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__•_• IB'SffilillSSSSl MERRY WIDOW HATS FREE. For particulars read con- ditions on last page of. today's Colored Magazine Section. »_ _ - A ' i •• CLASSIFIED ADS * IIHIIIIII ill ..i pin n .II.I MERRY WIDOW HATS .' I i ^ FREE. For particulars read con- ditions on last page of today's Colored Magazine Section. •_•___ LOST AND FOUND It word* or lets, 80c ; additional words, to. L0ST-AUOU8T 28. AT. BRYN MAWR HO- tel. small flat (told watth with enameled and carved back aua chain with opal slide; »o reward for tho return of the- above articles to J. E. Caldwell * Co., 002 Chestuut at., Philadelphia. No questions asked. ^_ i LOST, MRPTlCMliKft 9, BETWEEN WISTER, Heberton lumber yard and Chelteu ave.. Qer- mantown, blue prints and specifications for house 64th and Park ave. Return to above and receive reward no queattoua asked If returned to Jas. B. Caldwell A__Co^ 902 Chestnut at.. Phlla. U > 8 t - WATCH AND FOB. WITH PRK8EN tatlon badge to R,. Stevenson from Loyal UnltV Lodge. No. 7628. I. O. O. F.. M U. Reward If returned to R. Stevensou. 842 N. IBS. & : t —, . U>ST. BETWEEN CAMP HILL AND READ- Jug Terminal, sapphire seal ring, cut with crest, bird holding branch: $20.00 reward for return to J. R. Caldwell & Co.. 002 Chestnut at.. Phlla.. Pa. P, THURSDAY, 24TH INST.. A SMALL diamond ring, fourth floor, west corridor, City Hall. Reward If finder returns It to Room II 8, J_*. w _l^ajrtment• A. H. Newltt. LOST. WIDE) HANVTBRAORLBTr, TUESDAY, between 11 and fa P. M., going from 52d and Haverford to 3tfth and Fatrniount ave.; re- ward. 5181 Folsom »t EOST-BELT PIN, FORMING INITIALS M. 30. F., around 27th and Parrlah. Wednesday night; gift from a dead friend; reward. 7BO North_86tiu_ I-OvST - HUNTING CASE GOLD WATCH. Klxtu movement, photo Inside rear lid: no fob or chain attached. Reward. 120-131 S. Tenth St.. Reading, Pa. DOO. WHITE AND BROWN POINTER. LOST near 24th and Oxford. Reward. 868 North Broad «treot. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. COLLIE DOO' WITH white collar. Reward if returned to 1205 Glrard avenue- A n in nkf .fit FOR EXCHANGE IS words or left*. SOo; additional words, So GOLD WATCH. EASTMAN KODAO. BANJO, mandolin, guitar, banjo, mandolin and field ? lasses: want printing press, tenta or beat of- er. H. c. Frees, We8t_phester. Pa. $05 CREDIT CERTIFICATE IN llOO BUlLi)- . Ing lot at Reoga Park. New Jersey. P-303, Inquirer office. TWO~FTAtya, COTTON. 5x8. NEW. 2.4x8.2. „ bunting, 4x0. 1.3x4%, new, with poles; what n *. Te -y? u? jMl_ da ? Sunday. 20X>8 S. 7th at. FOR" isf MORTGAGE"W REXL" KSJATE*. $8000, 4cylinder automobile, 1008 Frayer- Mlller; make offer; T-3«7._Iiiqulrer office. CAMERA, 6x7? PHOTOS~8HOWft ANYTHING offered• W-380, Inquirer office. FOR EXCHAXOE-HIGlLGliADE PRINTING. . What hav^ .von? R-204, Inoulrer office. STEAM RUNABOUT/WHEEL STEER, GOOD _order._What is offered;^ 1021 McKean at. ADVERTISING COURSE, l7 O. £,'f6K DIA- mond. P-281, InqtUt-r office. NEW"'APPLE" DYNAMOS FOR GOOD HAM- merlcss shot gun. D-200. inoulrer office. PRINTING TO EXCHANGE. WHAT HAVE you to offer? R-342, Inquirer office. MALE HELP WANTED It words or leas, SOo; additional words, So AOTIVB, ambitious single men to travel with crew; expenses advanced. W-378. In- qulrer_ofnce. . ADVERTISING MAN. manager, two seasons, largest auditorium In country. Fowler, Bev- erly. N. J. . ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. experienced, wanted for Founders' Week attraction. Call Monday 10 A; M.. 1107 Brown st. II g i l - l H I K PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1908 MALE HELP WANTED It words or less, 80c j additional words, to COOK—Good Jewish cook wanted, male or fe- male, In restaurants state experience and •alary expected. AHdresB B-818. Inquirer off. CUTTERS, experienced on ladles' waists. Wm. Splra A Co.. 412 Brown at. CYLINDER PRESSMAN to take charge me- dluin xUo book and lob office, steadv and permanent position to a steady and capable pressman. Address, stating particulars. A-2G8. Inquirer office, D*_lONSTRATOltS~Wanted, _5 . demonstrat- ors. Apply 10 to 12 Monday; 2158 N. Uber street. DESIGNER required for steel and copper plate engraving, one experienced In lithographic or half-tone designing, could quallfy^ln short period. E. A. Wright Bank N< Chestnut. right Bank Note Co., 1108 DESIGNERS, male and female, experienced on ornamental and dressmaking work. Apply Smith Ramsey wmb. Co.. 10th and Chestnut streots. DESIGNER AND CUTTER of men's and boys' clothing open for engagement./ C-21S, In- gulrer office. . ' DISHWASHER, Polish, to make himself use 'ful In restaurant Race sts H. E. cor. Front and ADVERTISING SOLICITOR^ want good on novelty line. M-255, Inquirer office. man LARGE WHITE SETTER spots, anawer name Rex. Eudld ave. DOO. BROWN Reward at 1410 ARCHITECT-Young architect familiar with alterations to plan and superintendent. Ad- dre88_K-201._lno t ulrer office. . ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT wanted; no sal- ary until qualified^ A-228 t Inquirer office. ARTIFICIAL LIMB MAKERS— Wanted. two HEART SHAPED ENAMEI.KD AND GOLD pin. small diamond. Reward. 1833 N. Ca- mac st; t| LOST-MASONIC CHARM. BETWEEN 62D and 80th, on Market; name Hlggs; reward. 5121 Market st. _ LOST-WHITE BULL TERRIER, HALF FACE black, ears cut; reward. 