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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11
Amboy High Boys Varsity Win
OPENING Game OF Season, 24-1O

plicated his feat of tho first half,
scoring two field and six foul goals,
while Greiner and Lewkowitz each
scored a double pointer.
The South Amboy team were left
far behind once the local team start
ed their scoring in this half. Bennett
dropped in a field goal. He also made
good two free shots, while Perkins
accounted for the other point.
King was put in IS guard for the
South Amboy team in place of Nc
Cartby toward the middle of his
hall, and shortly after Coach Evans,
having the game sewed up, took
Cohen, Lewkowitz and Splitter u or
the lineup and substituted Dobbs,
Sofeld and Weinberger. The visiting
team did not show up any stronger
against these men, which shows that
the local coach has plenty of ma
'terial for q good basketball team,
and the crimson and white can look
forward to one of its best court sea-
sons. Ben Berse refereed.
rrha sOara.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

A number of Massachusetts, sports
working in this city have remarked
that you get more alu from your
money In his city than you do in
These men are steady pa
irons at the fight and basketball games
PLAYED in this city and vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11
ALL STARS TAKE TWO OUT
OF THREE FROM METUCHEN

The local All Star bowling team
took two out Of three games from
the Metuchen five last night. Payne,
of the local team, was high average
and high score man for the night,
averaging 1919 and rolling one game
at 219. Kreps, of Metuchen, and
Pemberton, Of the local team, aver
aged next with 191 and 1873. rsspec-
lively.
The Amboy team took the first two
games, while Metuchen romped away
with the final match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Thine Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors have
organized a combination and would
like to hear from the Junior basket
ball teams In this county. In the line
up Of the local team will be found
and Morris Daitz, Borak. Her
bert, Fem, Fine and HorowitZ. The
local team has a home court and will
also travel for suitable guarantee.
Address all challenges to NJ. Horo-
WITT care Y. NJ. H. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11
ElkS Bowling
League Data

Harry Nealrs Star Fish won two
out of three games from Howard
Richards Baby Elks in the Elks
Bowling League last night. After
losing the first game by about sixty
pin the Fish came back strong,
winning the second game by thirty
two pins and the third game by
about one hundred. Richards with
.s2o1 was high for the night, his aver
e Of 1S1 also leading the ten men.
a~srhie scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

The team of American boxers which
has been touring Norway and Sweden
with considerable success Is expected
back in this country about December
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

The three f~our-round prelims at
the Amboy Sporting Club tonight are
expected to furnish a great deal of
excitement for the fans. and may be
found as interesting as the big bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Eddie Fitzsimmons the New York
fighter will meet Jack O'Keefe Of Chi
cage in a ten-round bout at the Ra-
cine A. c.. Racine, Wis, on December
Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Johnny Reisler will meet Joe STAN
ley Of Philadelphia in a bout at the
Olympia A. A, Philadelphia on Christ
mas Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Frank Moran, the Pittsburgh heavy
weight, will meet Clay Turner in an
eight-round bout at the Sportsmen's
Club, Newark, on December %. Mo
ran is trying to work his way to the
top once again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Mike McTigue will meet Harry Greb
the Endicott, N. Y, Club, in a ten
round bout tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11

Kid Potty is training hard for his
comeback into the ring and 1t Is likely
that a good opponent will be secured
to fight him after the first of the
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-11
Landing The Kayo

Jack johnson is expected to fight
Sam Langford in Mexico very shortly,
and the question of. the superiority be-
tween these two fighters will be de-
cided at that time. Johnson seems to
be making good in Mexico.
Joe McNulty of the local fight club
has clinched a bout between Willie
Ryan of New Brunswick and Willie
Thompson of Brooklyn for his main
bout on December IS.
o
Patsy Johnson of Trenton was to
have been tried by the New Jersey
Boxing Commission on Tuesday for
not appearing at the City A. c., Jer-
sey City. but johnson did not put In
an appearance and will be tried next
week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07
REBOUND IN COTTON
WHEN SHORTS COVER
Rise Further Stimulated by
Trade Demand and Rebuying
'., by Sold-Out Bulls

