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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will ua used as a private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad init no one unless accompanied by member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 1O-21-tf.
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RUM THREATENED.

Kingston, Jamica, Nov. 10.-Jama- ica's rum industry, the governments third greatest source of revenue, IS threatened by 2 prohibition movement which is expected to be bitterly fought. Candidates for the legisla- ture and parish boards at the forth coming election, will be required to !as declare for or agslnst F @dfy' Ja-
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British army shall be allowed to take pices. At EnniscorthY, Wexford when the teams lined up for hurley match it was found that one of the players was former soldier. The players refused to go on with the game until he was replaced by an- other player.
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IRISH TIE REVOLVERS.

Dublin, Nov. 10.-As precaution against seizure by participants in outbreaks, recent regulation for the Irish Constabulary requires the car rying of revolvers at the end of q stout lanyard of double cord fasten- ed to the tunics of wearers.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

strong Sales 36 sacks Japan II ,26; Blue Rose 1,7O9 sacks at 9.750i11.26; Louisiana Pearl s2 sacks at II 26: Carolina 26 sacks at 11.26. Receipts 4176; millcrs receipts s, 496. rN
 Clean rice strong. Sales Honduras f. 196 pockets 1-2M12c; Blue Rose 4,719 pockets 60D11 1-2; receipts 1,502.
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For months the health ministry has tried to adopt satisfactory schemes for erecting new houses but has not
 arrived at any national plan. Up to October 1, 5,014 schemes had been
 submitted but none of them fit the entire country.
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W ARNING ORDER.
Case No. 1909.

INhU NO. IoWU. In the thanceIy court of 1cilorSnd county, Arkansas Tom Terry, plaintht, ys. ollie Terry, defendant. The defendant, Ollie Terry, is warned to appear in this court within thirty daya and answer the complaint Of pIainti'i, Tom Terry.
 Given under my hand and the seal ot said court this 18th day of October, * D.. 1919.
 $. F. NAltLX, Clerk,
 o. E. REEVES, D. (. tSeaD- lU+2S II II 1925
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ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING; ONE 1917 Dodge touring; one 1918 Ford touring; one,
 o passenger sport model Cadillac; one 5
 passenger Crow Elkhart: one j passenger Stoddard Dayton Touring car: ol smith Form- m-A-Truck; all of the above >:ars are m Al shape and We will sell thes. cars at one third cash down and the balance on ten monthly payments. MrGet % Metor
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~ ~ The old re'las~ rem
 edy. Guaranteed toi
 one bottle to benefit ~0 O0 any case of Pellagra

Rheumatism. or any blo0d liver or kidney disease or inc,sey refunded q. s. is a great tonic ana systen builder Sold by all druggists ar souf prepaid $1.00 per bottle;s six bottles fol s. % Dealers. order G. s. from your job
 5era Write ne ieT !aaatim9Rlalf
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Nov. 10.--Liberty bond prices at 2:55 D. m. today were: 1-2's 100 40; first Is 9500; second As 92.31; first IFS 95.1O; second 1-4's R.0i; third 1-4's 94.s2; fourth 14s 92.o6; Victory {; :-4s 99.40; Victory 3-4's 99 4).
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON.

Liverpool. Nov. 10. Cotton spot in large inquiry, prices steady. Good mid ding P. 10; fully mddling 26.lo; middlihE 2j.GO; low middling 23.;,I; good ordinary 21 20; ordinary 2o2O. Sales 10000 bales in cluding 5000 American. Receipts 2G,0oo bales including 6,2oO American. Futures
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uNE FOUR ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY p1"peTed all modern convenicnces. two lots lVVAloo feet. Apply 913 Nebraska St.
 11-7-6t"
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BAR BRITISH SOLDIERS.