14«l N. 28th. FOR EXCHANGE It words or less, 30c; additional words, to WAIJTISD^^R^OX^ for family use, also two or four seatod cut- under. I have Philadelphia Improved real es- tate In beset residential location, would also consider a good automobile or part cash. A- 874, Inquirer office. / . FOLDING BED. WARDROBE, STYLE French, mirror door, mahogany: also parlor furniture, couch or upholstering, done In exchange for j.inno. carpet, rugs or coal. L 8S.t. Inquirer office. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, SILVERWARE. old Jewelry, pistols, paper back novels, old Philadelphia views, military and sporting goods wauted In exchange for equal value. Rrenhase's_ Curiosity Shop, 2413V. Ridge, ave- ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENGINEERING, SEVEN volumes, by Swingle, now; Wheeler & Wil- son. No. V, fine condition; what's offered? 4710 Pa rrlsh at. * EX CHANGE' YOUNG PAIR Sf 1 BROKEN beagles, not gun shy, for double barrel gun or watch. 183 W. Blddle at., West Chester, Pa. ALL TRADIN~G STAMPS EXCHANGED FREE or two given for one tobacco coupon. Frank- ford Trading Stamp Exchange. 2772 Frank- t ord_ ii venue. TRADING "STAMP BOOKS. A.ifY~KlND, Ex- changed for office furniture or ruga or any- thing useful. Bell 'phone. Kensington Trading Stamp Exchange, 2117 N. Front st. "WILL GiVK USE OF GOOD "UPRIGHT Pi- ano for rurnlshed roorn two or three* nights a week with quiet family; referencos exchang- ed. R-226. Inquirer office. WHAT r S OFFERED F~OR FOUR 860 EOO ela«! Cyphers Model Incubator, 8 Cornoll auto- matic feed hoppers? Qlenoldcn Poultry Yards, Olenolden. Pa. L'AOE Sl'AMP OOLXiEOTION. VALUE *15<>. for Remlugton tyiiewrlter; give num- ber, make offer- Ixsadbeater. 1S00 Clearfield utreet. HAVEA OOOD~H6USF/HOI_D ARTICI^'FOR mall order business; about 3000 in lot- can he mailed for one cent: value $20. What's offered? C-880. Inquirer office. F^(5ilANGB--i^UiTYT855 IN A $600 LOT at Olvnalde. Tailoring, groceries or what Is offered? P-728. Inquirer branch, 15th and York. HOUSE~_tENT FOR EXCllANam T~OWl5 $18 porch front house in West Philadelphia, make offers Instead of paving cash. K 200, Inquirer office. WILL KX*CHANllB~i5^THll ; EirET5f¥~B^A^ri)S fine cigars for five books of crown stamps. X-U43. Inquirer branch, 2000 Germantown •JJS; WILI- EXCHANOB FACE XSD S&Ap 1 treatment, shampooing and manicuring, for something useful. F-1281. Branch Inquirer, 4000 Woodland avenue. HOUSE""PAINTfNlF AND PAPERllANGlNG done for coal. A 45-. Branch Inquirer. 4th and Glrard avenue. BiUOkLAYBlR WILL DO POINTING AND lobbing. What have you? S-652. Branch In- quirer, zlat and Ridge. . BRASS BESTEAD AND ff ,'<HX! artificial limb makers. Buhols Artificial Limb Co., 1310 Arch st. ARTIST (portraits)—Young man under instruc- tions. BennIngton. Front and Diamond sts. ASSISTANT SHIPPER- GimDel Brothers, re- quire an assistant shipper; one who is ac- customed to marking with brush. Apply fourth floor, 8th st. BAKER—Young man to assist in an institu- tion, day work, wages $16 per month, board. wash. Address O. W. T.. 53ft Hamilton ave.. Trenton. N. J. BARBER, eober and reliable, begin at once: good place for right man. Geo. T. Graham, Stato Collage. Pa. BARBER wanted, steady, $12 per week. Call uutll 3 o'clock. S. E. Oor. Norrls and Pat- ton sts.. bOlow 82d. BARBER—Good, steady Job for sober man. Address Jno. R, Caasen. Tyrone. Pa. BA~RTENDER for seashore, must be first-class, wages $40 month, room and board. 0-292, InQiilrer offlce^ ______ BARTENDER for Saturday afternoon and ulght; address, with references. Q-1349, Inquirer branch. 424 B. Allegheny ave. BILLING CLERK, steamship office, conversant with official classification, quick penman. Apply Pier 2. North Wharves. , BOOKKEEPER, who Is also an expert sten- ographer and typewriter, new store, Just opening In Philadelphia, consequently books new, and as business progresses assistants will bo provided; fine opportunity for office manager. In answering state experience and salary expected. Address Advertising Counsel, 715 Stephen^ Olrard Bldg. _ _ BOOKKEEPKR-ExpoTlenced double entry bookkeeper for all year position at Atlantic Cltv: first-class references required. A-2138, Atlantic City Press, BOOkK'EF.PER and general office man want" ed In Camden wholesale house, must bo huniler, give references, salary, age, present and former occupation. M-238. Inquirer office. BOOKKEEPER— Assistant, quick and sccuT- rate, uot afraid of work, stady habits; Ger- man-speaking; state reference and salary. N- "flce. In" DRAFTSMEN^ first class, experienced on auto- matic machinery; college men preferred; state full particulars and state minimum sal- ary. Automatic Platen Press Co., Haobver, Ponna. ___^ DRIVER who U~ familiar with the second- hand box business: a good steady position: state experience: confidential. Box S-282, In- qulrer office. -_.•.! DRUG! CLERK wanted, registered tnanageK married or single, must come well recom- mended, West Philadelphia. L-217, Inquirer office. DRUGGIST—Registered, to take charge, loca- tion large town In anthracite coal region; state reference, experience and salary expect- ec. 8-266. Inquirer office. DRUGGI8*—A young man, Q. A., with good experience and reference, third year student preferred. 