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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-18

sALEsMAN-wanted a thorousbIy a,nsrj.
enoed tnstailment furniture salesman; one
who thoronghly Understands the selling end
OF fne business. Address reply (conhdentIaU
giving full particulars, to the Nathan Furni.
ture Co.. 52 3. Sd St. Easton. Pa.
sA sA,LEsMElN,.rwo ~ xentlemanly appearances,
parties: 4a4 Land Title Bldg
'sALEsMEN. real estate. live wires, for In
terviewine; prospects, salary and commis
sion. o34.. Ledger Office.
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SITUATIONS wANT'D-FEMALF

STENOGRAPHER. thoroughly capable and
experienced, desires work for spa re time
and evenings. ll2. Ledger Office.
SrENOGRAPHER and typst, oxper : desires
work ~ home. BIZ Ledger Office.
EACHER-tniversity graduate . wears.
experience. wants position TO teach EngIish
and mathCmat tics in might school good refer
once. II 5l1. Ledger Office
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
CHEsTNUT HILL
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ST III RRAN

WANTED TO RENT. modern 2 or g ,o,r,
=, house. suburban Germantown or Chestnut
tnoeY, preferred 3 in family. Call Walnut
''H' or write p 43i. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-18

The Public Ledger Company desires the
services Of an experienced bookkeeper; splen-
did chance for advancement. Apply 9th and
Chestnut sts. Ask for Mr.. West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-18

SHANATIAN.--March II. THOMAS e.
r.. son Of Thomas L. and Matilda Shnna-
ban, aged g years. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral. Thurs. . p. m. parents
residence. 200 8. Cad ST. Int Holy Cross
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-18

SALES MANAGER, wel-known distrihutor
manufacturer. whose product formerly dis.
trlbuted through dealers and johhers. now
sGling direct: must be good orgn ni2er capa-
re or handling and directing men o. own
INITIATIVE; high-Rrade man willing 10 demon
srate by actual sH.ps own htncss for the
position; salary md bonus: can arrange in-
tnrMiGw by addressing Opportunity. Lincoln
Rulldl1F, Philadelphia.
SURFACE GRINDER, experienced. wanted
Tor work In and also to take charge OF
surtace-Erinding room. state experience. sal
ary wanted. X. Little. +, q. Rox B"l
Cumberland Nd
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANaINo
STAMPS AND COINS

LOOMS sized & papered reas' Bile; good work.
good paper Spivak, 1l04 Passyunk ave.
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CPHOLSTERERS
FlRST-CLASS WORKMEN
APPLY RCREAC OF EMPLOYMENT
wANAMAKER'S

HONORARLY DISCHARGED OFFICERS
AND ENLISTED MEN will be given the
positions IL they can meet our requirements.
An old-csta blished organization has three
vacancies in its selling stan. which are
opportunities to the right men. a good edu-
cation ts necessary, but previous selling ex-
perience Is not; more Importance will be at
tached to the qualities which mark the sue
cessful executive with view to the future
and rapid DEVELOPMENT. Let your reply be n
history OF your business and service expert
enCe and don't write II seeking sinecurc or
low.salaried clerical position. G 115.
Ledger Office.
UNIFORMED MEN-Wanted at once for
vaudeville. DISCHARGED uniformed mon: dis
nhled men NAV apply. Vera De Hart
Irving Hotel. 9lT Walnut st.
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ssOOO-NO EXTRAS

N3UOO--ON INN0 TERMS
huys 2-stOry I-TOOn house on LeCatO ave. :
3 minutes to trolley; now being repaintpd and
repape throughout; possession at once
II d. LeCATO
S3OOO--.NO EXTRAS
New bu~salOw; rooms and bath lot iONI so
electricity Eas, laundry trays: cement walks
nnSseSsinn At nnce. IL. u l.eGArO
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AGENTS

INSURANCE. AGENTS and SOLICITOR. better
your condition BY representing US in your
Vicinity selling the most comDctr combine
ton health. accident and HE contract on
tho narket: something new, attractive and
annealinc TO every man and woman: good
renewal contract to l've-wlro agents Ad-
dress H Clemens. Erie. Pa
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HELP wANTED-MALr
SALESMAN
Can YOU earn $4,000 a year.