Dublin. Nov. 10.-The Gaelic Attn letic association throughout Ireland is rigidly carrying out it's rule that no soldier who has served in the
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. lo Cotton spot steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 21o1 to arrive 3,SJ3. Low middlinG 33,%o; midding 1O.5yo; good middling i2.25. Re ccptS G,i91 :. stock i51 ,55S. New York, Nov. 10. Spot cotton steady; middIng .}9. SO
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Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping for rent, settled cou- pie preferred Phone 1510 after 6 p. m.
 11-2-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER,
aSc No. I2S35

Case No, l2S3 In the ClaHccY court of Jefferson county, Arkalrsns. Grover C. Armstrong, plaintiff ys. Kcmrlia Armstrong, detrnd- ant.
 The defendant Romella Armstrong i5 warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Ul Given under my hand and the seat ol said court, this the 11th day of October, l9l9.
 $. F. VAULX. Clerk. tSeaU- 1o-lt2l 29-l ll.4-1l plaintiff Grover G Armstrong.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

want 9to EXCHANGE AND GARAGE if i9ost anw make at the right prices. see us. first you want second hand car. We do ears ctass repair work on all makes of eo'''os ssatisfactior guaranteed also striped mahe built punt by first class body man. We strsset sour old car. Prices right TIT Olive
 's phone 13S6. c.. c. Payne, Mgr.
 T-22-tf
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,,,r CLASS CARPENTERS AND Enters |mnu to set up store fixtures. Apply II Kress and company new store. Ask
 II: t,,o man 11-6-6t*
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TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP-ONE COW AT MY PLACE at Twelfth and Tennessee, marked both cars cropped, collar dark, mingIie lined back; taken up Oct. 30. 1919. Owner can have same by calling at my place and paying tor damage to crops, this ad and feed. S. A. Crawford, West Twelfth and Catalpa.
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WARNING ORDER
ltnsn M 121N-

in the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas lsiah Aycrtt, pl"lu- tih', ys. Anna AYcrtt, defendant. to appear ill this court within thirty dny and answer tue complaint pf plaiutlh, Isiah Aycritt.
 Given under my haud and the seal of said court this 25th day of october A. D.. l9lN. $. r. YAuLX, Clerk. tSeaU lU.2S II Ill 1925
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FOUND

TAKEN UP A MULE.
 Owner can have same by calling at 1llS W. Pulen aud properIy giving idcn- tflcatlon, paying for this au and feed Dill. 11-S-1m
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ENRY MARN COMPANY DESIRES Fn services of suitable man TOT eoi- M ntjOns. - "
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BUNCH OF KEYS. OWNER CAN HAVE. same by paying for this advertisement.
 Graphic Ill it
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orpSI nt \, SS3o CHECK MADE IN FAVOR D. P,,'i'l Mollie 4. Patton. Mercedes Hidalgo Co.,. N R"nh n Texas. Finder please notify MT. J. u.ana natton at Tarry, Ark, and receive
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 MISCELLANEOUS

W.ANTED-BY FIRST CLASS DRESS maker from Norfolk, Va, ladies dresses shirt waists chidrens clothes. coat suits, etc, to make; also altering and remodel ing. My prices are right. try me- am located at 123 N. Beech St.
 1-9-5t#
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pp,rR BOYS, WORK DOESN'T IN.
 pFERF, WITH SCHOOL. APPLY thTri1Ir thT n 1O7-tf
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LOST.

"ahA "d,' ED OR STOLEN -MULEY HEAD "' Ms light brown. crop under left ear, 55p eun, aus, also small Jersey heifcr. light r,"l
 ra,I m"p rlsht on left ear. ? years old, $15.0o 'e"'fo No' s1o E. Tenth St., Rich Terry, 1-11-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-$5OO.oO TO $5oou On on improved farms; no expense whatever to secIre loan. Apply to C. <. McNew, Real Estate Agency, 1o6 Pine St., Pine Bluff, Ark. 10-4-tf R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED h Il or bottom farms at and $ per cent with prompt service and liberal valua. tions. See w. $. Pierce. room BOT, Citi zcns bank building, Pine BlulI.
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QASS|E|EQADVEN'I}ENENTS

FIVE PASSENGER 1918 MODEL. FORD
 III good condition good tires. Call Nc. I, or HuuIeSs U boA ooI. 11-2-Gt
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1 ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR SEE.
 Geo II: Adams or phone II. 1111.tf
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ona mARGE CAMEO PIN ON WEST SEC dar dnu avenue in the business section, I0r;- S afternoon. Reward if returned tn
 H' Elkins, TOT West Second avenue.
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GOOD F ROOM HOUSE, CORNER lot, GU4l54 on street car nne; upstairs rents for f310O, and always rented Will seil at d bargain if taken by August lst Terms. Address 'D', care of Graphic
 7-2Uti
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Expert auto painting and house decorating. Detroit Auto Painting company. Twenty years experience n the business. 203 East Second. phone 2524 1O-16-tf
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uAE tsA,iE DURHAM AND ONE JERSEY ner. tmrn two years old; ropes on cows, Re 'n to SID E. Tenth and receive reward, ~>~>~->~ 11-9-3t
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-:..=n FOR RENT--ROOMS