8200 Diamond. DRUGGIST, 6. A., wanted, college privilege*, references. Call 22d and Ellsworth sts. MALE HELP WANTED It words or less, SOo j additional words, to MAN, active, educated, wanted, capable of earning $2000 or moro per year: yearly con- tract on definite guarantee basis. Dodd, Mead &_Co. .Publishers, 820_ Perrjr Bldg., Phlla. MAN~AND"lviFB~wanted, man to look after horse and garden, woman to do cooking, ref- erence required, 12 miles out on Reading Road. N-wp, jmP' Irer of flee. MAN—Wan'tetL married mail, white, small family, good milker, dairy fawn; good wages and house; reference. Call or write. William Chambers, Malvern, Pa., Route 8. MAN to take care of garden atuTTawn and to make himself useful around the house; must be steady and Tollable: private residence, near Elklna Park. D-277. jnqulrer office. MAN for lnVurance business, living In south- east section, salary and commission: rep orences from employers for 5 years required; 8_M)LA- M. Monday. 1521 Snyder ave. . mait drive MAN—Wanted, man and wife, delivery wagon, wlfo do housework 441 IS. Wyoming ave.. Oluey. Sunday. MAN for blacksmith aud electrical work; state age, experience and wages, wanted. A-854, Inquirer office. ' MAN wanted" ~ln Employment office, will get share of profits, must be hustler, give ref- erences. I1-S28, Inquirer office. MAN AND WIFE-Mlddlo-aged man and wife to take care of forty acre farm near Phlla- delphia. R-251, Inquirer office. MALE STENOGRAPHER with some executive ability; give reference and salary expected. L-826, Juqulrer office. «|in '• »• 41 —ajt MALE HELP WANTED It words or lass, SOo j additional words, to -^wto h SALESMAN. class man who can close big le whom I have already Inter- class New Jersey seashore lot deals estcd In a hi proposition. % To such a -dan. If he can prove to me that he Is an Al salesman of unquestionable char acter I will make an interesting proposition. I do not want a man simply Ap follow leads. but one who can and will close big deals. Must be of commanding appearance, well dressed and a good, strong talker. In applying be suro to State what experi- ence you bAve bad and whether or not you are employed at present; also give two references. Itivelv no attention will be paid to any application unless theso points are covered. E- Poeltively no attention mcatton unless tb '. Inquirer office. -ALESMAN-^vWcd, at once, experle specialty salesman to call on drug and eral store trade; soiling well advertised lenccB gen- _ line apothecary medicine, expenses advanced; good to aalary or commission on pormunortt basis, give 'lth whom last employed ' , -ulars. renllea confide! *?*J^,_Cbl&go. age, experience, with whom last cmployei obtain full particulars, replies confidential Bi— -"" '" * SALESMAN—Opportunity; tea and coffee; trade offered to salesman commanding trade In Eastern Pennsylvania by a leading tea and coffeo Importing house and owners of .popular brands of cigars; give full particulars. Ad- ••••« ..'i-Hi.r. »->• i. l .[.i.iiiii»i-iiiiftiiU-ir , ; _____i Draoas oi cigars; give full particulars ddrcss Lock Box 079, New York City- ( MANAGER—Company now manufacturing a patented staple arttele used by everybody wants a capable, basiling mechanical man, ono who ha» had experience In handling help, principally girls, for assembling the . parts; will pay A fair salary to start, with increase as business advances. K-205, inquirer office. DRUGS—Wanted young man 2 to 8 years' experience: with or without college privi- lege; etate age and reference. H-260. In- quirer office. DRUGB— Registered relief elork for October 1st. 12. 18, 14. 15 and 10th. and tho whole month of November. Edwin J. Kuhns. IAIIH- dalc. Pa. f)RUGS^~Reglstered or Q. A., one with good experience and reference Columbia ave. Fennor, Bread and 2j0J. Inquirer office. BOOKKEEPER--Assistant bookkeeper in a small brewery, collect and do general office work. _ T-854. Inquirer office. ______________ BOOTBLACK! wanFed, colored"; shoe repairing. 1200 Gilbert st. BOY—Wanted, boy, with about 1 years expert- ence in Job printing office, to feed prees, make ready and set type, excellent chance, $6 to start. 1113 ft. Broad. farm. 1^_ 8. 18th, > CRIB, WITH •-i>i-lugs and box mattress, for runabout and httmesj*.__§18 N. 19th._ ^___ PIANOIiA IN FIRST-0l-\S8 CONDITION; valuo $160: will take part In coal or what have you? M-258, Inquirer office. JW15 BUILDING LO-fS NEAR WILLOW Grove, exchange for good mining stock. Box 43, Bryji Athyn, Pa. ' EXOHANGlC 25-ROOM APARTMENT IIOrjBET central; also 53-acro Philadelphia. EXCHANGE-18 VOLUMES SORIBNER'S and Upplocott's Magazines. What la offer- ed_j Address A-844. Inquirer office. WILL EXCHANGE 45 BARRED ROCKS FOR good shotgun. W. Blnney. 654 Jameo street, aileton, Pa. SXCHANGE. HOIJSE PAINTING FOR RUN- about auto. Address 714 Dauphin st. I<eath- erman___^ WHAT IflfOFFERED FOR THOROUGHBRED hound pupa, 10 months old? Now being bro- ken. A-288. Inquirer office. _ WILL EX'OHANOB A IAYT OF METAL POL- i-.ii for small screw cutting lathe, or what is offered ?__A-288 V Inquirer office. Wli.L EXCHANGE FINE DIAMONDS FOB rug, magohany table, cut glass or typewriter. HUM South sL „_..-. WHAT IS "^OFFERED F O R N B W NATIONAL cash register, cost $75? W. F. Wiley, 2015 North 17th street. >. j_S0TfANGirT6R PIGEON AND CuTldKKS plant In New Jersey, stock and fixtures groc- erv store; make offer. R-228, Inqnlrer office. BXOHANGEl _>ONY PREMO^ 4x6 CAMERA". extra fine leimes; what have you? X-272, In- qulr-jr ofoce. 1 . WILL EXCHANGE A GOLD FILLED" CASE watch for a good double-barrel gun ofrgood make. Q-200, inquirer office. $150—ORANDFATHBR'S CLOCK. BUILDING or cemetery lot, diamonds or piano. 