Can YOU earn $4,000 year"
corpora tion, leading In ite line.
inanufa curing equipment for FOUND
RES machine shops, wherever Iron
ana steel are used will add = snc-
ccssful salesman to its salrs staN.
The duaiifca tions are n hgh-grade
personality. proven integrity. record
of success and working knowledge
or elementary mechanics prefcraSly
foundry and machine shop practice.
Salary. commission and travelling
expenses Nj sol, Ledger OTice.
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General

PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY-Knit uraeo,.
ly-needed socks for US on auto llnitters;
experience unnecessary. full particulars &c
stamp. Dept. 2s0. Auto Knittpr Co s2I
Jeferso a.. Buffalo, y. Y.
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OCEAN CITY

18TH AND PLEASURE AVE, ON the bay,
near both Reading and Penna. desirable
semibpngalow with bedrooms, hot-water
heat; large corner lot: price $4,000
H ID. LeCATo, Audubon, N j.
NEW 7-RooM BUNGALOW, with Karare
and all conyeniences. on the Garden .
igrns 10 suit, II. D. LecAro. Audubon. N. u
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments a specially. Sherwood
Apartment Agency, 2a5 s, Broad ST. Some
very attractive furn. aDts.. some housekpg.
ATTRA ACTIVELY furnished apartment cen
trally located. 3 rooms, bath and bItch-
enett-, available April /. Phone Locust
1909 !,
HOLNLHURST. 1912 Spruce--Three rooms
and bath. southern exposure; beautifully
furnished; eIectric Light; second foor; phones.
WALNUT. 2l0s--Unfurnished elegant >. 3.
4-room apartments, electric light. all mod
ern conNenlenCes: central: private house.
TWO ROOMS and bath 10 slblet in apart
ment house. I'D and Walnut SITS. For
particulars phone Spruce 93..
LIST your apa rtmert with US for immediate
rental Argo. 5l3 Liberty Rldg.
THE LEONE 1907 Chestnut = Two large
rooms and bath. unfurn. privilege Of grill
FURN and unfurn. apis. in all locations
T. N. Argn. Liberty Bldg. Walnut 40I".
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5 Bedrm. Modern Houses. $500

Ovecbrook sect. electric lights steam heat.
Dutch hall: small yard easy terms CROW
LEY. l23S y. 60th Phone Belmont 5S42 j.
s8SOO-ELEGANT S-story home; Black Oak
fences Of course; another At s0260
ARTHUR J. LEUPOLD h0I 5 52d
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

400 PINE-Two rooms. bath & kitchen dte
$50: ] room ba and private pOrrh 30
Merton Greims. IAherty BLDG Walnut 8tkg
BROAD N, 1S05--Small housekeeping ait .
also single room: reference. Owner.
THE LEONE. 1907 Chestnut - Seven-rbm
housekeeping apartment unfurnished.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

POPLAR APARTMENTS. 1920 POPLAR -Four
rooms and bath. including kitchen. cleo
trlc hot-water heat; furnished for 3 adults
10TH, N. 14O1-Very large rm, & pri bath
Sc. Q rooms. private bath. furn.; hsApg
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MONEY TO LOAN
BENEFICIAL LOANS

We lend money TO any one who has good
character and steady employment You can
ohtair a loan on furniture. real estate or
guaranteed note no pawns; loans $50 and
I'm repayahle In ten or more monthly install
ments Legal charges only. based on un-
paid balances. for actual time due; inquiries
,nyiI ed new borrowers welcomed very fair
and helpful: society financed by local busi-
ness and professional men: organized to
serye the public and not solely to make
nancy: call, write or phone prompt CON
edenlial and courteous dealings. Hours o 10
= 40, Saturday. to ].
PHONE WALNUT 1IT5
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NlCHOLLS. 1920 Ba nbridge has COM
petent oltlers. chefs. housemen. cooks
French ladies' maids nurses. etc. Wanted
cooks, mattresses. nurses. kitchenma Ids sec.
nud man: references. Locust 2l3O
MRS FERGUSON. 34l 5, l2th st Southern
Employment Agency. Have large nuin-
Der Of colored help. sleep in or OUT, also man
and wife for Gentleman's place Phone Wal
nut 49l4
COOKS. chambermsids infant nurses want
nos. Miss Rose Doupherty 1913 Girard
MRS HARVEY. 1918 Rittenhouse sq.-De.
sirable help wanted for every capa city
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General