Two ROOMS, CONNECTS WITH BATH, lot and cold water: completely furnished, h private home; close to car line. For further information call phone No. 1106.
 11-5-3ts
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WANTED ROOMS

FuRrE OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED (rr 1mflrnished for light housekeeping
 Hose in; on car line. Address r. 0. Box
 |os 1O-29-2t~
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, FIVE PASSENGER CHALMERS IN soou condition. Address T.. 0. Box I'll.
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FOR SALE-HQUSES

FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH -FON x place with two full lots for only Sl25u. with $S0.U0 cash and the balance $lo.UU per month. Go out and look tliese houses over and then call Us McGehee Realty colupauy 24Uu West .nd Ave.
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEkE Nc; Every convenience; within easy walking
 listance of city. 62S West Sixth. Phone
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and NsE s1 GONTAINING PICTURES. KEYS Ret Ra1rSnn small change, on Cherry or 9th Ave.
 r,ssuln r1ul1,1e,>IH to IHauber Theatre.
 NJ aini'Il MI OF KEYS. ON RING CON VT yrIs nia name plate. Jno. R. Bloom. Find Co p'ease return to Pine City Electric
 " 11-11-Ct
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FOR SALE

POLAND MALE PIGS. EIGHT WEEK |Old. Address o. k. Bowyer R. F. D. No. El. Box lo5, Pine Bluff, Ark. Near Hearn-
 dale 1O26-6t
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WANTED HOUSES

WANT TO BUY A ; OR ROOM
 house in Pine Ruff. on monthly payment
 plan. Can make reasonable cash pay nent Jas. Y. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Street Shops abaze with these
days and window filled with gift suggestions walk
along Chestnut street. especially the morning before the stores
weary yearly plea
still their Christmas until the last
possible it will harm Christ
is less than a week
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For Rows. Felt Comfy Slip

$3.50. Boys heavy Storm King
Rubber Boots, $3.50. High-cut
Storm Shoes, tan grain, $500 and
$500. Indian Moccasins, fleece
lined, at $3.50.
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For Men. Soft felt and
N--N- Comfy Slippers,
$500 to $3.50. Soft tan kid Slip
pers, high and low cut, 1925 to
$500. Soft kidskin Faust Slip
pers, $3.50. Tan Kidskin Cavalier
Rootees, $500. Slumber Socks,
of eiderdown, 90c to $1.00. Four!
buckle Galoshes, Goodyear glove
brand, $4.75. Storm King Rub
Der Boots, extending above the
knee, at S. so. Tan Russia
calf Riding Boots, English pat
tern. $28.00. Tan Cordovan Put
tee Leggings, $500. Patent
leather Dancing Pumps. $500 to
$1,000. Spats, $3.50 and $3.50.
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F|REBOAT NEARLY
S|NKSAT DOCK HERE
Ice Pack Opens Sea Valve of
Edwin S. Stuart-Foot of
Water Enters Hold
TAKEN TO SHIPY R D

A freboat came near sinking at her
dock at the Race street pier today. The
vessel. the Edwin s. Stuart has been
ont of commission for two months, and
has been lying at the foot of the wharf,
waiting for the winter to end, so ac-
tivities could be resumed.
Pack ice, sent banging along by the
wind and tide. scraped the hull of the
boat, and partly opened a sea valve,
allowing the water to pour in slowly.
For a while it was not noticed.
Eventually the boat slowly settled in
the water. Captain Charles Deiser saw
the trouble in time. He found a foot
of water in the hold and more COM
ing in.
A tug was requisitioned and the
sinking fireboat was towed across the
river to the Matthias shipyard, Camden,
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Thousands of Boys.
Shirts-Many at
Less Than Usual
Prices

