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The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
STOCKS HEAVY;
TRADING LIGHT
Copper and Steel Show Lit
tie Tendency to Improve.
Specialties Lead.
By BROADAN WALL.

New York, March l4.-Specialties
continued TO hold leadership of the
STOCK market today. Although trad
ing was on a smaller scale than in
previous sessions this week, the
day vas not without new high
rocoi {. Several issues reached new
tops for this movement and in
some instances the highest prices
in their history.
Copper shares continued to eX-
hibit a heavy undertone, although
some commission houses were ad-
yising their purchase on the theory
that the worst had been discounted.
The brokers who were advising
their customers to buy the copper
shares declared that these issues
would probably follow the trend
OF the general market, now that
their technical position has been
corrected. These stocks are ex-
pected to manifest an upward
tendency the minute even a slightly
increased demand for copper is re-
ported. Steel shares were also
heavy.
Railroad shares continued TO be neg
lected, notwithstanding that railroad
men say Director General Hines is
doing everything possible to eliminate
the difficulties that now confront the
transportation companies.
Accumulation was reported to be
going or in Pressed Steel Car by
people who declare that the annual
report to be published in the near fu-
ture will probably show more than SO
a share earned on the stock. Railway
Steel Springs was another equipment
issue which is finding many friends
American Car and Foundry, however
was heavy and lost nearly a point
American Locomotive and Baldwin
Locomotive also closed lower.
L.. S. Rubber came in for consider
able attention and on vigorous buying
rose more than three points to the
highest price for more than fifteen
years.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March lt-BUTTER-steady: re
ceipts. 9.766 tubs; creamery higher than extras
G2as2ls; extra ts2 scoTel. 6r4: frsts, 5S1sa6l
packing stock current make. No. 3 80
EGGS-Steady; receipts. 2i.30l cases: fresl
gathered, extras. i3ai3A fresh gathered. regl
lar packed extra frsts. 42Ri2I7 do. firsts. ina
4lE: State. PennsylI Iania and nearby WcstsrT
hsnnery. white fine to fancy, 4GsE: State
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white. crJi
rary tn prime. 42ai5; do. brown 4ia45: do
gathered brown and mixed colOrs, IIsa43ls
CHEESE-F1m; receipts. 3.4e5 boxes: State
whole milk flats, current make, specials 32Iss
s.; do. average run. 32a3Ez
fPOULTRY-IiTe. firm; chickens, 80: fowls
IS; old rOosters. %: turkeys, 3ea4O dressed
steady and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

BGGs-Nearby current receipts 3saIl: South.
en, s..
LIVE POULTRY - Rooster. nor m 9as;
turkeys. per ID. 37R1sc; hens. per ID. sag
chickens, 3saio; suiness &c each
DRESSED IOULTRY-Trukeys per h. Ga
e: roostsrs, per h.. Is; hens. per Ib.. ssa5s:
cspons 45ai
GREEN FRUIT - Apples, per bH. 5,I2
box 375si: California lemons. sai=: california
oranges, 5sGis; Florida oranges 5aT: CranberTics.
lsa2o per bbl.; grspsfrIit, sy+E5.
VEG Potatoes, No. J. 3na:Zj p-r
sack: beans, per bas. SAT. Ieppers crate, 3l.as
eggplant, 3'sas crate; cabbage Old 100 lbs. 2a2'a
cabbage, new. 2s2-75 bss beets. crate 2.si; let
tuce, lac bas; peas. cA7 bsS: sweet pOtatoe.
sash per hhl: Cahinr~is c-rry crate lGa g:
Florida, isSs; celery. I5os2oo buHch: squash
per Dbl. l.Soa2co; spinach, 3at per bbl; ksls.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOS. y. PRITCB.RD

