing center. Graham call
his friend, "0ld Pardner." When h
went in, smiling as usual, he told tn
Kansas center: "They sent me here
get you, and Pm going to do it, an
when I do, old Pardner' is comm.
back" The story goes that he playe
! the Kansas center off his feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Married Here Sunday.

Jesse Garrett and Miss Mary Day
were married on Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock. DR.. A. A. Wallace official
cd at his home in this city. There were
onlv a few friends in attendance Mr.
Garrett is from Rush Hill, and MRS
Garrett resided in Laddonia.
The Ledger joins many other friends
IN wishing them much success and
happiness in the future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

The ancient Greeks used the five
pointed start as a symbol Of health. II
still fulflls this ancient mission, as
you will find it imprinted on each
package Of Chamberlain's Tablets.
These tablets have restored hundreds
to health who were afflicted with in
digestion, biliousness OF constipation.
Give them a trial when in need Of
such a medicine, and you are certain
TO be pleased with the prompt relief
which they afford. adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL ELECTS

William Vivion was reelected chair
man of the Audrain Democratic Cen
trail Committee, and DR.. R. W. Ber-
rey was chosen again for secretary
treasurer of the organization.
Those who attended the meeting
were: ]. D. Sutton, Farber; E. F. Hol-
lingsworth, Vandalia; o. G. Smith, C.
C. Heller, w. II. McCue, c. T. Pey-
ton, William Vivion and DIR. R. w. Ber-
rey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Don't wait for the insects to appear
and eat your war garden, but get a
can of CARDIFF, and dust it on and
around the plants and vines after a
rain or dew, or after sprinkling.
CARDIFF destroys bugs and worms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
heon able to cure ~ all its stages, 2
that is cataTrh. CatSrrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional oondltlohs
requires constitutional tIchtI1em..
HaIpa Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System thereby de-
stroyIng the foundation Of the disease,
giving the patient strength by building
IN the constitution and assisting ma
tnre I'm doing IFS work. The proprle-
Tors have so much faith in the curative
powers Of Hsll's Catarrh, Cure that
thcv offer One Hundred Dollars for any
cssc that f. fails TO cure. Send TOT isl
OF testimonials "a r.,oso
address. = ! CHHNEf - hoes
Ohio. Sold Ny all Druggists, iee'
Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
For Cramps in the Stomach.

If you have ever been doubled up
with cramps in your stomach, you will
be interested in the experience Of
Charles Henry, oswego, N. Y, who
says: about four years ago when
suffering from cramp in my stomach
and bowels, l used Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is
by far the best medicine of the kind !
have ever used"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Remember, CARDIFF guards gar
dens because it destroys bugs and
worms that eat the cucumbers,
squash and melon vines, cabbage, and
many other plants and flowers. Call
at your dealers for a can Of GARD
TIE today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Taft Head Republican Committee.

E. R. Taft was chosen chairman of
at a meeting of that body Tuesday af-
ternoon in the circuit court room Of
the Courthouse. G. G. Ridgeway was
elected secretary-treasurer of the or
~ganization. Plans for the coming
election were discussed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
MAY THIRD

"Uncle Dick" Worsham is in re-
CENT Of a letter from his son, Car
son, who is with the United States
troops in France. He writes that
"the square heads got me May 3, but
| am all o, X. now"
He is in the postal service in France
and says it has been quite warm
there. The letter does not state
whether his wound meant his being
gassed, of which he wrote in his last
letter home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Mrs Orear Home Soon.

DR.. X. R. Bragg received a cable
gram from Colon Saturday that his
daughter, Mrs. John d. 0rear and
small son, will arrive here August 16.
This will be good news to their many
Mexico friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Special For August.