colors, with neckband and turn
back cuffs-$1.65.
All-white Cheviot, with either
neckband or attached collar; and
of soft White Cambria, with
neckband and turn-back cuffs
$1.75.
All-white Madras, with neck
band and turn-back cuffs-$2.00.
Fancy Woven-stripe Madras,
superior quality, with neck
band and turn-back cuffs7A$2.25.
Fancy Woven-stripe Madras
with fibre silk stripe, with neck
band and turn-baclk cuffs-$3.25.
Fancy Striped Fibre Silk, with
neckband, turn-back cuffs and
separate collar; our own make
$3.50.
Fancy Silk Shirts, with satin
stripc-$6.50.
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FUR SCARFS,
Black Belgian Coney Scdrfs-
$1,000 to $1,000
Kit COney Scdrfs-SI5.75 to $50
Dyed Skunk Scdrfs - $3.50 to
$3.50
Canadian Wolf Scarfs-S33.50 to
$500
Manchurian Dog Scnrfs - S22.5O
to $500
NearSeM Scurfs-S35.OO to S77.5O
Hudson Seal dyed muskraD
ScdrfS-SI6.50 to $500
Dyed RaccOOn ScdrfS-S40.00 to
$3.50
Natural Skunk Scarfs-S3j.OO to
$4,000
Black Lynx Scdrfs-S50 to SS5
Black Cat Lynx Scdrfs-S33.5O to
$3.50
Natural Mink Scarfs-S50.O0 to
$3.50
Black Fox Scarfs--Sj0 to 500
Natural RaccOOH Scarfs-S3S.5O
to $3.50
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FUR MUFFS
Black COneu MufS-SI0 to SIS
Kit COney MufS-$I0 to SIS
Black Lynx MufS-S40 to 500
Canadian Wolf MuFs - $3.50 to
S65.00
NearSeaI MufS-S2S.00 to $40
HUDSON Seal dyed muskraD
Mufs-S1S.75 to $3.50
Natural Skunk Mufs-$50.0J to
$500
Pctagonian Fox Mufs-S35.OO to
Natural Australian Opossun,-
$500 to S65.00
Natural Squirrel Mufs - $4,000
to S62.50
Taupe Fox Mufs-$3S to $3.50
MATCHED SETS
Taupe Wolf Sets-$S5 to S127.50
japanese Fox Sets-$9O to Sis
Dyed Skunk SetS-S55 to SOS
Black COney Sets-S3j TO $50
Kit Coney Sets-$37.j0 TO sos
Strawbridge & Clothier-
Second Floor. Flbert Street
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Scarfs, Muffs, Matched Sets
of Lovely Furs for Gifts

,@SA WoNDERFUL collection of Furs at medium prices
w% ready for gifts The seasons smartest styles in Scarf
9I NS and Mu all beautifully lined and finished. Her Furs
&S ~ $are al important to choose them here
a with the that style and quality of the
G@SSS5SSST best obtanable at the price paid
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Or You Might Give
Good Warm
Blankets

These soft White Blankets,
wool-mixed, with dainty border
colorings, or cadet gray with pink
or blue borders, or scarlet with
black border, at $10.50, would be
lovely. Double-bed size.
StrGwbridge G. Clothler--
Aisle II. Fibert Street
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cermantown Man Falls DEAD

where she will BE- hauled out on the
marine railway and repairs made.
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Holiday Slippers and Other
Gifts in the Shoe Store

Slippers Novelties practically gift list
Nothing wishes for the comfort of mother
nowhere will be found varied
attractive aoments this Shoe Store SEE THEMspace
for is limited
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For Women: ) So Oft co,,,fS r@ts
Slippers, $1.5O to $2.75. Japanese
embroidered quilted Satin Boudoir
Slippers, $1.50. Silk brocaded
Boudoir Slippers, pompon trim
ming, at $3.50 and $500. Satin
quilted Mules, with leather soles,
$3.50. Quilted satin Boudoir Slip
pers, $3.50. Genuine Morocco
kidskin and suede House Slippers,
at $3.50. Moccasins, of softest
leather, fur-trimmed or beaded,
1926 to $3.50. Tufted Satin XII
mono Slippers, with quilted satin
insoles. at $3.50. Brocaded Bou-
doir Bootees, fur-trimmed, at
$500. Opera Slippers, of black
or white satin, 2-inch Louis or
baby Louis heels, $1,000 and
$14.O0. French bronze and alum
mum or gold cloth Opera Sinners,
$1,000 to $500. English Riding
or Field Boots, of Russia calf, at
$25.O0. -Four buckle Galoshes,
Goodyear glove brand-$4.00.
SLIPPER BUCKLES, of rhine
stones, cut steel or cut bead eff
fects-$3.50 to $4,000.
SPATS and Tweedie Boot Tops
$500 to $3.50.
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GALLAGHER. Dec. 8. BRIDGET. wife
Of Patrick Gallagher and daughter OF Susan
and late Hugh LYnagh. of Cruck Dawn Car
rlgart, County DONEGAL. Ireland. aged %.
Rela tives and friends. d, V. NJ, sodalIty:
League Of the Sacred Heart, PROPAGATION of
the Faith. invited to funeral. Wed, $50 a.
m; .2SiS Watkins st. (23d and Morris stsO
Solemn high mass OF requiem ST. Edmond s
Church 10 a, IN. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
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Deaths