11-221. Inquirer offioe. WtLL GIVE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER OR Kdlson phemograph. What's offered 1908 South street; WILL EXCHANGE A FOUR PASSENGER touring car for a first-class motorcycle. Ii- 276. Inquirer office. EXOHANGB GAME CHICKENS FOR PEDI- greed English setter bitch. James Busfield, York. Pa. UNINCUMBERED BUII.DINO LOTS AND . other holdings exchanged for drug store in Phi I adlephla. H-251. ibqulrer office. *"*1T EX'OiU'MG L E-FARM'. 35 ACRES', lit _>elaware. Jessie Booth, 1040 E. Westmore- land^ N F^-Exc3i(4^G"MMtNGtE BARREL GUIT. kitchen table, lady's silk scarf. 1251 Han- BOY wantod toT^aru trade as machinist and tool maker; Manual Training School student preferred. Apply by letter. Miller Lock Co., Frank fowl. iipirTiS" to 16. io learn retail hardw,ars br*s- lness; live at store; one understands Ger- nvah preferred. Addjrees. with reference, to S T IiSdnge. ft28' N. ytTst. OwSjinTv. *. - BOY'S wante<l to deliver packages, not afraid of work;' salary $8.50: give nearest telephone number and reference, p-152. Inquirer Office. BOY 1 , neat, wanted, 18. to keep store clean aud run errands. Address S 648, Inquirer Rranch. 2801 Olrard ave. | BOY wanted In dental laboratory, some ex- _ pOrtence, low wages to start with. A-223, Inoulrer office. rFlLttRS—Wanted, experienced filers or fria- . era on bora end wood umbrella handles. Ad- dress Swltter 4 Schussel, 114 Franklin St., Apply Monday, BOY in builder's office; good chance for ad- vancement and learn business. T-848. In- qjtilrqrofflce. . BOY steady, reliable, in envelope factory*. ^0-280, Inquirer office. BOY wanted for light work. _ 850 N. Front. BOY, clean, quick. Galuralth's Drug Store, 6139 Germantown ave. , ' BOY. 16 or 17. experienced In handling sheets In blndery«or printing office. 227 S. 6th s i BOY—Physician wants lT-year old colored boy. Call 2802.,ColdmBla ave. B6Y wanted to paint. 2d and Pine sts., Camden. . BRICK" CI^EANERS—Wanted, brick cleaners, at Oth ao__ Hamilton sts. t Monday morning. BfilGJa.T iOUTH. about 18, In "office of Obcst- nqt street dry goods store, splendid opportu- nity for experience and advancement; wages $6 to commence; qualifications, plain, legible wrltlog and accurate at figures with good rcf- trenco for character. W-362, Inquirer office BRIGHT BOY: about 16 or 16 vears of rgei to work in laboratory. Apply Farbentabrlkeu of Elberfeld Co.. 9-11 N. Water st. DRUG«8-Begt9tered graduate, _ some experi- ence In German. Address O-S90. Inquirer oftW. . DROea-Q. A. or young man. good, practi- cal experience. II. It. Blum*. Germantown ave. and Pelham Road. I)UUG CLERK wanted of few years' expert- ence with college privileges. Inquire 283 N. 2d st. DRUGS—Registered manager, speaking Ger- man, give reference and salary. K 2.74, In- qnlrer offlce. DRUGS—Q! A. or graduate with four or five _yearj'_exportejice^ jU28 _Market st. t DRUG CLERK, speaking English and German. single; reference required: state salary ex- nected: no hoard. M-254. Inquirer, office. DRUGS-R. A., In" New Jersey, "wishes iwil- tlon in country, married, good references. Drugs,88 N. PennBylyanla - avo.,_ - Ajlapjlc__Clty ; DRUGS-Wanted? registered pharmacist _ as extra man Founders* Week; reference. Chas. Iieedom._Broad and Filbert. DRUGS—R'eilef clerk wanted, 7.80 to 10.30 Wednesdayjtvenlngs. Write 8 2 5 4 ^ 16thjit. bRUGS-^-Boy wanted In drug store, run ef- rands; make himself useful. 448 Norrls st ; -)RUOS- Errand boy "wan ted, living In neigh"- _bortood. 6100 Market st. E^GLNFTER" (UcenwdlVas superintendent of a large charity. v whose wife or other relative Is competent tor serve as matron; Interest In the unfortunate and ability to direct labor of others both necessary. Address In own writing, with age. occupations and references, T-3120, Inquirer offlce. ^__ ENGiNEER"who~understands Ice machines and refrigeration, stato kind of machines have been handling and general experience. L-200, Inquirer offlce. ENGINEER to attend to a small eniifno and* boiler and to make himself generally useful In bindery. AjMre*s__L : 207 i .!_njUlr_____ofnco. ENGRAVER—An "ali-aronno^engraver on "steel and copper; state wages and references d seud sample of work. Syracuse Steel vlng Qo. t Syracuse, N. Y ractlcsl married man for 15 aero small truck, berries, voting fruit, etc.:' wages $25 per month; bouse, MATTRESS MAKER wauted; no finishers; steady work. 340 W. Glrard ave. MEAT CUTTERS—Two young~"men. about "2l to 25 years old, married preferred; must be active, quick and fine salesmen, as well as good cutters; wages $14 per week; steady em- ployment, with advancement. K-228, Inquirer offlce. . ^ MEAT CUTTER wanted; one that can manage- store; good wages and steady place. E. Mayer. 2000 Diamond st. Call Mtween 8.80 and 0.30 A. Jd^ "JV MEAT CU*TTER—Young man having years' experience: chance for advancement. Ap- ply Sunday afternoon, between 2 and 4, 864 •N v 48th at. , MEAT CUTTER*, must be sober aud flrst-clasB. good wages to right man; steady position. 11-104. inquirer office^: MEAT CUTTElt" for "grocer?, meat and prp- vtslon store, position permanent for right man. 1801 Ontario st. MEAT ""CUTTER -Wanted, a sober, relfablo man for good, steady position. 1726 Frunk- ford ave. MKA'FoUTTKR wanted. Rldgway Beef Co.I 2141 Ridge ave. MEAT "CUTTER--t)p-to-date man"; cut price store. 1200 Wallace st. MEAT CUTTER wanted. 