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Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hurd will In
troduce two daughters. the Misses Kath-
arine and Eleanor Hurd. and Miss Gene
We've Babbitt, a daughter of Mrs. kur-
nal r. Rabbit, will be of the number.
There will be two Thompson girls. Miss
Geraldine L. Thompson. second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis s. Thompson.
and Miss Betty Thompson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips y. Thompson, who
have place for the summer at Shin
necock Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry
Mosle will have dance for their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Boardman Mosle,
at the Colony Club on the night Of De-
cember 81. and just the week previous
Mrs Robert L. Stevens will introduce
her daughter. Miss Mary s. Stevens, at
the Ritz-Carlton. where she WIN give
dance.
Miss Isabella Wood. daughter Of Nlr.
and Mrs. George e. Wood. will be one
of the debutantes and dance for her
will be given by Mrs. Theron r. Strong.
her cousin. on the night Of December 10
In the roof garden of the Waldorf-As-
toria. There will be included In the
number of debutantes Miss Ellen Ran
dolph, daughter of Mr.. Edmund Ran
dolph. for whom her father Is having
q dance on the night of December Is at
the Ritz-Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Frazier will introduce their daughter.
Miss Harriette Frazier. who Is q grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam Z. Rogers. Miss Juliette Deiafield
Longfellow, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Longfellow. will be brought
out at dance to be given at the Colony
Club on December %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Goldman Parish have selected
New Years Eve for dance at tho club
to introduce their daughter. Miss Eliza
Seymour Parish.
On December "a two cousins, Miss Julia
Brown Fincke. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin c. Fincke. and Miss Do
rothy Douglas Brown. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Brown. will be in
troduced at dance to be given in the
ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton. Miss su-
san Coppell. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Coppell and granddaughter OF
the late John NJ Bowers, IL to have a
dance on December II at the Colony
Club. One of the numerous dances at
the club will be given By Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Willoughby Sharp on Thanksgiving
night for their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Newton Sharp, and on that night at the
Ritz-Carlton Miss Odette FEEDER. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fuller FEEDER.
win be introduced at dance
Miss Laura Harding. second daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding Of
this city and Rumson. N. j.. is TO come
out at q dance to be given at the Plaza
on the night OF November 26 and on the
same night, at the Ritz-Carlton. Miss
Katharine Hendrick Terry. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thaddeus Terry,
will be introduced at lance. Miss
Helen Trevor, youngest daughter OF Mr..
ux41 n - T. -.
list. as also In Miss Gertrude Sanford.
second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sanford. Newport and Westbury viii
be represented by Miss Evelyn Loew
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third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Goadby Loew, who is a granddaughter
of Mr.. George f. Baker. Miss Mary
Davis Landstreet will be among the
number. She is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Landstreet and
niece OF Mr.. Joseph e. Davis and Of
Mrs. George f. Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy G.. Rockefeller
are to Introduce their daughter, Miss
Isabel Rockefeller. who is grand
daughter of Mr.. William Rockefeller and
Of the late James Stillman. DR.. and
Mrs Lewis Rutherfurd Morris will bring
out their daughter, Miss Katherine Il.
Morris Who Is a granddaughter of ex-
Sen e William A Clark. They will
i dance for their daughter some
.;..- in December. Another on the list
is Miss Marion Taylor. a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Taylor and grand
daughter OF Mr. Henry A. C. Taylor and
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Heber r.
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. e Roscoe Mathews
will bring out In New York their daugh-
ter, Miss Wandern Esther Mathews, for
when they had dinner and dance at
| the Turf and Field Club, Belmont Park
early IN the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Sherman Hoyt will introduce their
daughter. Miss Helen Phelps Hoyt, who
Is granddaughter of the late Arson
| Phelps Stokes. Prof. and Mrs. Allan
Marquand of Guernsey Hall. Princeton
n. j.. will bring out their third daugh-
ter. Miss Sarnia Marquand.
| In the long list is included Miss Caroline
Prentice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Prentice. who will fnve a dance for
their daughter on December 20 at the
Ritz-Carlton There also will be among
the debutantes Miss Elizabeth Sturgis
daughter Of Mrs. William S. Sturgis
Misr Katharine V. " Speyers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bayard Speyers
Miss Frances Childs, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards Herrick Childs OF
Hewlett; Miss Barbara Hooker. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elon Huntington
Hooker: Miss May wistar Morris
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
wistar Morris: Miss Clara Workum.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius workum,
Miss Georgina Wells, daughter of Mr..
J and Mrs T. Tileston Wells Miss Cath
erino waetjen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Louis waetjen; Miss Florence Els
worth, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
| Ellsworth Miss Marion Farr, daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Powers Farr OF
| the Homestead, West Orange Miss Mar
garet Dawson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
@. Howard Dawson OF Altamont Farm
Millbrook. n. Y; Miss Dorothy Clemens
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James b
mons Miss Katharine Beale Craw-
fora. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cor
don Crawford Miss Ada Francke
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luis J.
F'rsncke Of Glenby. Brookville. l. /.
Miss Katharine Gamble Rogers. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gamble Rogers
and Miss Elizabeth Meeker. for whom
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eugene
Meelter. will give a dance at the Ritz.
Carlton on December 23.
There also will be among the de.
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Mr. w EARLE DODGE soo MRS. EyDiG. HOrTef
NEW YORK az HOT SPRINGS VA
BRILLIANT EVENTS TO START
AINMENTS FOR CHARITY