(, New York, June 7.-There was a re-
bound in the cotton market today fol-
lowing further weakness early in the
session.
The, change came little after the be-
gining of business, and was influenced
by an active covering movement, de-
mand from the trade for distant posi-
tions and rebuying by sold out bulls.
Trading was. active and Wall street
commission houses were less in evidence
as sellers.
The opinion was heard frequently that
the recent decline of nearly five cents
a pound had thoroughly cleaned out the
long interest and created a strong tech
nicaT position, which would be reflected
in substantial recovery should any
fresh bullish features develop.
Demand continued fairly active during
the late fornoon and the close was firm
at net advance of 40 to 81 points.
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SITUATION IN STEEL
MOST ENCOURAGING
Buying Orders Are Coming Into
the Market in Large
, Volume

New York. June . In no week
since tho signing Of the armistire havn
the DEVELOPMENTS in the steel situation
been as encouraging as during the
period Just closed. Buying orders have
como into the market in large volume,
with the automobile concerns having
taken first placc among the consumers
who are now active,
The most important order was that
from the General Motors Corporation
to the United States Steel Corporation
for 345 900 tons of various steel prod
ucts. When this became known it was
realized by students of steel affairs that
the consumers of steel products at least
have come into the market with vim.
1t is certain that had the manage
mcnt of the General Motor Corporation
believed that steel prices would not hoid
at the present quotations it would not
have placed its contracts at this time,
and tho fact that this order is the larg
est which has been received from an
individual concern for peace purposes
in years naturally caused much com
ment.
There is a general belief that other
consumers will come into the market
with their requirements for the future
and that the improvement now prevail
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. June u7.-BUTTER-Steady dy
soorns sna fm SAN sfsR extras taSs sa HEs
frsts, 52Is @54c: seconds. sly 95sc. state
dairy, say @ SAC. -
EGGS-Firmer. Receipts. 33,17s cases
Fresh ga thered extras. 42ia C; storage pa cket
extra frsts. 45h @48hc; storage pa cket
frsts. 42ih % Q45c; gathered extra frsts. A q
45c; seconds 32@41c: dirties No. l. 81 a 3sc
No 2 80 q 36c; checks. 35 @ 38c: checks
undergrade, 28 a 34c; state and nearby hen
merry whites. 40 q SOC: gathered whites, "A a
4sc; western and southern gathered whites
A2@4sc: state and nearby hennery browns
As 849c: gathered brown and mixed colors
42D47hc.
CHEEsE-steady. Receipts. 6l31 boxes
Flat. current make. colored average run
3lk 931hc; fat current make. white
average run. 81 q alhc: colored specials
31E @ @82h C; white special. 31k @32A c.
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che rAmerica troverebbe nella Jugo-
slavia mercati per lie sue produzioni &C.
ccssive di viveri, materie prime tes-
sill, mcntrc IInghilterra, come potenza
marittima 81 assumercbbe il trasporto
di dctto materialc. f quindi evidente,
aggiunge il giornale, che lie due nazioni
sono interessate di veder Fiume accor-
dato ALA Jugoslavia.
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
erasselII Chemical Declares Extra

New York. June THE Gasselli
Chemical Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of IN per cent. an
extra of " Of 1 per cent on the com =
mon and the regular quarterly dividend
of IL per cent on the preferred stock.
all payable June 80 to stock of record
June 10. .., ......-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

THE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks SITS G90O North
RUSSELL H. CONWELL, Pastor
WM. DYRE McCuRDY. Associate Pastor
1880 a. m.-PreaChng by DR.. Conwell.
The Musical Numbers:
Peace I Leave With You"--Trowbridge
Come Unto Me."-Holden.
2.30 p m.-The Bible School.
7.15 p. m.-Organ Recital by Mr. Starke
las p. m--Preaching by Dr. Conwell.
The Temple Combined Chorus will sing:
Holy, Holy. Holy'-Stewart.
softly and Tenderly" y"--Thompson.
DR.. J. Marvin Hanna. Musical Director.
On Monday night. June o. at S15, DR..
Conwell delivers his lecture-'Personal
Glimpses Of the Lives of Celebrated Men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07

ARCH ST. CHURCH, 18th and Arch
10:45-The celebration of the Communion
Communicants' Prayer Meeting at 10I5
DR.. Mccartney will preach at clock on
The Lords Song in a Strange Land"
Christian EndeaYor Supper and Meeting
at 6:30. Organ Recital at 73O.
BETH. .EHEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Broad and Diamond SITS
Rev. E. c. HIBSHMAN. NJ. A, Assists mt
Pastor.
Morning worship at 1890
Evening worship at 7:45,
IIoe The Re-, Rsv ;t Hpgh ~, T. Gary; p D. Of Pue-
HOPE, 33d and Wharton SITS Rev. ]. GRAY
BOLTON d: D.; MinisterMl045, The
Graduating Exercises
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MARRIED