GREENEWALD'S
Accountants. c. p. As, seniors and juniors.
permanent connections: office mgr. handle
hkpg. and acctg. depts head bRpr.. $40:
two asst. btprs.; private seCty.: stenog
rapher, S125: asst. employment mgr. fe-
male. eNpd woman only; statesmen. only
those cxDd. In the following lines: whole
sale hdwe., electrical supplies. office sup
pHesj oils. machinery stokers. machine
parts. small tools. machine shop work.
treatment OF iron and steel; man acquainted
with shipping board. knowledge Of steam
ships. Atlantic seaboard ports. officers and
masters OF boats: man for financial cant
paign. like Red Cross of Liberty loan drives.
supt. repair dept. large electrical mfg
corp. high wages and liberal bonus: chem
ist take charge large mfg. corp. familiar
paper mfg products: auditor: hotel cashier;
excellent openings Tor trained mon and
women with good records 25O s. i1th st
No enrollrnen Mt charGes.
WE TEACH YO1- TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
DAY AND NrGHT CLASSES
SattIer's. 1901 Srrirr Garden 81. Open sun
- .S?t w. Daurhin 81.
W. EARN RIG MONEY
we train Won in auto electrical and me-
"haniCal repair shop practice and drafting
Call--6lt-eiS Brown st-Writc
EARN MORE MONEY
Learn - read hlueNrints h, nu- quick and
practical methods. Send o. cali for rata-
,ocuo p. Columbia Cor school. Dent D.
nreyel RldE.. Phlla
BUSINESS SERVICE 90. l1IG Lard rit.e
CAP LIS MEN PLACED-sairs. of tech
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BOARDING
SUBURBAN

GENTLEMAN, appreciatin the courtesy of
refined environment, can secure warm
cheerful apt. with well-cooked. nourishinr
meals; in real home In select suburb. 20
min. from Phtla. Phone Melrose 8os W or
write r 700, Ledger Office
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GERMANTOWN

SEMI E0n 2IT,R LIST or MGDERArE-
ssFr6SSE Z F9E ,,56} ,G566}RsAGE toN4E&iEN"Ti' N"Ti'ES6 T6
g G. TOI.RIsON. IOiA ROVER ST
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BOARD WANTED

BOARD WANTED. suburban. by 9 adults;
rooms. communicating; convenient to
train. 7 418. Ledger Office.
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SANITARIUMs

BEAUTIFUL location. special scientific csre:
nervous. elderly: every comfort nurses;
booklet. DR.. Randall. CITY Line. Chest, HILL
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DON'T HESITATE

WV Ai-Ah ~
There is only a few left at S27OO
UPLAND ST. G3D TO 54Tn
Two story. porch front, rooms laundry.
WILLIAM l.. CRAVEN s SONS
5Sth and Chester ave.
COME OUT TODAY
Homes hardwood ave, tsthar rjun st,
Christian, Cedar ave. Spruce. Walnut
Locust. carpenter. Pine Willows ave
Broomall ave. Usage ave aud all mum bered
streets: prices $4,000 to l0.OOO
ARTHUR !. LEUPOLD, sol s A2d st.
$4,000 HOMES-s38OO
In the beautiful Sherwood section Two
story rooms, hOt-water heat and electric.
ioCst between 54th and 56th on Malcolm
al Csample house 5i27 Malcolm; first street
below Whlthv ave: possession in 30 DAYS
r. 4 r. DOYLE CO. 5S15 Master st.. Phita
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER--State so,
ary and experience. 513. Ledger Office
AUTO TRUCK salesman wanted to sell a
high-class motor truck: must he thor
ouRhly experienced; ref. required; pnid sala ~
and commission. In writing give telephone
connection. p col. Ledger Office
man wanted: must also he able 10 opera "a
truck; one living In vicinity of Trenton
Atlantic Refining Co. employment 6ffrss
3144 Passyunk ave. Phla e'
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LIPPTNCOTT LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGNTa n Z
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
PICTURESQUE
 VISITORS IN
 LAWS TOLLS