4562 Mltchel St.. __Roxl)orough. MECIIANICAL" DRAFTSMAN with experience on designing dies and fixtures for small in- terchangeable parts; state age, experience, refereneo and salary expected; location Frank- ford. Q-2T8, Inquirer offlce. MEN—Wanted""" two Tesiiectable men. at»ut 46 yeara of age, to walk streeta during Founders' Wecek, dressed as William Penn, wages $1 day. Apply 0 A. M. Monday, 327 N. 11th St. MEN—Warned, men of ubiTTty to""repr*sent so- ciety, showing features unequalled for ob- taining buslncMK, good Income assured and splendid chances for promotion. P-318, Inqulr- er office. MEN-Rrlght men wanted, white or colored, to write ludustrlsl Insurance. Apply 8. K. Cor- ner _10|h and Ellsworth. . MEN—Two capable men. one German, with iwd address and cltv exp> rleuce, good pay. rJfil city , 18i vegetableH. milk. R^246. inoulrer offlce. FEEDM--dor_ou press feeder.' | 0 per week. Ne^r Yoi rh. . ER. msldV, Suiter on Co.. gas and electric 821 Cherry St.. th IS drd urea. Hoot. , FTSISHER— Wanted, an assistant finisher In _bookbludery. Apply 1810 Sansom st.. 2d flow,, , FINISHERS wi.itel. hardwood finish*is. Ap- ply 212 Chancellor st FLOOR PLANERS. ,goc^ 2800 W. Cumber- land st. Magulrcis Dlgan. FOltEMAN wanted for a large fire brick fac- tory; must be familiar with every branch of the business; only persons having wide ex- perience in the manufacture of fire brick fire clay retorts and tiles need apply; location near New York city. Address In writing, stating experience. A. I. G.. 1364 Broadway, New York city. FOREMAN—Wanted, Protestant working'fore man and wife to occupy house and ooard, help on nicely located 00-acre farm, on which modern dairying would bo the main work, give age, experience, wages, reference and number and age of children, preference to one handy with tools. Box 118. Pullyn. Pa. FU.RNlTtfRB MOYHSS wanted; good wages l>»r good men; must be sober aud hustlers; no loafers needed. Call before 5 Monday morn- ing. Mantua Van aud Storage, 6129 Sansom. BRIGHT YOUNG MAN to learn the retail shoe business; permanent position. Address, stat- lng age and reference, E-&15, inquirer off BURNBRS-OFF—10 Aftlt-class men st once. with tools. l l i Q Olrard ave. BUSHBiLMAN wanted for Norrlstown. Apply Sunday morning, between 10 and 12 o'clock, at 194S NT 2d st. Phlla- aon st. Mfll PARLOR SUIT. WU-L EXCHANGE for good chiffonier, Leyon and Healy harp; offsr. D-202, Inquirer office. PHONOGRAPH. records, good condition 4424 Germantown avo. HORN. STAND. EIGHTY t? What have yoni 1'AINTlfoO. HARDWOOD FINISHING. EN AM ellng of furniture, grocer or tailor. Worley, 2522 X)xford7, WILL EXCHANGE PAPERHANGING". IK aud painting and graining for clothing or any- thjng useful. H-874, Inquirer office. MUSIC CABINET. CHILD'S OAK CBIB. 2 . coal ranges, best order; gas lamps and lady's bicycle, for Yellow stamp books. SOON. 8th. CROWN STAMP B06K~^B~I4_rTER PRESS for go-cart. 923^ Beech wood. Colilpgdale. FAMILY REFRIGERATOR F O F r " COOK stove or bicycle. 027 l'reston_St.^ West Phlla,. CUTUNDERS WILL EXCHANGE F 6 B COM- blnatlon lighting fixtures. J445 Corliss. PAPFJLgA^OlNG^FW PART OR WHOLfc s-aisT in BUSHELMAN—All around, wanted; one who can speak English. A. B. McClure. 814 Chelten ave., Germantown. BUSHELMAN -First CTMST wanted wws $15.50 per week; steady poaltion. R-280, Inquirer offlce. BUTLER wonted, must also clean lawn and automobile; state experience and salary wanted. Q-895, Inquirer offlce. ASSlsfANT BUYEB8 GENERAL MANAGER STORE MANAGERS A large new 5c and lOe stores company, am- ple capital, requires services of competent executives to All above positions. Preference wlil be given to those who have had experience with one of the leading 5c and 10c stores companies or prominent department stores. To receive consideration state In reply age. experience, expectations and names of former employers. All communications will be kept confidential. Address A-820, Inquirer office. CANDY Wanted good men on taffies, bar candles and a general .line of counter goods. Nuss A Co.. 406 N. 10th st. CANVASSERS—Four wanted on good selling GLASS BEVELER8 wanted. Philip Beeler A Oo.. 1106 Vine st. GRANITE" CUTTERS—Four good, granite cut- ters, steady employment for right men. A- 24Q t Inquirer office. , ORINDER-Wanted. a grinder and polisher In Job plating shop; state age. Address 0-238. Inquirer office. ,. GROOERYMAN. not ovor 86. experienced In grocery and vegetables, one capable to man- ago, speaks English and German, wages $12 to start; give reference and experience. F-1B6. _I"_: c !L_ n 3 u,ror iJ£^ b .A n 5J__L^^ HEAD WAITER for "restaurant where girls are employed: etate wages expected and give reference. Address L-884, Inquirer office- HOSIERY—Wanted, an experienced boy to run rip machine. National Hosiery Co., 2210 E. Haasard st. HO U SEM AN— Experienced, oolored houseman in small adult family. 1T07 Jefferson st. INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE— An assistant man- ager wanted for Norrlstown; bond required; state records or don't answer; salary $18. Colonial insurance Co., Norrlstown, Pa. JANITOR" wauted. Apply, with, reference, to Verma Bro.. on premises. 013 Walnut at. J05""COMP T OftlT0R wanted. permanent for first-class workman. Address, stating wages. L-213,oInqulrer offlce. J^ JOB PRESSMAN, .experlehced. Patterson ft White. 140 N. Oth. < stronge, able-bjodled 1 Eng L-6, Inquirer brunch, 1800 N^llth. MEN -Wanted, men to soil "flags. |._8 N. Front st. . MEN—Threo" honest men* security, wages" $2 „P pr .jl«l- Pll^ J^ 1 ?? 8 ..".t.-,i...Vt_ nk .f9d; . MOVING PICTURE machine operators, under- stand calcium, gas and travel. Baer, 538 N. lOjth, , MOYING PICTURE OPERATOR wanted: state salary; steady position to right party. N-237, Inquirer ofnee. ____________ jfK.'KEL PLATER—Wanted, an experienced nickel plater. 