Jr., Henry +. Dawson. Archibald *,
Brown, c. Temple Emmett, J. BortsH
Hartman, Winthrop McKim. Edwtr5
McVickar. William A Minott Alotro
Potter. James Blackstone Taylor. Lcia
S. Weeks, E. r. Merritt, r Burnside n
ter. Halliburton Fales. Jr. Stephen Bir''iA.
William r. Dixon, Henry #. Cook.
Reginald Barclay, John T. Pratt Harold
Pratt, John e. Alexandra. Henry Hole
lister Pease, George Turnure, Carl A.
Gersdorff, Charles Aston Bristed, Robert
Bacon, Charles Dana Gibson and Isaac
Newton Seligman. Misses Lydia Field
Emmett. Lucille Thornton and Caroline
Morgan.
Mrs Fales and her committee hope
that the income from the ball viii help
st. Timothys Community Centre to own
Its home.
Tomorrow nights performance by
Pavlowa for the benefit of the Navy
Club at 13 East Forty-first street will
take society TO the Manhattan Opera
House. Mrs. Charles A. Childs Is di-
recting the benefit. Boxes have been
taken by Mrs. William T. Dawson. Mrs.
Daniel Guggenheim and Mrs John Ross
Delafield. The patronesses who have
taken tickets include Mines. James
Roosevelt. Otto II. Kahn. Edward 8.
Hardness. Charles r. Hughes Hugh ID.
Auchincloss, W. v. NJ. Hoffman. J.
Stevens Ulman. Robert Bacon. Harry
Hardness Fiagler. ogden Reid. Arthur
M Dodge. John #. Archbold. r A. c.
Smith, T. Henry Hartman. T. Coleman
du Pont, Beeknan Winthrop Arthur
Woods. Edward C. Delafleld. Charles T.
Barney, Arthur II. Scribner. Roger
Lewis. Lewis Cass Ledyard. Julia
Arthur Isaac Untermyer. Herbert L.
Satterlee. James speyer. Randolph Gug-
genheimer and William Fahnestock. Miss
Iselin and Mrs. Edward J. Berwind.
To the prospective entertainments for
the debutantes has been added a ball In
the Ritz-Carlton on December for tho
benefit of Grosvenor House. Mrs. Sam
uel Sloan Walker is working out the de-
tails with the aid OF Miss Julia Bart
lett, who will sell the tickets at IS each
at her home. 80 East Fifty-second street
There will be tables for bridge at the
same price for those who would rather
rlay cards than go through the windings
OF the may. Mrs. Charles d. Dicleey
and the Misses Helen Lee. Sara Tod
Bulkiey, Eloise Boxer and Mary Hurd
are some OF the aids OF Mrs Walker and
Miss Bartlett in making the preliminary
plans.
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Greenwich Hunt
Club Opens Season