COXE-owENs. On Wednesday. June 4.
at Christ Church Savannah Ga, by the
RRSy Rey John d. Wing. BCKLhY BRINTq1NS y
Coke, Willisbroolt Farm, Malvern to MARY
PARSONS OWENS, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. owens.
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LOST AND FOUND

sITITCAsE-Lost. black suitcase on trolley
route "a. Friday afternoon June 8; re.
uard IL returned to Miss Lola Heist, the
Lenox, 18th and Spruce
WATCH-Lost. June .. open-face 14-carat
gold bracelet watch; initials ]. r. Re-
ward IL returned TO ]. e. Caldwell q Co.,
Juniper and Chestnut SITS.
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Chandler Motor Increases Dividend
New York. June THE Chandler
Motor Car Company declared a quar-
terly dividend of 81 a share on the
common stock, putting the stock on a
SIG basis. Rate, heretofore, was So
quarterly. The dividend is payable July
| to stock of record June IS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
r[59I IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR
L-| the County Of Philadelphia.
Aprii Term, 1919. No. 32.

N-y' the County OF PhIIadeIphln.
Aprii Term. 1919. No. 3?.
Estate OF Frederick W. Evans. Jr.. decd.
Evans. ans the @ widow Of the dscedent, has hied
in said court her petition, claiming her ex-
emption of $500 under Section IL of the
Fiduciaries Act OF 1917. out OF the real
estate OF the decedent known as Nos,
o132 and 2134 North Fairhill street. Phila-
delphia, and that the appraisers appointed
by the Court have APPRAISED the said prem
mortgage of $500 to which same are sub,
iect and praying that said appraisement
- corfrmpd Tho said NJ ''tiOr ma" h" -
lowed by the Court on Friday. June ~, 1919,
nniess exceptions thereto be filed before that
time. ,,o,y,pD u u1r soN
THOMAS +. GAIN,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07

Roma. 6 giugno.-u "Wienerblatt"
an vienna, trattando la oucstionc di
rune, riporta lie notizie pubblicatc da
siornah anglo americani nei quail e.
staDillto che Ia Gunard Line ha pre- =
parato un contratto con la nuova ma =
zione Jugoslava col qualc, CONSIDERABLE
Ia mancanza di tonncllaggio Jugoslavo
impossibilita' di costruire prescnte-
mente piroscati, la Cunard Line sin
caricherebbe di stabilize un servizio
mercantile passeggiero con la Jugo-
slavfa Ia quale mctterebbc a disposi
zione della Compagnia inglese i port
ed bacini di Fiume e Ragusa.
La Cunard Line, secondo questo con
tratto, s'incaricherebbe pure della tras
portazione del viveri dali ll'America ALA
Jugoslavia, ritenendosi una percentua =
lie sui protitti netti. II giornale crede
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07

iECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

.IbC dIIu- w dIHUl SIH.
Rev; ALEXANDER MacCoLL. D. D..
sn'sRetL Mr. RALPH B. NEsB1rr Assistant.
MIR. NESBITT will preach at IL and 8
o'clock.
Evening subject: 1.-THE Cost and the Re-
ward of Discipleship."
The music at the evening service will in
ciude:
Anthems-"o For Closer Walk with,
God ................... Foster
Vesper Hymn: ''God That Madest". Norden
Visitors and especially men In uniform.
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IN MENIORIAM

my vile, ANNE WEST PORGENsKI,
entered into rest June T. ktoaGrHsx1
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Bethany
Presbyterian
Church
22d and Bainbridge
Summer Services Are Specially
Cared For