64 N. 4th st. OFFICE BOY-Good chance for*""or«gftt "and Intelligent boy. four dollars weekly. T-ZBO, I_oulrer office. , OFFTOE BOY~wUh good reference. Caufteld, , 1435 Chestnut st,., before 10 o'clock. OPEfiA'Foi^WanTVpVraior for" "moving jplc- ' turo parlor, with Powers machine. K-284, Inquirer of,ce. OPERATORS wanted! "machlno operators On menja clothing^ $10 week. 1627 N. 10th st. 5PTICAL 8H"(VP "FOREMAN wanted for large retail pretK-rlptIon buslneas; must bo exper- ienced, with thorough all-around knowledge of the business. Address A. S. Aloe Co.. 618 OHve st., St. Louis. Mo._ good SAL1CSMAN wanted, handle the Dobel shoe tree as side line; weight 4 ounces; commis- sion 20 per cent, on new and repeat orders; exclusive territory to good men: write for free sample. The Continental Novelty Mfg. Co.. 1463 Ni " " . 1463 Niagara at., Buffalo, N. Y, LE£MAN^_-tperlenced In selling stocks onds, wanted to sen preferred stock of and SAL bonds, wanted to sen pu_ . .. poration increasing capital from $26,000 to $100,000; first-class prospectus and possibil- ities. For further Information apply L-246, Inquirer office. " SALESMAN-3$pecialty man, experienced on missionary work in confectionery line, to takers on a farm, October 1; most be honest and strictly reli.ble, with good reference. O- 224, Inquirer f office. | WANfE-WlTeldsrs on cotton jroods; steady work; coed »sy. Address B. 8., M-207, Inquirer ^Offics. co fZ\ WANTElV-lActlve. single msn to look after increase sales of already well established pen- - . . . . . . ? - right ... refer* ice and security. II-274. Inai offlce. ny chewing gum, able to start low with brl, future, refereice and security. B-274, Inquirer SALSftMAN-5>pportunlty; tea and coffee; trade offered to salesman commanding trade In Philadelphia territory by a leading tea and coffee importing house and owners of popular brands of cigars; glvo full particulars. Ad- dress Lock Box 079, New York City. rrT~z."'T":- _'»-rr- '«•* —-•#---••—. .--.,..---,•..•-•-—.... ^ SALESMAN wanted for city by large retail grocery house, three experienced salesmen, those commanding trade given preference, but must be productive, excellent opportunity for the right mop. A-368. Inquirer offlco. SAi.hM.SiKN-200 to 800 "pe'r cent.~profit sell- ing specialty every merchant and business man wants: quick cash sales, unlimited quan- tities. Write Sullivan Co.. 405 W. Van Buren St., Chicago. SALEflMAN-^texperielrK'ed in any' line to sell genral trade In Southeast; an unexcelled spe- cialty proposition; comrolsnlon with $35 week- ly advance for expenses. The Continental jewelry Co. w Cleveland, Ohio. SALESMAN for half-tone and three-color cal- endar line; reduced prices; liberal commis- sions : strong side line. Cincinnati Calendar aud Novelty'Co.. No. 626 Walnut St.. Clncln- natl, O. SALMKMEN for something that helps mer- chants sell goods: extra good as side line; explain preamt employment: good commissions; D ket samples. Advertisers' Club, 4 How- _«_N«'W__Yj{k. _ SALESMAN-»By reliable seed house, first class salesman for Indoor and outdoor work; rou»t have exitcrlepcc la wording gardening and trucking sections; state salary, reference. 0-210. Inquyrcr office; _^ SALESMAN wanted; one experienced La talk- Ing machines; pennancnt nosttlon with flrst- CURH bouse: Htnte experience and references; replies confidential. A-305. Inquirer office, SALESMANTor new" high grade school special- ty, which Intercuts every educator, large field and good commlsMlonv for man of education and ability.__Address B-20l._lnqulrer offlce. __ SALESMAN—Department store, thls'clty.^re- quires a thoroughly experienced watch and Jewelry salesman; good opportunity for a flr*i- class man. Address H-256. Inquirer offlce. MALE HELP WANTED It words or less, 80o; additional words, to WANTED FOB U. B. ARMY-Able-bodled. un- married men. between the ages of 18 and 85, cltTtans ot the United States, of good char-* acter and temperate habits, who can speak, . 8th st.. Philadelphia, Pa.; 7 N. 8d st., imden. N. J.; corner Brood and Front sts., ..Umlugton. Del.;'fil9 Penn st.. Reading, Pa.; j-onjatain City Bldg,. Pottsvllle. Pa.' WAwTfib—An energetic man of" strict integr rity to solicit orders In country dlsrtlcts; permanent position and advancement for- a hard worker, willing to study the business; state age and previous occupation; we grow a full line of the finest stock, having one of the best equipped nurseries In the 1 country. For particulars address Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Company, West Ohoster, Pa. WANTED, at "once, on a Ohestor county farm, a gom! all around country blacksmith; must be good shoer and haudy at repairing farm wjjc.it and farm tools; must be a *ober man; glvo references. Henry Fleldon, manager, Brool'Diead Farm, Devon. Pa. WAN'fKD, 8 steam fitters "and plumlwrs. no other hut first-class mechanics need apply, six months' work guaranteed. Apply at once, Piper Bros.. 218 Brunswick ave., Trenton. N.J. WANTEIK-Outslde salesman oh first-class straight commission proposition of proven merit; stato previous occupation and references. K-121. Inquirer offlce. ' WANTED—A men" and wife, white, ai care- in in t CLASSIFIED ADS FEMALE HELP WANTED It words or less, SOo t additional words, to BOOKKEEPING—Young lady who understands bookkeeping and typewriting wanted. West- em Mfg. Co., &• B. cor. JJdjand Market. BOOKKEEPER as offlce asslstauf In manu- facturing offlce, located in Germantown. C- 989. Branch Inquirer. 