Chicasu March ii.-FoliovihF heavy sellinF IN
cum By scattered longs d'riuF the carly part
of today the market was takeu in hand b.
shorts. and their baying can=~d teacti0ns Pricrs
were on &c at one period. hot advanced 10 the
higher leTeis for March before the ciose.
Reports that Argentine freight rstrs were ID
vsnc.d S. bashel and that 'foruer Tzicc Of
feIings had been withdrawn a bullish factor.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

StLt1NG EN-DINIDEND TODAY.
American Can. IA; American Lin.eed. IA.
American International. 90 cents q share: Mon
tana Power. X. and pfd.. IA Brooklyn Union.
N; ran-Americsn. H-half in cash and hall
in Fourth Liberty bonds: Pan American. pfd.
y California Packing. I'D. Ia Utah Copper
I'd "a s.-Ro@huck. Ifi.. IS: Am Teiephone.
:; Ky. Investment. 2 and nd. NJ NaiioI al
Lead. IL; White Motor. /: General Electric
Co. :; American Beet Sugar. psd.. IL; Man
haitian Elevated. Ia; American Bank Note
Wood IL. and Pill. ~: Lorrilard. ), and pfd.
N: Steel Foundry. Z: Hyde and Leather, pfd
IA; Illino.s Ccntrsl.'lls; Strumberg Is and |.
extra: GuE States StetI. !. ard pfd. IA. Mex,
icah Pet, 2-haf in cash and half IN Fourth
Lloety bcuds. Rd.. ;; Fisher Body. II Amer.
lean snur. ), ptd.. III; Ray Copper. a Ne
Tada CoIgcr, i; Chino Copper. x
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

Reports as TO i.bu eonaisisns IN srs-s,s~-
conflict. S
olr Of the large pssnts q Tho com Tvodaru
e-rufsuy At Granite CITY. ~, has hccn cc-~3
indefnifrty. u rsTcrtcd. tecznsc Irios arS-
aino1 prchis1fivc afd sstNisseut e-rn 10 s.s .
machinery running vas NOT ia Gs4t -
Priuars receipts a. ahiT-lcn;s Showed b.
droql Cash sxles shos an aitxDrr a " at
Chicago. Snruc irTruVen~ut In S~1tsen o.
mand vas shawn but the Eassen sitasfioa
ues unchanged -
Oats showed fractfonal r-cr~sions and frsSsf
Nns slow. F1uctus tons foiio~~d psfo chsnr~
VI cgrn There NO inorutiTc for eitirsr
bcars 0r-t1iis TO take on put out linte
CAST sales were liEht AZ .5cciincs u atc 20 r.
Clos grain and rruf5si0ns:
cORN-Marri- iH: May. I3's; Iuly ia.
| oATs-March Ca MAG. g.; Jut. g..
RlE-Nsy. i5,
LARD-Msy. So; July. $50 81
RIBs-Mzy. 90: July. ga
PORK-Nsv. A.0: July l.n.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

sofpz3 rer bol; turrirsS Looai.se per bbl;
florida tomatoes. 4a7y cratek
DRESSED PORK - Lighf, sia2; medium.
.oazl: heavy. lsale.
LIVE sToCk-Shecp. pcr ID, Sal: calves. r7is
ais; medium, l5sle; common. l2: iaIut~. i5al6.
HAY AND GRAIN No. l timothy, -saa q
ton: No. : timothy. 3iiss32 ton; niHed hsy.
5la22 ton; mixed oats. ssaio; white oats 1Ia
~; corn. La
SEEDs-clorer. q 30 per bnshel timothy. -;
per bushel, I'D top srsss issic per pound; blue
Gra~. s!sea5I5 per bushel: orchard sras. a7ss
40 lser busleI
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool, March lt-spots OPENED quiet and
easy today. Sales amounted to 400 bales Re
ceipts tot1led ZOO bales including taD Ameri-
can. Good nliddlinss were quoted at ie.Os; mid
dlinss, 1876.
Futures oIened quiet and steady
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
Washington Stock Exehangs.