Cared For
Pastor George F. Pentecost and
Rev. w. Edward Jordan conducting
the morning and evening services at
1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
The mems and women's choir of
upward of 100 in the choir galleries
The Mems Brotherhood, with
mems chorus of not less than co
present, and Mr. Wanamaker lead
ing, at $3.50 a. m.
The Bible Union, Mr.. Wanamaker.
teacher and Rev. Russell Conwell to
speak tomorrow.
Limited service of fifty minutes.
Cordial invitation to all and out
of-town people especially.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. June 7.--BUTTER--Receipt
1850 tubs. Steady Extras. 51A c; frsts
40 a sic; seconds, AGO 4sc
EGGsmIReseipts. 27.2s9 cases: Firm
Firsts; Sola @4lc; ordinary hrsts, 81 1854
miscellaneous. 3S940c.
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TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PKESBYTEK1AN CHURCH.
Rev. JOHN ALLAN BLAIR. D. D., Min
lister.
1O:45 a. m.--Dedcation OF a bronze tablet
a Memorial to the sons of America and
the allied nations who gave life for the
freedom of the world" Communion serv-
ice following.
8 p. m.-Pubiic worship and sermon.
Sunday school at 1915 p. m. Branch
school, 2;45 p. m. Young Peoples So
ciety, p. m.
In view of the unique character of the
memorial . including not only tribute to
cation. but also to the dead OF England,
France. Belgium. Italy and the other Allies
also in view Of the artistic value of the
tablet special attention is called to the
morning service. All who may be inter.
ested are invited to be present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07
BEARISH CONDITIONS
PREVAIL IN CORN PIT
Undertone Weakens as Conn.,
mission Houses Become Free
SeIIers-oats Are Easier

Chicago, June 7.--Bearish conditions
continued to dominate the corn market
this morning, and the undertone was
weaker with local and commission
houses free sellers. The unsettled wire
situation had decidedly unfavorable
effect, and support was weak.
The trouble with the telegraphers
already has reduced outside trade and
Is expected to cause further falling
off in business. Spectators in corn
cannot have more than 200 900 bushels
of this grain after the close of business
today.
Brokers were pessimistic as to the
future of values, owing to improved crop
and weather news, recent larger re-
ceipts and expectations of drop in
the cash article. The receipts here were
279 cars.
~ The condition Of the new crop in
Argentina was said to be generally
good.
July opened at $1.6S1s to S1.6s,
against 81 80 at the end yesterday, and
declined to $1.67b. September started
at S1.5Sh, against 81 .595s at the close
yesterday, and receded to S1.5s. De-
ceniber opened at 81. 40 to $1.391a, com
pared with 81 Al, yesterdays last
price, and sold at S1.39A.
Oats were easier under selling by
commission houses and local interests
Support was poor. The arrivals here
today 100 cars,
r~.aInr S,,turae. nred n follows.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. June 7-HoGGs--Receipts. 1000
head Strong. 1Oc higher than yesterday s
close. but 5910c lower than yesterday s
average. Pigs strong to 25c higher. Top
CATTLE-Receipts. 800 head Compared
with week ago: Good and choice beef steers.
75c@s1 lower: medium grades. 506p75c
lower: fat cows and heifers. 5Oc@$1 lower:
Gamers and cutters. 25 q SOC lower; bologna
bulls mostly 25c lower, butchers bills. so
@95c lower: choice veals steady to CSC
lower: medium. 25 @ soc lower: stockers and
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Todays ar
rivals practically all direct to packers. Com
pared with week ago: Best handy dry-fed
shorn lambs strong: other lambs weak TO
uneyenly lower; grassy and common T5c %
81 lower; spring lambs. 25@5oc lower
Pittsburgh, June 7.-HoGs-Receipts 1900
s fight Asess sefSsi. and and
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1900
head; Market lower. Top sheep. s1o.5 so;
'oec ecAnREs lives slfs Rss.p,-. zoe head. Market
Karsa. city. June 5:.HoGs-Recs!pt,s,
sis Ss$o 10; mssinm aSsS gn. wsights SIG 90
g1o.7s; heayy .o Y, packing sows. le'2591e.75
CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head and SO
calves Heavy and .canner steers lower
cows steady: yeals lower: stockers and feed
'ers steady No quotations
SHEEP-Receipts. 800 head. Goats higher
no quotations
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NESSUNA DEC|S|ONE
C|RCA | 'ADR|AT|CO
Orlando Insiste Perche' la Cues
tone dele Aspiration Itali-
ane sia Subito Risoluta
Parigi, I giugno.--Evidcnze d impazi