A short time ago considerable inter- est was aroused by the visit of pie turesque quartette, two men in north ern habilament, ard their wives Tn brooches and mackinaw coats. The men, Karl Brandenberg and Robert Walker, represented that they were in the United States Forestry service, and in an interview Brandenberg in- formed the Miner that they q rowing commissions and had been sent here to look over the ground and report on the advisability of segregating this part of Alaska into a separate administrative dist jet, with Hy4er as it's headquar- ters. This Interview was not published because the Miner had a newspaper hunch." Brandenberg wore a star, and carried credentials purported to be signed by R. L.Alexander, one of the western divisional heads of the Forest " service. His identification descrip- tiol noted the fact that he measured only four feet, four inches over all, and this lack of ordinary vertical pro- portions made hrm a prominent figure while the party graced the town with their presrnce.
 The credentials seemed perfect and on their strngth they obtained various sums from Hyder business men, cash ing drafts which have ince proved of no value. On their return to ketchi- kan the men were placed under arrest and last week were bound over to ap- pear before the Grand Jury. It is al- legged thet they had worked the same game all the way up from California and tra eers had been sent out after them.
 While here Brandenberg also sail that he represented a big moving pie ture concern of California and that the company would be here in the sgring to stage some stunts in Hyder,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
COMPAHY TO
 BUILD WHARF

Jack Sutherland, who said some t'me ago that Juneau capitalists would have a wharf here by th4 first of February, was in and out again by private l.unch last week, and gave the information that company had been organized for the purpose of building a private dock here, and that Juneau and K tchikan business men are behind the enterprise. The company is sci ing stock for tabor and supplies, and several Hyder men have subscribed thelr services for the purpose of getting out piling. Jack Heath is acting as tempoAry secretary here, and avs he is taking no money for stock, but only labor.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

The Confidence, Captain Barthole- new, was in Sunday from Ketchikan with cargo of merchandise.
 The Premier Mining Company have closed their Hyder office and moved all the paraphernalia up to the mine.
 Were rumors of wedding early in the week, but when the society report CT went around to investigate, he found there was nothing in it.
 Ernest Behiing has just finished in- stalling a connection for she Premier mine of their telephone line with the Stewart telegraph office.
 I'D. Smith has opened a new restau- rant in>the old store building opposite the Salmon River Ira in. Company's store. He calls it Smiths Kitchen.
 Mrs. Roy Moseley gave an impromp- tn supper at the King Edward Hotel in Stewart Tuesday evening to a few friends. Such affairs form a delight full break in the monotony of a loag winter.
 { J H+Foster has been appointed game warden by Governor Riggs. He will be stationed at Ketchikan to succeed A. E. Lucie, resigned.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
WHITE MOUSE
 ID OPERATE.

sc. Benson, owner of the White Mouse group, which is located near the shore of Summit Lake and about two miles beyond the Forty Nine reports that wh le in Vancouver recently he placed the property in the hands of a syndicate which will start active devel- opment on the property as soon as it is possible to get in with suppl es over the snow crust At the head of the syndi- cate is Richard Elliott, K C., who has had considerable experience in mining, and who was heavily interested in Bear river properties at the time of the ex- citement of some nine years ago.
 The White Mouse, according to Mr. Benson, has big surface showing of dry ore. It adjoins Wm. Murphy's War Eagle which. according to rumor may soon be in the lime light,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19

Northern Light on the southwest and carrying the western extensions of the Premier leads. One big showing, at least 100 feet in width, appears on the property, and has been exposed by a surface crosscut for a width of 75 feet. The ore is complex and comparatively low grade, but valuable concentrat- ing product.
 The Algunquin Syndicate are an ac tive corporation and in the mining bus mess as a business, and are operating mines in Cobalt, Porcupine and Alaska. Their development program fir this camp has not yet been outlined, but it is known that MT. Melloche has let a contract for diamond drilling to Lynch Bros. of Seattle, and that three dril s will be put in operation on the North ern Light consolidation next spring.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
K!I)DIES WILL. CELEBRATE
 CHRISTMAS

There being no children in Hyder, this town is taking more than a Pla- tonic interest in the prepa ations for entertaining the kiddies at Stewart. where a fine crop of healthy and happy young hopefuls is flourishing, and Mrs Phil Backus, Hyder's representative on the ladies' committee who are hand ling the celebration, says that the resi- dents of both towns have been more than generous in their resposne to the call for funds. .
 The event will tase place Saturday night, Dec 27, in the Stewart town hall.
 Telegraph wires being down, no mes- sage could be sent to Santa Claus that way, but Archie Patterson, the mind reading soioist, came to the rescue with telepathic dispatch, and says old Santa is sure Le there
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19