Potomac Electric Cons. IS, a,ooo at sai.
Washington Gas Light, 10 at ST., 70 at So,
) at Sls, 5 at 5J1l
Atter call:
Capital Traction IS. $1,000 at ST.. s. 900 at ssss
Potomac Electric debentur~ es. 500 at s..
S'po at 8.
CAPITAL TractiOu, 10 at &C.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

At l2:D p. m. American middling fair sold a,
E.H; good, ls.cs; middhng laS; low, NN:
good ordinary. I2S; ordinary. l26
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

$50. Na : tangled rye. isooxlloc; No. 1 vh-st.
l3.5e; No 2 wheat. i2aAls 20; No. o~i, hss
15lee; No. cat, Il 0sIaee
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
CURB MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by W. d. Hibr. & %.
A.ka
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15
PctroIeum Resources.

Some Of the experts believe that
there remain 10 be exploited or dis
covered vast resources OF petroleum
in the district stretching from West
ern Kansas and Oklahoma through
Texas to the Mexican boundary line.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

fills the bill" Every hotel guest who reads it, matter
whence he came, find it suited his needs II
gives the casual searcher for information Just that crisp
newsy, condensed summary of national and world o
the that he needs At the time gives the
careful student of just those authoritative viewpoints
that he eqIres. As it neither biased parocha suits
everybody and peases everybody.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-15

Managers and of hghcass hotels throughout the
country making THE LITERARY DIGEST necessary
part of the equipment of their reading The average
family of guests big hotel drawn from every section
of the country, and in selecting the Digest the avOre
magazine shrewd judgment exercised because The LII
ERARY DIGEST, all the magazines in one is real
economy and being neither local sectional its appeal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
FARMER AWARDED HEAVY DAM
AGES AGAINST SEED FIRM

\ special from Charleston says that
T. T. Fleming a Charleston county
truck farmer was awarded a verdict
ID S>.7o475 against the Landreth
Seed Company in the court of COM
mon pleas here last week. The plain
tiH alleged that in December. 1918,
he bought 50 bushels of seed from the
above seed firm which were repre-
sented TO him as White Spine cucum
Der seed Mr.. Fleming claimed that
these seed were planted on a ten
acre tract and produced 1000 bas-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

kets of cucumbers which he sold for
the sum of S1,295.25. He alleged that
the seed sold him were not of the
White Spine variety but OF an infer
Tor quality OF cucumber, and that as
a result he was forced to sell at a
lower price, losing S8,70475. The
Jury awarded the amount asked for
in the complaint.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
poyIE cAalroH Foa NAYoe %
TAMPA

A special from Tampa saws DOYLE
Carlton memher "a the state .an.t.
ffam ihia County and well knev =
throuah soufh FLORIDA wul make the
Fasr tm matnf cd rampa b. tha Ia
maIy Hrkf .prne
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
CANDIDATES. DAY AT MARI
ANNA

anna. one day was set apart as Can
didates' Day"
Invitations were sent out to all the
candidates for federal and state pc.
sitions.
A number accepted the invitation
and were present; number wrote
letters Of regret as public business
and other matters made it impossible
for them TO be present.
The Mariana Courier Of Saturday
made the following report of the no
table occasion:
Hon. Amos L. Lewis, chairman Of
the arrangements committee, Off
GATED as master Of ceremonies and
right gracefully did he perform the
duties giving to each aspirant in his
turn a fair representation.
The first speaker was Governor
Sidney J. Cats. a candidate for the
United States senate. His address
was full Of patriotism and his appeal
ion votes forceful lie mentioned
many things which he hopes to ac-
complish for the good OF Florida. He
atoned bis disapproyal Of some OF the
provision, OF the covenant OF the
league Of nations and insisted that
America should stand by the course
If avoiding entangling alliance with
Europe and Asia. holding sacred our
freedom and independence.
senator Fletcher and other per
sons Who have been spoken Of as
possible candidates for the senate
sent letters explaining their absence
which We're read.
Next came the candidates for gov
ernor. Hon Cary A Hardee led OFF
with a splendid address; then came
DR.. Hulley who enlivened the spirit
OF the crowd with some humorous
stories and wound up his address in
an earnest appeal for a return to the
ways marked out by the constitute
/ Then came Hon. Van c. Swearinge
and in his earnest way told of what
he had stood for in the past and ask
ed that he be judged by that. He toe
1 joined in the appeal that the country
return in its thought and action to
| God and the constitution John w.
Watson was unayoidably absent and
! the chairman read his telegram OIL
regret.
NO candidates for congress were
present but Hon. W. c. Hodges OF
Tallahassee, who is likely to shy his
hat into the ring at any moment,
made a most interesting talk.
For attorney general Hon. James
+. Calkins was first called and re-
sponded giving his ideas of the re-
Il sponsibilities OF this position and out
lining some OF the good results which
he wished to accomplish. Hon ". W.
Trammell. in his graceful and pleas
ing stvle also told why he deemed it
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CoInmon-Senss for
C0Fns, "Gsls.lr"