With every MOON BUGGY sold for
we will give purchaser a set Of single
buggy harness, valued up TO $25.
while they last.
Mexico Hardware and Furniture Co..
dwlt l.. r. Ferris Old Stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
IN SIZE OF
NEWSPAPERS IS HERE

The white paper pinch began today.
Orders from the War Industries
Board are in every newspaper office
in the United States today cutting
down the use of white paper. The
amount allowed to each daily
newspaper is cut Is per cent. The cut
on Sunday newspapers is 20 per cent.
The order goes into effect today for
daily newspapers. For Sunday news
papers the order goes into effect Sep
TENDER /
If the saving Of paper by October
/ is not great enough to insure a sup
ply based on these restrictions, it is
announced that the curtailment OF
white paper will be still further in
creased. fI
Shortage Sent Prices Up.
These drastic orders by the govern
ment have followed a white paper
shortage which has sent the price of
white paper to such a prohibitory
price that hundreds of publications in
the United States have suspended.
Newspapers are 10Y paying virtually
twice the before-the-war price for
their raw materials. Increases on sub
scription and advertising rates in hun
dreds Of instances have been unable
to save the publications.
The order of the War Industries
Board says:
The priorities board of the
War Industries Board has listed
paper mills as an essential indus
try and has rated them in fourth
class in priority for coal, on the
distinct understanding that the
greatest possible economy in the
use of paper be exercised, and
that the reduction in the use Of
paper by the newspapers shall be
Is per cent IN weekday editions
and 20 per cent on Sunday edi-
tons.
ions.
Each paper mill will be put
upon the priority list for coal,
conditional upon their signing a
pledge that they will furnish no
paper to any consumer who will
not sign a pledge in duplicate
that he will exercise the greatest
possible economy in the use of
paper, and will observe all rules
and regulations Of the conserva-
ton division of the pulp and pa
per section Of the War Industries
Board.
The war committee of newspa-
per publishers believes that this
curtailment should be accomp-
lished by the elimination of all
wasteful practices and by the re-
duction of size of all newspapers,
and to this end has made the
following recommendations to the
pulp and paper section of the War
Industries Board. If by octo-
her l., 1918, the above reductions
are not accomplished, additional
curtailment will be put into eff
feet at that time.
No More Free Copies.
Stringent rules are laid down by tn
War Industries Board for the furthe
curtaiIment of the use of paper, chic
among them being discontinuance o
the acceptance Of the return Of un
sold copies Of newspapers, discontinu
ance of sending papers after date o
expiration of subscription unless sub
scription is renewed and paid for
discontinuance of all samples an
"free promotion" copies; discontinu
ance Of all free copies to anybody OK
cept office working copies or wher
required by law in the Ease of officis
advertising; discontinuance Of FIRE
copies to advertisers; discontinuanc
of all free exchanges.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Mrs. Anna Settle Thomas Dead.

Mrs. Anna Settle Thomas, Of Cen
~tralia, well known in this city where
she has relatives, died in Colorado Fri
day and was buried in Centralia Mon
day. Mrs. Thomas was the wife Of
Harry Thomas, well known here, and
the daughter Of Thomas Settle. One
sister, Mrs. Bess Settle Denham, Of
Wyoming, survives her. The Ledger
joins in extending deepest sympathy
to the bereaved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Stella Harper Brown, of Hig-
bee, is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Harper Of this
city, very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Laura Houghland, principal Of
the South Side School, has returned
to her home in Mexico, after attend
ing the summer session Of the Chi
eago University.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Zella Ashworth, of st. Louis,
was the guest Of Mexico relatives
Sunday. Miss Ashworth's many
friends were much pleased to see her
looking so well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Russell Creasey of Kansas City
is the guest of her father-in-law, Ma
son Creasey, in this city. She arrived
here Wednesday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

For bugs and worms on cucumbers,
squash and melon vines, cabbage,
rose bushes and many other plants
and flowers, use CARDIFF. 1t
guards gardens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Indigestion.