6l00 Germantown aye. BOOKKEEPER—Wanted, experienced book- keeper for ladles' and gents' tailoring es- tabllshment. experience. 583 N. 19th. BOOKKEBPBRV assistant, experienced, with knowledge of typewriting; salary $7. M-290, Inquirer offlce . CANVASSERS wanted, reliable, 'good propo- sition, salary and commission. Apply 4058 N. Reese, st CANVASSERSi on and commission. £ ood^ propositTon; awler^s, 627 Mi CASHIER—Wanted, young lady < tall grocery store. Apply 1521 IAMBS'' salary arket. cashier in re- Butler st. OHAMftERWORK-Wanted. Protestant Ameri- can or German girl to do chambertvork and assist with children. N-1768, Inquirer branch. 4048 Market. CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white Protes- tant, in a small family: must have refer- enco. Apply 228 South 80th St. CHAMBERMAID—Want an experienced chnm- hermald for apartment house. 1822 N. Broad. CHlLlb'S NUB^B wanted, young white glrF, sleep home. 1121 S. 40th st. cows and chickens and be generally useful. Address letters. O. H. W M Radnor, Pa WANTED—Cement finishers on work in Pitts- burgh. Call between 6 and 7, 6342 Chancellor at., Monday. , •' .... /' WANTED a furniture upholsterer. 285 Bo. 12th st. WAITER—Wanted, second man with best city reference. 8. W. cor. 21st and Walnut. Ap- OYSTEB OPENER, good, wanted: one that can wait; must be steady and sober: steady position; no other need apply. S-1150. Inqul- rer .Branch. Jfil N. 2d. __ OYSTER OPENER wanted, 6013' Haverford _a venue. t PACKER for light'machinery and make hlm- self generally useful; good chance for ad- vancement for bright young man; stato refer- ences and salary wanted. Box K-287, Inquirer offlce. ' PAPER MAKERS"WT^EDTMAQHINE TEN- DER. BACK TENDER. THIRD HANDS FOR K r EWS MAOHINKST OUT OF TOWN. TRANSPORTATION PAID, STEADY POSI- TION. IIlGiJEST WAGES PAID FIRST- CLASS MENT APPLY N. SYLVESTER. 920 SPRINO GARDEN ST. PAPER BOXES—Boy, experienced In cutting room. Tho John Crompton Co., 328 N. Ran- dolph st. SALKKMAN—Dental supply salesman by prom- inent Boston house, good salary and commis- sion. Write, giving age and experience. F. W. _*s»»£ll._& vy... 120 Boylston St.. Boston. SALESMAN—Young man,28 years, experienced, deslreH a position as a salesman, either inside or travel; can furnish reference. Address T- 21O4 lrqulrej office.. ' SA LKS M A N--Go«>d" brlwht young man of pleas'- lug address and some education, to repre- sent reliable corporation; good opportunity for advancement. P-210. Inquirer office. t SALESMAN—T^lucafiou. appearauee and*refer- ences; mfist lie of the beat; remuneration high; call person, no letters. Tana Title I for 'Philadelphia and ad- Corporation ^yaJ^__-Tm2_J^!$J_^ two. Itory 1 .must. .baye_ abnity and fur- W. Room Funding SAXBIMII Jacent i__... ,. tilth bond. After 10 A. M. 45j_J003 Filbert st 8ALWSMASTto sell high chas health and" accT dent contracts, largest commission paid than any other company; men of ability only need •&I )1T -_. 01 * W__Somerset, from_8Jo 10. __ SALESMAN; travVlTng. "wfih" experience In specialty or grocery line; excellent opening with established manufacturing house. A-207, Inoulrer ofye. SALESMAN—Active - experienced salesman. high class, on commission, new article of great merit, P-220, Inquirer office^ SALESMEN for city gi-ocery trade, cake or confeetloitery. exiwrlence. Address Branch ! n ._,! l ! r _ r . Pifc 0 ' M^agil Chestnut. SALESMAN Hustler jfor chocolate confection- ery specialities; side lino on commission. P-200. Inqmror offlce. SALF^SMAN to liundlo manufacturer's well- known Has of shirt WHINU and dresses; ref- erences, experience. _. JW_-288^_Inoulrer^ office^ SALESMEN to'"expa~nd the sales" of an estab" llshed cough drop. Address A-442. branch Inquirer. 4th and Glrard ave. SALESMAH^Papcr salesman wanted; must ply Monday between 11 and 12 A. M WALl/8CBAPB'k""wantedI Call Sunday, 12 to 2 __ Mcllmall. 1089 Germantown ave. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, well-mannered young man. with experience, to work under Instruction; references. C. 'P. Herold, 6288 L«teMt«rj«^_Owrbi_ot__ _, WATCHMAKER—Wanted, first class witch- maker, roust be thoroughly experlencd In fine watch repolrlng. 8. Kind & Sons, 1110 Chestnut St. WATCIlMA'KEtt wanted, a first classwork- man. understanding all branches, also French and English clocks, reference. Address D-298, Inquirer offlce. WATCI1MAKBR--Wanted, young man. with good reference; steady work. Address P-298, Inquirer office^ . ^_, WATCTlMAN-Nlght watchman to clean store and attend furnace fires. Write, stating wages expected. 0-200, Inquirer offlce. WHITE MAN, single, wishes position at any kind of work: sober and steady; wages |4 per week and board. T-827. Inquirer office. YOUNG" MAN. must know how to drive and be willing to make himself useful In a fur- niture store, city reference required: steady work. _B-377. Inquirer offlce. YOUNG MAN toft has worked In meat mar- ket, to finish his trade. Address only 11. Gross. Oth and Jackson. ^_________. YOUNG'' MArTTwitn" experience of brick lay- ing, to finish trade. Apply Monday 8 A. M., 1015 N. Mst?haj _sL YOUNG MAN to learn watchmaking and en- graving; must have rccomineudations. C 200, Inoulrer <.fflfe. , . , . . YOUNG MAN to learn drug business: write ^Jull pattlcr.lars. P-227. Inquirer offlce. YOUNG MAN, "real" estate "office; state age. salflryexpected, K-2£tt. Jjnq«'rcr offlce. YOUNG MAN. used to filing fast; state wages wanted. J^allls, Elltabethvillo, Pa. YOUN'G