GREENWICH, Conn, Oct 1.-THE hunt
OF the Fairfield and westchester County
Hunt Club and Greenwich Riding As
ISOLATION, hell last Saturday afternoon,
marked the opening OF the hunt season
here Fifty riders participated.
LIP. Yandell was acting master Of tbs
hounds. taking the place OF Charles d
Lanier. the regular master. who is 81.
W. II. Madison was huntsman.
A number OF persons followed the
hounds. including several automobiles.
Mr.. Yandell led the pack from lans
near the Lanier place in Lake avenue TO
the northern part OF the town. In the
Round Hill section. passing over the
places OF william Hodge. actor; Roger
s. Baldwin and then crossing 70 tho
farm of Harry W. Croft az Ciapboard
Ridge and thence out to the George
Helme SQUAD farm on tho Parsonage
road. the finishing point
Preceding the hunt Mrs. Lanler gave
a buffet breakfast at the field club for
about 100 members OF the association,
all OF whom attended In their riding cos
tunes. Among the riders in the hunt
were Mr.. Percy A. Rockefeller. Mrs
Hope @. Yandell, Miss Becky Lanier.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Mertz. Messrs. Allan
Wood and Guy Carleton. Mrs. IL. Newton
whttelsey. Mrs. w. a. Finn. Misses
Joan Mchler, Ivy Madison, Marie
Leary aud Rosamond Pynchot and Mrs.
r. " Peil.
Miss Josephine V. Bray, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Bray. OF Port Chester, n. Y.
will be married to Mr.. Charles Pape. OF
Brewster, ". Y. a. the Church OF Our
Lady OF Mercy, Port Chester. on next
Wednesday evening, the Rev. Father
John Waters officiating. 4 reception
will follow at the home OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. william @. Rockefeller
OF Lake avenue have gone 20 New YORK
FOR the winter The Messrs. Godfrey
and stiilman Rockefeller have returned
to Yale: Sterling Rockefeller Is AZ Taft
school, while Miss Elmir1 Rockefeller
will pass the winter with her parents
and attend the Miss Chapin's School.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ Walter Gibson have
opened their home ON North street AFTER
spending the summer I'm Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Phillips and fani-
iiy have returned 30 Grove lane after
spending tho summer at oak Bluif.
Mass.
Mr.. Ralph r. slaven started last SAT-
urday aboard his speed boat the Tar
tar. for the Blue Mountains. Me. VII. 70
the boat will be put in dry dock for
the winter
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GoHing Parties on
Links at Lakewood