Mrs A. Miller has bought the Hyder Cigar Store from Blondy Charlton.
 It's boy,- and word comes from Victoria that Roy Clothier's head is up in the clouds.
 Bob Keith is planning an enlargement of the Alaska Grille to accommodate the spring I'll h, rumbles of which can already be heard.
 Mrs. Madge Nelson, Hyder's only lady barber, has moved her shop into the new building erected near the Port land Cafe by Gus Erickson.
 Bill Hall claims to hold record as High Diver. He not only dove in, ac- cording to the regulations of the club, but dove out again.
 Jack Clegg, manager of the Salmon River Trading Com9any's store in Fly der, worked his way back from Ketchi- kan on the Confluence. Some deck hand
 Fred Young, Grant Manhood and H. Horstman have returned from a hunt ing trip down the canal. They say the clans are fat and very tame for this time of the year.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
WILL DEVELOP
 SUNSET CROU?

It is reported on good authority that the Sunset group, situated north of the Unicorn and owned by Wm. Fiji fer and associates, will be opened up as soon as 1t is possible to get into the property with supplies. It is understood that a company has beeu organized in Vancou- yer with ample capital to carry on the mining development. The Sunset con- sists of two claims and lies in tn "dry" zone, carrying surface showings of ore similar to that found on the Salmon river properties that are making good.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
Northern Light
 Group Bonded
TRAPPER COOK
 GETS JAY BIRD

A trapper extra rdinary is Joe Ben son, cook at the Mineral Hill. Miners coming down from there say that his performance coestitute marve, and that the results O.. his endeavors are little short of miraculous.
 He. has trap line all the way from the kitchen door to the wood pile, and let the weather be what it may, let old King Boreas himself breathe on the mountains with his congealing whisper, let the lnng destroying frost-mist, the White Death" of song and story, en- fold the cabin in its soul-searing grasp, let the pitiless blizzarC howl ard whoop, rattle an roar, swirl and swoop adown the canyons, let the mighty avalanche rush from it's lair in the fastnesses of stern nountaiA peaks and shake the everlasting hills to their very founda- tions' Joe goes oyer Lis trap line twice each day Twice each day he goes over his line, and alone, with an in intrepedity of spirit undaunted by any of the horrors W hich an i'm lacably cruel northern winter can produce
 Not that any of these horrors have happened yet, but full well the miners krow that should this munda sphere turn topsey-turvsy, should six, yes even seven planets meet in conjunction and the end of the world be prophesled, Joe will sal y forth and inspect his traps.
 Already he has caught a blue-jay, and the trapping season only one third gone. Not only has he caught the jay bird, but he has caught him alive and has h m in cage. During spare mo- ments when he is not trapping or think ing up some new appetizing dish, he is trying to teach the jay to talk.
 Some scoffers there be, they of the il> who tried to persuade Noah not to build his ark, who wag their heads and humble; 1t cant be did." But for these there is the unansWerable rejoild- CT: "Tslk is cheap, but it takes money to buy twoper-cent; and anyway, it's a long worm that has no turning"
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19
STRUGGLE IN EMBRACE OF
 ICY WATERS
Jimmy Robinson and Bush Team Have Exciting Ex- perience on Flooded Ore Road

When sleigh horses came run ming into Hyder with the traces ot their harness cut, there was no civic organization to ask why.
 People who knew the four, knew rhlt Jimmy Robinson, who is their skinner, would never cut tracec except to give his horses a chance for their lives.
 His own life, that was accoun- ted for when he showed up. Of course, evrything was ok then.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1919-12-19

The recent thaw raised some partic- ular high jinx all round. For one thing it backed he water up under the Pre- mier ore road to such an extent that when the Bush four, driven by Jimmy Robinson, broke through the crust they were swimming and so was Jimmy. The situation compelled quick work Jimmy slashed the traces, freeing the horses, tn n scrambled to solid footing himself. The team came to Hyder on the run, and Jimmy followed on foot, The sled can be recoverel.