The Great Painless Corn Loossner
Staple aa a. b & Never Pals
III "H H#fr ever tfIed 20 gef ria
ni t hunHlinn 40 r.ur az
WIfN NafHHHNa or hN Hain. aaI.a
thHf A4n soar Soc ted and moan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21

OLD gold, silver. platinum, plated ware, old
style jewclry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. lSl7 j l.. Clark refiner s07 SAMSON.
CASH paid for Old gold, silver: clocks re-
paired Rogers, - :, lTth St. Loc 1919.
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PAlNr1NGANDPAPERHANGINo
OLD GOLD

ROOMS sized & papered reas bic good work
good paper. Splvak. 1lO+ Passyunk ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GI.RMt<E0W<



Three stone .and-bri,k residences 10 large
rooms, butkitchcn and laundry with station
arN iuns, oomeutCd cellar. copper cutters and
sroutiug. slate and mausard roof. all IN
NrSt-rlass urd"r:
l52 f.. Washington lane hot-alr heat,
gas illum nation .....,.............s $4,000
100 +. Washington lane. hot-watrr
heat. gas Illumination. .,.......... $500
li6 l., Washington Zane, hot-water
heat electric tlumina ton. ......... 1000
The latter has Ruud instantaneous hot
water heater aHd wire screens covering the
windows.
Lot - feet 10 inches by 100 feet. possession
givcu Auril l. Inquire of your broker or a
LAG T. WASHINGTON lane
S35u0-EASl TERMS II desired: q rooms &
bath: hardwood floors: large Yards. Man
land ST. below Washington lane 81 Chew ~
take car on Germantown ave. to Washington
lauo and walk east TO chow St. or car ON
thelteu ave. to chew ST. and walk north
sample hOuSe ODen every day
SAMI Eli STERN. l2Sl chestnut s.
AZ T.. TCLpEHOCkEN -. --Immedist.
pOssesston; . rms. IVA tn. elec. lgt.; h w
heat: SbnO0, w. 9, ClaEhorn. "Ot Bailey B'
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ADDRESS

NJ 1855 LEDGER CENTRAL,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
BOARDING

PGNE. 4ll3-FirSt-c'ass table; front room;
fnc locatiuu; steam heat, bath. references.
Phone Barring ~
COLUMBIA AVE. sa9-First-class board.
warm rms. 81 per wk.: also table bd. ph.
1TTH :. 2i9-Back suite with board. for
business women. art students; references.
WALNUT iIl6-Ronms. with board; rca-
souahle; good table. Barring i2I6
"5lt : 19TTl--Room and board; convenient
"a Hog Island and navy yard.
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Don't Sell Your Jewelry