LAxrwoop, N. J.. Oct ie.-The ten
mis- courts at the Observation-Disclosures
were opened this week and players are
practising for tho annual autumn tour
rament- Golf. however. occupies tn
foremost part OF the sporting pro-
gramme Beginning next week there will
DC a special Saturday eighteen hole
tournament, in which all members and
visiting players may compete. Messrs
II. y. Day. Il. u. Day. George Van
Secbeck and Walter ". Sampson Of
Now York were among the players here
this week. Another gol1ng party on
the links daily was formed OF executive
departmental heads OF the General
Electric Company who have been IN
conference here at the Laurel-ln-the-
Pines Among these players are Messrs
Bunneli, p. d. Parker of Harrison, ~
j.: IL d. Laidlcy. T. X. Quinn OF Chi
cago. A. J. Grimm. r. w. Davis and
Paul Bander Of Cleveland.
In the first week OF December the As
ISOLATION OF National Advertisers will
convene here for several days. The
Laurel House Will be tho headquarters.
DR.. Harold Il. Disbrow. who r.
Gently took possession of his residence
on Third street, Is on a two weeks clint
cal observation tour TO Rochester MINI
Mrs. Dlsbrow Is visiting her parents at
Baltimore. Mrs. Horace Rutler. Mrs
Agnes A. Mulford and Miss Edith Mul-
ford OF New York arrived at the Laurel
House on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Hevenor OF New York. who spent the
summer at the waumbek, White Noun.
talns. have arrived at the Laurel-in-the
Pines. Other winter sojourners TO arrive
there this week were Mr.. and Mrs. r. s
Fetherston OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs,
f. c. Jenkins of New York and Col. and
Mrs Charles Newton Lindley.
Mrs J. r. Stanley OF New York en-
tertaned for few days Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. MCGUIRE and Mr.. and Mrs. y. ].
Quinn OF Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Drexel Biddle oi
Philadelphia arc at tho Jaurel-ln-the.
Pines where Mr.. and Mrs. n. T.. Steven
son OF New York have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. VI. ii. Eldridge.
At the Laurel House are Mrs y. G
Amman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Emmons. Mrs
w. J. Hampton. Mr.. J. +. Mcclellan
Mr.. T. O. Todd. Capt. Williams. Miss
q. L. waldo. Mrs II. V. Waldo OF New
York, Mr.. I. NJ. Jaycox of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bassett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hnl OF Brooklyn.
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A Ten and women of society al
Nj ready are making arrange
rangements fer number OF
brilliant events to start the seasons
entertainments for charity. The first
of these will be the election night ball
to be held at the Hotel Commodore on
November 2 for the benefit Of st. Tim
othy's Community Centre.
Mr.. Harry Sedgwick is to head the
floor committee for the ball. To his
committee and the Junior committee of
young women have been added Messrs
Edward A. LIE Roy. Jr. J. Minturn lie
Roy and Philip A s. Franklin. Jr. !;
Misses Eleanor Landon, Marie Norton,
Mary Stevens and Ellen Randolph. The
Junior committee will sell confetti, tin
horns and cigarettes. The suggestion
that the young women wear newspaper
costumes is TO be threshed out at a meet
ing over which Miss Genevieve Clenden-
min viii preside.
Merely because many OF the women
serving under Mrs. De Coursey Fales as
members of the ball committee are of
tho Republican persuasion the chairman
wants II to be known that this attrac-
ton is not TO be a political ball In spite
OF its election returns feature and the
night on which IL viii be held. The
committee. however. has noted as many
Democrats as Republicans and even
some Prohibitionists among the pur-
chasers OF tickets in advance. It will
be tho first large ball of the season.
The completed list OF patronesses is as
follows: Mines. Bayard c. Hoppin, w.
Seward Webb, Jr.. Robert S. Brewster.
Arthur w. Butler. Edwin o. Hotter.
Joseph II. Choate. Jr.. Frank II. Potter,
lie Grand Griswoid, Walter b. James
Rudolph Kisse. Oliver G.. Jennings. Good
hue Livingston, Herbert l.. Pratt. Will
lam X Vanderbilt. Henry Potter Rus
sell, e. d. Morgan, Jr., John Cotton
Smith. r. Ambrose Clark. Rufus L. Pat
terson. Irving T. Bush, William Barclay
Parsons. John Bassett Moore, James May
Duane, James r. Strong. Schuyler Van
vechten. J. Amory Haskell. Gavin Had
Den. Henry Morgan Post, Samuel Riker
Jr., Charles L. Riker, Joseph Larocque
Charles Merrill Chaplin and Lewis Cass
Ledyard.
Also Mines Dean Sage. c. Ledyard
Blair. II. Rivington Pyne. George b
Post. Jr.. Clarence Blair Mitchell. ]. j
Higginson. Ernest Lorillard. Charles T.
Barney. s r. Pierrepont. II. w. Sibley
William Goadby Loew. George F. Baker
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MRS. De CCURSEX, EALES,
CHAIRMAN OF The
ELECTION NIGHT BALL
WOMEN OF SOCIETY STUDY
ECONOMICS OF THE KITCHEN

AIRED Of modern of society these practical days
" aids
palat The mistress of the home finds herself IN the
a
with finds these nses
additional
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, JACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors
PHIDA. STAMP CO.. II S. 17th ct.
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CITY HALL PLAZA. SSXso f. 81 'aTGe ara Broad BROAD
st ma! station. hI5T H. IL FRITZ. 11s Walnut !, ss
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HELP wANTEp-MAIH