;, ARE1ss1Des; Z; MAR, MARY. wId9w ,, Of WI; WI
'r!sq sdeSed 10 u"SfE Mahas Etc coo4sy as6
Joysse st. s(Frankfqrd ave, and Westmore.
dral Gem. Auto service.
Dee aARTH (nse tfRsastfF MS NV
sssss ssd1 yfS S IF eads As'rt pvsd AsdN 10 "FSa
lam bartSoome%% w. 1i$s if$qS1'f foFa % 'S& so:
ssnnn mass of reGaem Church q the Ascen
EoHHERT HsRI son 6 Henry u and late Annie
NJ; NJ, s, J{9hns,gi {Ghq%gtsF', Ne, 2$2. R; 4
ssEsT 2as s of as
services Lgtherap Church of the Apostles
private, Forest Hills Gem, Friends may call
Wed, evg. Auto service.
6s & %sNS5 aSs fIs1as n asNH IT:
w Roohss 20 SRsra aye sefe bT5Hs 1n
BoRRowES. Dec. g. GEORGE husband
q Marsaret Borrowes, lnee Floyd, eEed o..
snra Station Poatoce nHted tG
@ Med' $3.50 a; n,, n;. 4Ssi osaEa ave S4aq ia and
Cross Gem Auto funeral - i" ~
goWERs.--pse. 8. JULIUS, son Of Harry
erd friends Yonah Tribe. No, "a, l. o, R,
Ssfensy rsadenee .g a4so wssq srown ST. mt
private Fernwood Gem. Remains may be
Viewed Tues, 7 to 8 p. m. Wilkes-Barre
Dapersl copy.
BRApI EY.--Dec. 8. HENRY BRADLEY,
formerly OF l420 Catharine st.. husband OF
and friends. members of b, v. NJ, sodality
ef 81. TeTesa's Parish. invited to funeral,
D. m Int. Holy Cross Gem.
eaSshter Of late wliiiSm a sod % Annie Bueh.
SsSsi sSES3ioas ~ !r%ss v ley %HsF %ss
RusA-psq, g. JOHN c., husband of
anna II Bush w. nee sHmmsTSS Slatiyss
T., Q. g, OF A.; Edward A, shubert Council,
No, 72s. |, o, Al Camp No. 81. p. o, OF A,
50th and Woodland Relief Asso, p. X, T.;
iwSod iSSsSa Ave Business Mems sss Ryitsd
Snt Fernwood Gem, Kemslirs- ma may Be viewed
.uSHEMi@S e T. MAA%gS{aR AUS 'y%ESia4iEF 'y%E&SiRa4iEF IVES.
inyited 70 funeral services, Thurs. 2 p, M
102l Melrose ave-, Melrose Park, Pa. Int.
cHiosIo, Dec. 9, vITToRIA, widow d
friends invited to funeral fS We'd, $50 a. m.
Mars, ,&ssdalsn of Paszi Church esO a. M
= CONNER. - HAIRY MoKEAN CONNER
~ yeers old, brother of El q. co1ne., ane
One Of the beat-known mining engineers OF
portheasfern Pennsylvania. having Officer
ion. died Dec. 4 IN a hospital ~ Canon CITY
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M IT. HON Cross "em
GARBARINo, Dec. 0. MARIE p, daugh-
Cens). aged 10; Relatives and friends in
yited to funeral, Thurs, a. m. grand
Darien ST.. Solemn requiem mass Our Lady
Of Good Counsel Church. Int. Holy Cross
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTOR-one familiar
with both theory and practice, to organize
and supervise automobile school course;
state qualifications, age, salary and fun de-
tails in, first letter. T 207 Ledger Office
BOY for office and TO run errands, between
inss; good opportunity for adyancement,
hours $50 q, m. to Q NJ, 10 o'clock
Graphophoue Co, 40 y 9th st.
BOY for Office work; good salary splendid
Warren Ehret Co. .86th and Grays Ferry ave
BOY wanted for office duties; good chance
for advancement. Apply 246 Arch st,
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,GALAIrM. Dec, 8. STEPHEN, husband
friends, Court .Exc"lsior No. 92, F. of A.,
9nd gnSor the siaysn ,Cathelic ,ggni99n. invited to
Solemn Truiem mass AscenSlcn Church 4.
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CATER. Dec. 0. HENRY c.. husband of
LiIy Cater tnte DiehD. Relatives and
friends, also Volunteer Firemen of Phila.,
invited to funeral services, Sat, . p. m,
aV5 w. Thompson st. Int. private. Remains
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JOB PRINTING FOREMAN wanted perma-
nent position union top ,salaryi state
when available. Apply the Evening Tele-
gram, Rocky Mount n. c,
KNITTERs thoroughly exp on Groser power
nat machines; steady work for months:
time wages over $40 per week, Call Highland
Shaker Sweater Co. 9th and State SITS
Camden. N. J.
I.ABoRERs, 800, wanted long Job steady
work, Z days week time and half for
Saturday afternoon and sunday Apply on
job Irwin and mn heg9Een pEe TTSIEseVfT TSEs Ia 6oHls
car transfer on rs TO Oakland Cemetery,
i-ApoRhRs, WHITE @ OR I, G,9s,IL4o5TR,EED, s,I45T,E NIGHT
fGADY FOR WORK, 1873 S. Sd ST. ROOM
10 3, "
Zs.ACHINE HANDs-Cutter-out bench hands
and cahinetmakers Saud wages, John Rob
inson Co, 40 Queen lane, Germantown.
MACHINIsTs. -BolLERMAKERs AND CAR
REPAIRNiEN WANTED BY THE CHESA-
PEAKn AND OHIO RAILROAD APPLY
To H. Gould, LS,g5,PaEElR}IIINrIEgNDhNT
M ! fBRownl, SHOP SUPERB RIltrENDENr
I5TSNesTT9NNS S sTNS vi MMncHxsfe XA HeE cSyiNoFS9S h H9
KEAtguckx.
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cooking, waiting and downstairs work;
good wages, small family. Phone German
town 1889 w.
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CLEARWATER. FLA.
MARRIED