Get cur estimate. We buy rom al laree
jewellers depa rtment stores and individuals
os.a ablished over so yrs. Diamonds. Jewelry
Bric-a -Brac Old Gold and Silver: anything
of val bought for cash. Phone Walnut 2929
LEE & Co, 7l2 Walnut St Estab. 1888
ALI. KINDS Of cast-off clothing and shoes
bought OF ladies, gents and children; also
beduing, blankets, quilts, sheets etc, hest
prices paid. Phone or write and be convinced
Ph. Market a44s. w ~, Stern. SSI y, ith.
WE PAY highest prices for household goods
any des Young's. 5O+3 Market. Pres. 1877
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TO LEASE for three months. beginning Feb.
|. desirable = room. furnished apartment.
5000 in advance: write Apart Il. Lennor.
18TH and Spruce or call bctwc"n 10 and !.
g. m. only except Sat. and sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21

MARMON l01S t-passougcr chunmy road
ster: equal to new
Marmon Sedan, 1917. elegant shape. az bar
gain.
harmon ~, 1877. passenger; Al share,
Marmon "a, 1915 passenger, thoroughly
overhaulcd.
Marmon u, 1918. { passenger a bargain.
MarmOn 81 1914. ; passenger; electric lights
and starter.
stevens Duryea i-cylinder Limousine at a
bargains good for hacking.
Buick u 30 l6. passenger fine shape,
snap.
Haynes. 1OIT 10 cyl, pass. in fine cou-
dtion; wlrc wheels at q sacrifice
Cadillac touring 1919; electric light and
starter. q bargain Ht 5000.
Hudson G-54, 1914. touring car
Mitchell, 1917, cub roa lister, passenger. at
bargain; sG1i.
owen Magnetic 1917, : passenger; slip coy
ors, equal to new.
l'cerless sedan. i0l7; good share, at a bar
MATHIS co
Marmon Distributors tSce Mr.. FreCdmanD
40 ~ BROAD ST Poplar 1870
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APARTMENTS

NEW APARTMENTS. exclusively for men,
l2l :. 18th ST. adjoining Philadelphia
club. one vacancy: front room. with alcov"'
modernly equipped; good light: perfect Ven
tilation, built-in baths and showers; wall
sa fes: electricity. steam heat. hot ana colu
wa ter; valet ana maid service aud restaurant
on premises an ideal home for discrmln-
ating bachelors. Apply representative, ON
premises -
APARTMENT HEADQU UARFERS
Central apa rtmrnts u specially. Sherwood a
CO.. 1921 Walnut st. Some very ATTRACTIVE
! aud room farm. apis some hous'k kpS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21

SUBURBAN ZONES convenient TO Gyth -
Terminal; $4,000 and Upwa rd. an Conys
GEO. J.. BARNES. 1901 chestnut ST
GLENOIDEN
GLENOLDEN PA--Colorial house modern
rooms. electric. ra- kitchen and Torhes
warm-air helt; lot 50Xl25 Apply Gla Elm
wood ave. GlNuoden Pa.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NICHOLS. 1926 Balnbrldge St. has
reliable hutlers. housemcn, japanese cooks,
Irish swedish chambcrmaids, Mattresses,
iaundresses. ladys maid. etc: wanted hut
lsrs cooks mattresses, nurses. Kitchen
maids. housew'kers ref. Phone Locust 2l3o.
NISS ROSE pOt'GHERTY. 1913 Girard ave.
-I'ooks, hambcrmaids. childnurses,
houscwork girls --.-.-.
MRS HARVEY. 1912 Rjtenhouse Square
Pciiahle help sunpliod and wanted .
WANTED, AZ F.piscopol Office. 3I2 S. 18th.
cooks waits. chamh'd DIS. nurses, laund's
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General