ALEsMBN-wanted, 2 experienced saIos.
men to sell one OF the best lines Of knitted
neCkwear to the retail trade: commisaion
basis. 929, Ledger Office,
SALEsMBN--Exp. not neces, Character es-
sential to learn the selling Of securities
our insruc. and cooper. as, sue. A 62f. L. o.
SECURITY SALESMAN = wide-aweke IN
dustrious, capable man, who ls desiro,is NJ
connection with live issue and a money.
maker, is souSht by nm International cor.
entele. This proposition has some OF the
strongest Inducements tnat could be given a
very attractive proposition js offered, with n
permanent connection and a prosperous fi
ture. wayside Telephone and Auto Serviss
Newark ". j.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOCNTANT-Exper: in cost. desires re-
spOn. pos as exec. or leading to same:
10 yrs. successful exp office. man CORES,
etc; l VI. brokerage exp: especially desir
in new enterprise whore knowledge OF finan-
cling Is desirable a sos. Ledger Office
BUTLER, plain cook general housework.
with experience, young Jap. wishes steady
position; take entire charge OF small family
or Caretaker Of gentleman's apartment: hon
est. sober. willing best reference. willing
Neto 30s y. 18th st.
MANAGER - Active man. AZ years old
Phiia adelphan by birth, now employed as
Office manager with large govt establish
class firm in Philadelphia or vicinity: :hor-
ouGhly experienced IN office management.
accounting. correspondence. cost systems
etc excellent record. VI eos. Ledger Office
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ROOMS FoR RENT

ARCH ST. 2I25-LYRIC-Newly furn sim
gle double rooms sp9tless clean; phone.
BROAD, s., 004-Inspection Invited these
comfortable rooms private family.
19O4--Large well fUrn' Tm
priv bath: ID floor elec. refererre.
AGO CHESTNUT--Largc we'll furn rrn
sam.prLy. bath ! or : gentlemen
CHESTER AVE. 500'.Priyi fam, have
DIAMOND, l0O7-Single, also sitting room,
pri, fam gentleman; bath, shower; phona'
LOCUST ST, I63S-Attractive scc1nd- noor
suite, tile bath and electricity; single
rooms.
MASTER ST, 59I4-Large second floor front
room, furn. as library and bedroom; owner
SPRUCE ST, 1835-Very desirable rooms:
Just being opened; same furnished.
10TH N, 1870. II oTEL RURIC
BesnfuEly fHTn rSSmS SaS sSG s5GotIssSly clean
Conv to stations; best accommodation for
travelling people. moderate: Ph. Spruce 1874
Ss28 N, 18TH sT.-DEsIRABLE APART.
NisHEb, PHONE TIoGA 61as W. ''' = "
S7TH & BARRING 3Gi6 Hamilton, fur1,
rmE., no housek Ing. cony. TO subway cars.
BACHELOR suite or gentlemen; 2 front
rooms; private bath; ). Broad st, section;
furnished to suit Phone Dickinson 92SO n
between . and p N. -
TWO handsomely furnished bedrooms; ali
ohsr guests located is minutes s of from
city Hall. gentlemen only; $50 per month
each. p 7ls, Ledger OFFICE,
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS In Germantown
priyate house, second floor noxt hath
adults only; meals In immediate neighbor.
hood references exchanged Phone Mannheim
3Ol4 w.
list ST, 2, l22i-Inspectlon Invited com.
Portable rooms for gentlcmen corner
house all conyenlences. Call evenings
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts, some houselSnS
Sherwood Apt. Agency, 225 S. Broad st'
WEST PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT, 5000 = Attractive furnishes
rooms for women students or bus. women.
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TALKING MACHINES; RECORDS

OVER 10, 900 records listed at 81 each, n
be sold at SOC; talking machines and nc,
cessories. Wholesale and retail Central
Music store. l27 ~ llth, above Arch
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HELP wANTED-MALE