"a few weeks ago l used a bottle of
Chamberlain's Tablets when l was
having a bad spell Of Indigestion.
These tablets strengthened my stom-
ach and toned up my system general
ly. They are easy TO take and most
effectual," writes Mrs. D. S. Dart,
Skaneateles, N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

If the dealer in your city or town
does not handle CARDIFF, write di-
lect to the Wolf Chemical Company,
Centralia, Missouri, enclosing 35c in
stamps, or money order for prepaid
package.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George Snedeker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Riggs have just
returned from a delightful automobile
trip to Atlanta and Bloomington,
Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
Wedding Here Sunday.

Paul R. Pruitt and Miss Mary H.
Nicholson we're married in this elty
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Ihe
wedding took place at the home Oh 'nS
Iofficiating minister, DR.. Wallace
After The ceremony, the young cou-
pic left in their car for their future
home in Slater. Mr.. Pruitt is a prom
inent Young mar of Slater, and MIS-
pruitt's home was in centralia'
The Ledger extends best wishes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Mary Harrington, who taught
last year in the public school at Lad
donia, was the guest of Mrs. H. II.
Grafford Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Mildred Moore, assistant to the
Audrain county Recorder of Deeds, is
spending her vacation the. guest of
relatives neal Hatton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15
HOUSEHOLD R
Tax the Women of Mexico the Same
as Elsewhere
Hard to attend to household duties

Hard to attend to household duties
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have a bad
back,
And she seldom would if the kidneys
were well.
Doan's' Kidney Pills are Endorsed by
thousands.
Have been used in kidney trouble
more than so years.
Read what this Mexico woman says:
Mrs. M. C. Owen, Ais Anderson St,
says: "About a year ago my kidneys
didn't act as they should. My back
nearly killed me and when walking
about, doing my homework, | had to
put my hands on my hips for support,
| was so dizzy | was afraid to walk
across the floor. AS Doan's Kidney
Pills had been used in my family with
good results, | decided to get some and
sent to Llewellyn & Sons Drug Store
for them. | used Doan's' AS directed
and they soon ended the trouble
Price 60c, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Owen had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Bualo, N. Y. adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Lena Morris is home from a
visit with her sister, Miss Pearl Nor
ris, Of Kirksville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Klein Recommends Chamber
lain's Liniment.
81 keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
} Eminent in the house at all times, and
have used it for years. II will relieve
rheumatic pains quicker than anything
| ever used. / have also recommend
ed it to my neighbors and friends who
have used it successfully" writes Mrs.
N. NJ. Klein, Chillieothe, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

The Rev. Luther Byrns, Of Golden
City, has returned home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Maurine TRULY is visiting in
ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Sallie Garrett is home from
Cape Girardeau, where she attended
summer school at the State normal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Morris.H Haas Poultry Company, the
HIGHEST cash prices for produce 2S-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

r. B. Cauthorn, who has been quite
i'll, was somewhat better Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Morris.HIaas Poultry Company, the
highest cash prices for produce SS-SS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Miss Lucille Dozier is visiting in Lin
nous, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Johnson were
in st. Louis Monday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
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DEATHS