GREENEwALD
Superinten fnt Of works, manager. high
grade ma dfacturing executive, sl2.OO0 to
$15. 900 yearly for capable man; assistant
manager, employment organization, co.
operative interest given, no investment Of
money; private secretary. man or woman,
for executive work; superintendent large
warehousing proposition. credit and collec-
tion head. head storekeeper, manufacturing
foreman. superintendent electric light plant
head bookkeeper. office manager, accountant
manufacturing experience; assistant book
keepers, stenographers office and factory
executives: good salaried openings for eX-
perienced men and women; no othsrs; strictly
high-class employment service, Information
blank and booklet gratis. Same locality
since 1891. No enrolment charges, $50
South llth.
CHAUFFEURS, reDalrmen and salesmen--
Unlimited demand for skilled help; we give
practical instruction In machine-shop prsc-
tlce and all branches OF auto work; day and
evening classes; prices reasonable, Phila.
Mechanical & Electrical School. enrollm't off I.
suite 400 e. 401, 1435 Chestnut St. Phila.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
ylb-coMPLETE CoURsE-slb
7AY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Sat- 1901 Spring uaSsen ST. Qpen SUM-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN. with baby, wants general house.
work In city; well recommended, Address
r., 22J g. Sd ST.
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Factories. Manufacturing Floors

4 BUILDING y. Il. cor. 18th and Arch SITS
fhis building is hreproof, OF heavy con.
facturirs. Each floor has GOUO So N OF
space aud light on three sides: lmm. poss
pEOPLE.S TRISr NOMPANN lnln & Arch
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STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPROpF WARtIIOJs sES
lS11-lSl9 MARKET ST.
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YOUTH. colored. is years Of age, wishes to
. learn auto business; has had experience
tn RUNNING cars only: chnrch member: good
references Address l.. 10 $, 3D. ST
YOUTH white, bright. Is years age, eN'
pcrlenced as mechanics helper, wishes to
finish trade with good house hrst-class
refercrces Address w 225 $, 3d st,
JNPNNEsT wants position. family. Call
Eansmaru ?OS y Sth St, Phila" Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21

TECHNICAL, MAN, : years experience;
younr married seeks connection with
consulting or contracting engineer or with
progres ssive ma nufacturi concern as plant
engineer or assistant ~, Ledger central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

S1l-093 s. RONSALL ST, 23d and Chris.
tian sts.-Four rooms; good condition. Key
sSa2s : 93d st
S&lESTNUT ST, 2OO0 - Desirable rooms
z Rnd professional office.
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PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC

HAVE your 05-note player made to play sS-
note music rolls only s35, work guaran'd
VIM Doran, ,aI21 Lancaster sv. Preston 1901
VICTOR and Colum'a records bought; hig' st
prices paid Fields Musical Store. 40 N. i1th
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PRINTING

THE CARD SHOP. $50 Chestnut st-our
specially. 500 business cards. 81 Letter
heads and envelopes printed quickly Agents
for guard bunting hags; 3x5 It. serv, flags, 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. who has been In Charge Of
general accounting division on Government
contract out of city. desires TO locate per-
manently and continue studies at L. OF T..
Wharton Evening school; Thoroughly expert
enCcd in cost distribution control accounting
and yoncher syst IN 70. lcdger Central.
ACCOUNTANT
College man. broad experience, open for ner-
manent connection: Will design accounting
system combining factory costs with gem
oral books. J lhi Ledger central.
CARPENTER wants any kind work In bids
line on contract basis 34t Ledger Cent,
CLERK, married, desires general office
work; ovp: good ref J lt7. ledger Cent.
EXECUTIVE desires connection with re-
liable electrical manufacturing or cleo
trlcal wholesale house preferred: good ref
erence, p I'll, Lcdcer ofnce. --
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. just DISCHARGED
from army desires position where future
awaits man willing to work: graduate in me-
chancal and Industrial engineering OF the
Penna. state College, years experience In
general engineering limos: small. growing
concern prcferred J ~. ledger Central
OFFICE MAN, possessing. initiative, good
judgment and strict reliability. 10 years
in lumber business with ono companv. q
years with another. stenoGrHrher. tNpist, IN
Voicinr. general business detail, collections,
credits. corrcspondcnCc, desires permanent
connection ! las. ledger Central. ----