farigi, giugno. o.--Evidenze d'impazi-
enha 81 notano tra PROMINENT mcmbri
della Confcrcnza della Pace.
Hil ltaliani dmostrano una seria
inquletudlne per non vedcre ancora sis
temata la qucstione relativa ale aspira-
ziohi sulP Adratico. II Presidcnte del
Consiglio del Minstri Italiani, On.
orlando, insiste che la controversial dcve
essere sistemata prima del giorno IS
glusho corrente, fissato per la riaper-
tura del Parlamento Italiano.
IL Concilio del Quattro. durante Ia
siornata di ieri, ha nuovamentc con
siuerato la questione AClriatica, ma
nessuna decisione flu raggiunta.
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT--Receipts, so. o58 bush. The
market was quiet but firm. The quotations
ranged as follows: Car lots in export ele-
Vator. government standard inspection,
standard prices--No. 1 red winter, " 30
NO. L northern spring, $3.50; No. ! hard
winter. 80: No. 1 red winter. garlicky
S2.87; No. I red smutty. s2.38; No. 2 red
winter, 81. SO; No. 2 northern spring. 81 SO;
NO. hard winter. 81 80: No. red winter
garlicsy. s2.3t! No. .2 red smu,ty 81 81;
rss MS ,5utsd red w5nisr sar,icky s2so; No.
garlicky. s2.?s: No. 4 smutty, 81. ~; No.
I: garlicky. smutty. So 90: No b red So 2s;
No. .. garlicky. 50. 90: No. . smutty $2.2
NO. . garlicky, smutty, s22i
CoRN--Receipts. $3.50 bush. There was
little doing. but prices were steadily main
tanned. We quote yellow in car lots for
local trade. as to quality and location. at
VI. sag SO per bush.
oATs--Recelpts. 1900 bush Trade was
quiet but prices ruled steady with mod
crate offerings. We quote: Car lots as to
location-No. 2 white, 1874 37oc; standard
white, 7sW7SEc; No, white. Tg71h ci
FLouR-Receipts. 200 bbls and s,ss4,.
o6o lbs in sacks. Demand was light ant
prices were weak. Quotations. To arrive
per 100 lbs. in 14o-lb. jute sacks-Wintei
$40; 10 q 11.25: Kansas straight. s11.7 q
short, patent S12 % ~. so: do. patent Sill II
@l225; do. first clear. 50. 759 591o25.
quote at .ss.259S.75 per barrel in sacks
as to quality.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

CARRIERS and folders wanted experienced
or learners Apply Agar Hosiery Finish
ing Co, westmoreland and SITS
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BUTTER--The market ruled frm with a
Se hs, ksR, supplies under good
Solid-packed creamery. extras. 55c; higher
scoring goods. SEQ 5sc. the latter for job
choice to fancy. 81 a SOC; do. fair to goo good,
SO q 56c; fancy brands of prints jo6bins
at 90 @ 64c: fair to good 80 e6 SIC; gariicky
prints, ,4s@5Oc:
mand and rm fs hs stock was IN tsnGo,cS soGe oe
Quotations: Free cases, nearby frsts, sI2 80
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Demand was fairly active on a basi:
4 &c for fine granulated
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KITCHEN EQUIPMENT EXPERT

LINOTYPE OPERATOR; good salary and
steady position. National Publishing CeLs
900 III st. N w. Washington, ID. g. Sa1.
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LINOTYPE OPERATORS ANp. .Ap-
MEN WANTED, APPLY FIFTH 8
FLOOR LEDGER BLDG. 9TH
AND CHESTNUT SITS.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
ona who desires to develop In an interestinR
line OF constructive Industrial work; excel
lent opportunity. Miller Lock Co., Orthodox
and Tacony SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-07

MAN. thoroughly experienced. capable -
L. sstabiIshed mattress factory; GOOD wAae.
SO permanent work, Ghoistin sprihk ana
.ess Co.. Atlanta Ga.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AGENTS wanted; selling oil leases in west
Texas oil fields prestige of 20 years In
business behind us: strong cooperation for
salesman and big commissions. Dan Som
nentheil & Co.. Dept l., Dallas, Ter.
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BELT REPAIRER wanted for work on end,
less belts at cement plant, Mannheim, Wei
virginia. steady employment. good wag4
Write Alpha Portland Cement Co. Eak
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MAN wanted to take charge Of mule mule sEppss sEpps
man. Address p l32. Ledger o1nee:
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

DRESSMAKER wants waist. skirt and sleeve
hands; also finishers. Apply 1900 locust at,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-03
Poor Woman
Makes Sacrifice.

For years have doctored for in
digestion and severe bloating with
gas, all my money had gone for doc
tors and medicine which did ne no
good. | had lost al faith in meii-
ciley and rs have to work hard for
tn few dollars earn. was afraid to
ri.k any more money. \ year ago my
noighbor told me to try Nayr's Won
dCrful Remedy. have found it to be
the best medicine in the world AMI
ar gl0l ! made the sacrifice"
Il is simple harmless preparation
th"' removes tho catarrhal mucous
from the intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and iEtestin-
al ailments, including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re
funded. Il. +. McROBERTS AMI
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.