.SrElNllQtE.-lau. u. PAULINE c..
Hd Sssd oS Rcia,ISs I21 s@1 'Ffi fiieras2' 2'"sT,G syar
IrSSgcen! req, Council, , 80 & H. Of III. Garfield
hem, invited 10 funeral services. Iri'. ~.
~. rewdence gf daught"r Nrs Elizabeth
Wa,gon, 1857 y. tranklm w.t. Int private.
Thurs. Z 10 o y. IN. Auto ser,i,c.
.SIiIE5Wy5ArRRlLs L-J5pg IA L. ,pASyiD W. s. scn
7s6 =. aud a. 81 Jerusalem chaptsr No
2; -. John, tgmmandory No. g. Is. T.
svr,icss. Fri. ?. m. a31 n. I'D -t Int.
private.
SIZZLING. Jan. ~ JosErr. Son ~
and friends invited 10 funeral per,ircs. VI =
. = NJ. pgrlors ~ David G TraukcuHcld &
Son. 3?9 n ga 81. Int. private, roruvooI
srREurER --suddouly ~ his rc..dorrr.
ll2 Lewis ave East lguadowuc. Jan, 10
'nro Anderson Notice Of funeral later.
sT1EG.- Jan. 10, join g.. husband ~
late Lena sting mee iiscnerl tgod Sc, Rel.
ySSs tsSsnte sea o inas GaaFhr % r msr1 'TgT TsSsT
m. Int Westminster Com.
,SETGiISM ST2iIIESMioE&rod4k E&rod4k r5< r45c<['ry y, 81 ag i
ara friends luNiISd 70 fugeral lri 20 IN.
tsmsins rT'i nay 10 viewed fhurs. 10 H5S'rS y ne.
,,.sTEour,,ss s-Hn o. Jan, a. iols, dEoRgN
sr !o Of fobn bn snSJ IaiS lIsry Ieu' s,r6pi sSTi
Volatiycg and friends invited TO Tuncrsl
Trldlv. - y. m, rcsidsnve Of biz mother.iu.
law, Mrs Emma CLARK, %l4t n 18Th 81.
Int Hillside Gem. via funeral car, Friends
may call Wed. eve. between. Z and 10 u. m.
eTpNyAuT Ian t.. DAVID W s. sop
yo az n SfatIyeg and friends also Ap6iIc
Iv.,- SS8 II and 4 NJ Ter,i,saairim,V, i,aii,i,V
l.plst. 10 n 81 r9bu's Co,,,r,u ,ydI.r ~,
LhaPter' 20 q is,, J2,,,, TX ~
' Is. L.. snu stnur,,sr,i .sor,Icogs ", i'n "I,"'
WLltsa a9 Int rri,Sto 'I:r,sUaI -. ~, {.
all Thurs, af''r =. IN.
SWIFT Jan. H.. ANN. daughter Of Irt,
rhilip aud Catharine, swift Relatives aud
friends. V. NJ Sodalty. Sacred Hcurt
snd Altar and Rosary Societies. invited 10
Tinsfsi Fri, s:3O 4, m, i557 Lancaster
ave solemn roqui~n masa church N our
Mother Of Sorrows 10 a. IN. lni. Cathedral
rttOurSO\. -- Jan. H. KATHARINE
s,,.bisr Of igts captain Edvari ana Lath
ms ! h6r1rgou Tio notice OF tuncr,i ~ lin
H. viIeu from Il2 N Nuod,iorl. 81
.r,,np ,5roN 49, suddenly. lar. "a .toIe =,
l;nFiswGTIiGin y Son Of is,s iCb JI
ton ot R,Ecrton.l N, y beloved husband Ct
'loreucG Esi9r ihoth!rIlu nv NoGId'1nd'
CGm. Ihi"a'IPh''' l"ui'' J"M u At
"l3 j. IN.
VOLE.-Ian. -. MARY V. NOtI (ucs
Suyderj, wife Of George Nol5, aged ~ RelI
tIves and friends. Shut-In society iuvited 10
In@r4SGIsburs I@4SSIsb5 l,soIicrm hlgR mass Ali saints
s,bnrcb o a. m. Int. St. Tcicr's burial
GTCi,nd-
WARNtta II 4 HARRY. husband
az Bshh:Tr, Nysrpi.o mo- I2obbI and son Of
isto Gerhard and Masdaline Warnkc. aged
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USED AUTOMOBILES