HELFl HELPl HELP!
You need help to succsed and we need your
assistance. Il can place 3 men who know
they can sell; convincing. truthful talker,
good personal appearance, ambitious and
willing to pay the price thard workl to win
permanent success; " you believe In your
self and have hopes of a future tell me all
about IL in your letter; give ago, phone, re-
ligion and all data. p I29, Ledger ofnce.
LABORERS--Suutheast corner 52d and
z chestnut st. Keystone state Construction
BABORERs, SIS dayi I days. ss5 week: state
road T24 Vine st
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WANTED
DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS

until YOU see US we are paying the incraa.od
mice FOR diamonds For more than 50 vas re-
We have Lcen buying diamouds md ntbas
precious stones from the large jewaIrv ana
drpartment stores and from their Cust1rner :
rcCoum snded to US. We also buy old soIS
and silver. Nav we be OF serVice 10 I,orS
our transactions are always confidential
THOs r. LEE & CO 7I2 Walnut q,
FTRNITURE. rugs ard antiques, old CbTn.
old pictures, brio a-braC Of everv dssn.t,a'
tIon: We go anywhere. Glenwood FnrpItt,,,rp ~
90 26OG Ridge ave. Phone Diamond aaso " 90 .
Park 1881. Logan office, Wyoming 5o35 VI
CARPETS, furniture entire household Soo5.
wanted make sure that you gel ali Wo,i
goods are worth; don't sell until you see us
8 l7th St, Phi. Dickinson 100.
6I-INCH T. +. bookkeeping machine. Istas;
model at least registers with nj legst y =
digits each: state number ard price +. o.
Box 262,
CARPETS, furniture. entire households
varied will pay you your own price, Cs ii
anywhere any time Southwark FurnituTs
Co, $50 $, 10th st. Phone Dickinson i20b
ANTIQu uES--Wanted antiques OF all kinds,
gold silver, platinum. Douglass, i8II
Chestnut st., I'd floor. Locust 343l
WANTED, secondhand, double action harm
must be strung up. Reply stating price,
TO 4 52i Ledger Office. !"
"& shoes. caii or write ss7 n. N.ith. Mkt. 2iis.
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HORSES

SADDLE HORSE-Gentleman's high-grade
saddle horse with pediEree; in first class
condition; good reason for selling. 13S.
Ledser ofnee. ~
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HELP wANTEp-MALE

ACCOUNTANT -- Wanted, good, practical
man, experienced in bookkeeping. who can
keep books analyze accounts and claims
one with manufacturing experience pre-
ferred Address, Swing age. experience and
ACCOUNTANT hrst-class seniors and semi
seniors, experienced in analyzng costs
temporary work. Apply Mr.. Hitchner. l40
n. Broad st, eighth floor.
BATTERY MAN with experience on all
makes Of automobile batteries, wanted.
Apply 23s N Broad.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

340i-Positions wanted cooks, chamber
maids. mattresses, buffers; also wanted
Monday. hrst-class. $50 TO ss5 per month.
Girls.
EDUCATIONAL and Domestic Employment
Club, 225 8. Sydenham u5th and WalnuO
maids, cooks. Mattresses. chambermaids sup
piled.
NJ. MCCARTHY, 202O sansom St, wants sew
eral hrst-class cooks chambermaids, par
lor maids, lady's maids, laur-dresses. nurses
goyernesses, couples, buffers and chauffeurs.
MRS NICHOLS. 238 s. goth s.. wants but
lers, Wallets, coupes. cooks. waits. nurses,
COOKS, ., first class, and ohambermsid
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APARTMENTS WANTED
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
,TNr A,onsR RR8MINEEF Il GEErSS SSESTRAE IA ARART
Ours HEHH5 MID HAs 4o Use FoRLfFGT FOR II FOR o 4
YEAR, IT CoNSIsTs OF LIVING ROOM
ROOM, BATH AND MAIDS ROOM: IN
FERDINAND d. FLEMING
1894 Walnut st.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. 17Ol Wallace
Bedroom, sitting room and private bath
we'll furnished, clean, comfortable: ali SUNNY
outside rooms: steam heat. electricity; mod.
crate.
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BOY
One who desires a position with excellent op-
portunity for Advancement.
For a bright boy there is an opening in one
OF Philadelphia largest publishing houses.
Duties TO start will be mainly those Of Office
boy. combined with some clerical work.
Salary $40.
Answer in own handwriting.
Moo7. LEDGER office.