QUINBY - RAINIER. - Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Quinhy announce the marriage Of
their dalghter; EMAhYN ELY. TO HER
j., at the Church of the Ascension Atlantic
City. NJ. j.. on Thursday noon. December
the fourth.
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YOUNG NAN active, with banking ex-
On rtal Of financial institution, to hands
commercial .redts this carries position as
mpnager Philadelphia branch, al good sal
arv to man with local standing and ability;
replies confidential NJ. Room a. 1912
Exchange place, New York city.
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GIRLS for light, pleasant work IN factory;
good wages while learning; good chance
for advancement. Reyburn Mfg Co, I'D
st. and Allegheny ave
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KF.AD1- TUX w IIIkI\.I5U o'-I HUM -
GIRL. 10, for local errands. Limeburner
Co., 1870 Chestnut st.
HOUSE MISTRESS wanted for private
school; must be experienced. 524,
Ledger Office
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FARRAR, Dec, Z, ADA, widow of Grim
shaw Farrar aged 81 Relatives and friends
Invited 20 funeral services. Thurs. 2 p. m.
rGsidnnca Of son-in-law. Eros small. 33iQ
n Howard 81. Int. private, Northwood
Gem. Friends may vaw remainr We'd. from
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oIRLs ~ PACKING DEPT. pnIED-FHq!T
BUSINESS: GOOD WAGES, CALL.
READY FOR WORK. 1870 S. FRONT ST
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AssIsTANT BOQISKEEPER and clerk {
bO4. Ledger Office.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash prices for your dia.,
mondq any size from Ii to 10 carats; none
pay higher also old gold, platinum and silver
bought Estates bought (private) Est. 10 yrs
The Diamond Shop 49,, os N se iGth Mar,t, St,