UI'IFk CARS
We arc abio to make present delivery OF
HALE MQr2E W2EN NIE2MrHANY, 3 INC.
Disirthulors Of BUICK cars iu tho MAIN
agd rom Lian~rch u"rph to tho scRuyIEiii
"yW2a often b,yo desirable, used cars traded
'' ''i i6it 5sE pIGrio IGrioEs EsIl Ily'''"c'' ,q,ooo
lplG 15-n Bio SiN xxx. G5ooo
tnlI FORD rOURING .... "75 OO
call NNYNE 400 ASK FOR NIIAN HALE.
rr.I,,r NJ r,,, ,,,,
G22N IIaycrrord ave- belmont oii7 j.
HrIrk IpI7. G,yI fonriua. ,,r.urr, con.
mi r,i,,'" ,gI 'pn,Gr lu,Gr ''''' car "'" '''s
|,g,nItI.,r I,l,-,n.. ,,,,i,,,.- .rsr,. .,I
starter: ruu ,ordiiiou: manE r,tr5s. ,nraI
Srr NIr lIlini.r GGn \ Wroa, sf
rlri,i,I. ,,uliti6n' inr' NrsI 10 ',kag n
ARGTI' NOIGRtAR 20 STA AEt'ir ,i'
rilA,LMiERS loiG. S"4G2l, tog,, ,hIirsalg, TO
,.i,,.,-,,.,, ,a, ,.l,,,,. y,t,,,.,,..
,ot iEN ltoi.' - ,NNi, rDitp
LORRAINE AUTO 60, les EAlRMouNI
electric lishts aud starter. low price 10
quick buyer. G33 N. Broad ~
HUnFuRp rhila. Sales 60. Inc last /.
stso. Ask for Mr. Anderson. 22d aud Race
Of commercial Car Unit 60, lGu and Glen
wood wood, ave. ave.
sTrnEBAkER, q cyliudd"Go In top.notch
FhJp", olE nhrEdll a. SGWu.
t,tG1,H," GH" N IIIgs,," %SN .gGHtt I'"Wr,.5
,,,,>ri,I,
WAN IEp-l nave ,uHl"iueIh lnL =" or iltNl
o.ptsS. ,HII' ,rG NJ VIZ JE,M Eu'M W""I .lW' ,.If'
~ I,s,g,N, -,7,sIy ycd,,, toI7 ,,,,,7I. gIcr-
~ ,aiJ ,,ndttInp Npply + Az pnhb Il IN
Oh 'H,ulrr,, MAJ MA ;rclnnn,b, w., NwTT W
','' w ,,,1,ioW ,oi,-,oiS ,,nDTIs
Also used cars q ather makes
pp6'k.in' itiSn "a HHf,, va, isrT' s,Tp tst-rg
,,i,5S
Nlltlltl.L lOlh = phhsousef. IN cNco.Iohl
cona ,lon, rash or tiine r paymnSs9ls. az a,lm a.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

RENT FOR GARAGE on MANUFACTURE
Ing, 10 :. Ith I floors. iON00. f}i
H0l1 SAMSON . floors; 30Nl00. M
"lOI o. vino. 3 floors: iONio5
] 4 EAIrEHSON lHn s 1Ilh 1t
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

TAKE II FROM US. business. property n
the booming city Of Bethlehem. Pa I.
the investment 10 make riEht now; prices VIII
advance by leaps and bounds IN Hprings wits
Us. usris & Sinner. Real Estate. betble@i
hem Pc
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GERMANTnMN
Observation-Disclosures

SwARTlIMO ORE-PosseHsion Feb. L. de.
tsChed l2-room dwelling: modern convens
icuces; lear garage; lot l00Nl50: rent $50
a month, Chester Osborn, 1924 Chestnut at
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LOST AND FOUND

NECkPiECE--Lost. IN 40 - car going
south, brown fur urrkricrc. liberal reward
y returned ijlo y. Broad st Phone
Wynn 1920
Pi$--LOgt pearl pin. sot I'm hla,k enamel
goiuE from 3Oth aud Iluntingdou to- ls'h
and Wallace ste.. taking the Is Route car
Reward " roturncd 20 .363 3oth a.
IlN--Losi, on Tuesday. ceutor Of CITY. largo
diamond horseshoe pIu. Liberal reward if
returned 20 Mrs. potor Boyd. las $ 18Th st
PuCkETROOK K--LoSt Jan 10 pockcthook
containing small sum ot mono, and
Masonic travelling card. Finder nnv rrrp
mnmrN and rctmrm 70 I 30. tedsar nnLc.-
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SIZZLING. Jan ~ JOSETIt Son "
Jacob and late clara StlluE Dol9'i,,s
and friends invited 20 funeral aer,lros. Iri.,
. m. purlors ~ David e. TraukcuHcId &
SON. 81 y. I'D ~. Int. private, Fcruv God
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SANITARIUNIS

BEAUTIFUL loration, special scientific csrs;
nervous elderly. every comfort; nurses.
booklet Dr Randall Cltv Line Chest. Hill
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ROyS 10 years and over, to learn ma.
chinist trade with a large and modern
machine tool works building ordnance ma;
s5,ss'1ss while leaTning; possible exemption for
those OF military age, Address + o2e,
.dwar once
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
HAIR CUTTING

NCu'. httT rutuuG 10 .VprIHlIf.
visit viii convince YOU HIuunl. iur
Empire Bids. l3th and walnut ni..
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

SCoICt rooh EuEhah. Iglah. first class
cooks, and I years. rrfrrruros. cham.
hernutds, hutlors, rhaurrur,. housouurE
ElrlS wish situations Mrs. ktu". Ill j.
18Th " spruce 3tUl
MNE. pLATZ. aO5 S. l1th--r Private holm
surnltod aud wanted phouo Walnut l7l3
MRS. NICluLLS. 1875 Hambridrr. wants
Irnl ana lallI.-uuhe- nIILuL mlIL-. MuLI--
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BELL TELLrHONE OrEHATING
s. m rer vcel, paid now cinpioyr.
durng FIRST month Of instruction.
Thot are then assigned TO offices
rrlN euisnt to their homes and ad
NaUcemeut o. rapid. Exceptional Op.
portunitioS are Opcu to those who
possess energy aud ambition,
TNore arc somfortdblo and aiirar-
tive recreation aud dinluS rooms.
and meals orc served 1T cost.
Young women between is and -
wears Of ago should apply At tO6
Market street between 8 u. m. and
y. M.
THE BELL TELEPHONE co. or
PENNSYLVANIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-17

YOUNG LADIES-Largc corporation, launch
ing extensive advertising Campaign, re-
qures services OF several refined young
ladies: sl5 and eNpenses. Apply bv letter
only to 422 Land Title Bldg
YOUNG LADY in large office. with hook
eXDcrieucc; must be- accurate at figures
state age. cNperlenco and salary desired.
y sos. Ledger Onice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-17

BOOkkEEpER thorouFhly experienced In
double entry, must y" 2 bright intelligent
and accurate worker, also possess some
executive ability: permanent position, all re.
piles confidential and 90 be considered must
state fully aH 20 experience, age and salary
expected. Lock Box II, Philadelphia
CLERK for office Of large retail concern;
good hours. with Advancement dcpeudsut
upOu ability; salary to start. SA i 500.
Ledrer OHirs.
COOK -- White woman TO DO cpokng aud
downstairs work: In family: state vases
and rNuerlence. L S2l, Ledger Onice.
FlNISHERS wanted. experienced. on dress
goods. Apply before l2, Smith. Ramsey,
1910 Market.
GIRL, experienced table and curtain sewer
uu upholstcryG state age and salary. NJ
1i5. Ledger Central
tiIRI, to work in milk laboratory: givc OK.
pcrcure and salary. T. s53, Ledger Cen
tTal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-17

HAVE BUYERS for homes and iuvcstInpnts.
Tasker .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-17

WANTED. for cash. nearby suburb. heuse
,aud to . acres. Address J. s2f. JedHrr