MAN wanted, capable of Teaching buck and^vjggdaoclng. M-229._|nqulrer_off. WEAVERS on *fine" cotton goods. Apply 10th _and Walnut. Chester,, Ta. _ # t'OONG MEN—How catfyoii get ahead In the world If you spend all your wages? In the Navy the pay Is cood and tho chance to save has been the making of many a young man. All kinds of work. Including many trades, make life In the Navy interesting and enjoyable. The Intc41lccnt man thinks of what he saves and not what he gets. The careless man wastes his money on pleasures. In the Navy there are Interesting cruises, minstrel shows, athletic ^ amen and plenty of time for recreations all lie year around which coat little or nothing. In the Navy your pay Is practically all clear. If you enlist without a trade, you get the benefit of a free training. You will get paid from the start and have uee board, free loflg- log. a sixty dollar outet and medical attention free. If you know a trade you get higher wages to begin with: the apprentice has a chance to make himself a master st his trade. Life in the Navy Is not all work. There are CHOCOLATE COATERS—Experienced chocolate coaters wanted,- good wages, steady work. WMtman t 415 Race st. CHOCOLATE COATERS—Wanted experienced chocolste coaters and bon bon dippers. 1108 Market at. CHOCOLATE COATERS-Wsnted, a few more experienced chocolate coaters. W. T. West- cott, 7th and Spring Garden. 6HOCQLATE COATERS wanted; Miller's. 257 8. 8d st. CIGAR MAKERS and bunch makers ot> suction work. 2844 NT 6th St. COLLECTOR—Experienced, not 'afraid of walking, salary $0. Apply Sunday 10 o'clock, 1823 ,<N.„88d. COMPANION—lady of refinement as companion to Invalid. Dr. Titos. E. Eldrldge, 1639 N. Broad st. COOK and chambermaid, white, to do all work in small house, near Bryn Mawr Sta- tion. See lady Monday, between 3 and 4, 26 South 16th St., Room 2; good reference re- gulrvd. i COOK AND WAlfRlSsS-Royal, 1416 Arch, want German or Swede cook and waitress, private: colored charul>ermald and waitress for school: cooks, housework girls, waiters, housc- meu. first-class posltious. COOK—Nest young colored woman, In small private family, to assist with washing and ironing and attend furnace; reference requlr- er; wages |5. Call between 10 and 12 o'clock Monday. 163 N. 18th st. COOK—Wanted, a good cook, colored, refer- ence. W. J. Moore, S. B. cor. Spring ave. and York road. Elklns Park. COOK—Wanted, a short order cook, ope who understands cooking oysters and making soup; room in. Keystone Restaurant. 1835 8. 40th st. COOK, white. In flat. WeBt Philadelphia: no washing: sleep out nights. Telephone Pres- ton 84-76 after 8 P. M- COOK—Wanted, experienced cook, with best city reference. S. W. cor. 21st and Walnut st. Apply Monday between 11 and 12 A. M. COOK wanted for hotel, man or woman"; state wages. Address D-235, Inquirer of- flce. COOK and chambermaid. German preferred; must have references. Call Monday. 9 to 12. Skg N. 15th st. OOOK—Dinner and" order, $6. BOB Columbia avenue. COOK—Wanted, good white cook, wages $6. Apply Monday. 5030 Drciel road, Overbrook. COOK, plain cooking for small hospital. $30 and room. N-246. Inquirer office. COOK—Good white cook, who can also bake, Protestant. Call today, 1719 Diamond st. COOK and "downstairs girf wanted. Apply at once.__1613 v,ne st. COOK "for first-class boarding house; reference required. 484 N. 84thjrt. COOK for general work. Sunday afternoons, _evenIngs off. Nursery. 744 Catharine st. COOK—Wanted, a good"plain"cook; sieep hoineT 227 N. 20th st. ,_-__, COOK] must be first class aud experienced. for boarding house. 1614 Green. , many Uttereatlror lessotos and drills: tb ore sre also generous hours free for recreation, study or sport. Most ships have baseball and foot- ball teams, rowing crews, minstrel troupes, etc. Write for. further information, or calf at Navy Recruiting Station. 1418 Filbert street, Philadelphia, or If living at a distance address Bureau of Navigation. Navy Department, Wash- ington, I). O. __ YOUNG MAN to assist at bartending and do cleaning; give ago and reference, wages ex- pcetod. L-257. inquirer office. YOUNG MAtlf "with some experience at meat Cutting, meat and grocery. Lombard and I&L _. YOUNG MAN, graduate pharmacist with cood prescription experleuce, reference, tlmore avs. 4828 Bal- have- established trade among printers N. 6th st. 20 PAPBRHANGERS WANTED. M., wall paper stock «_..... ... St., STRAWBRIDOE A CLOTHIER. Apply at 7.30 A. M., wall paper stock room, 816 Filbert PAPBRHANGERS wanted, work year round for good men; good wages; come early, ready for work. Wm. E._I^vc. 5525 N. 8d St., Olney. PAPERITANGER wanted; aiso'blank hanger": steady until Christmas. Call Sunday or Monday. 3006 N. 7th St. PAPBRHANGERS wanted, first-class; no oth- ers need apply. Call from 10 to 11, Sunday, 2204 N. 15th. PAPBRHANGERS for good work, no lugging. Am lv with tools on Job, Monday morning. Corner_48d_and Chester_ave. PAPK"R"HANGER—First man wanted. How- ard's. gork j o ad above Oak I>ane ave. PAPEBHANGEltS~wabted5 gooTworkmen only"! Foraker, 208 S. 20th. wanted. ,_iA,BOBBB-.Lerge. stronge. able-bodied. B nlshspeaklpg. 717 Elm St.. Camden. N, J. LATHEBS wanted. Camden, Monday mornlni Front and Market sts., proi osittoii. Call 9.80 Monday morning, Com merclul Bldg., 8th and Chestnut sts., Room 422. » CANVASSER on good proposition, salary aud commission. Lawler. 637 Market OAPTAIrT^f naphtha lannch with passenger license. 221, Inquirer branch office, 10th and York. j , CAB BUILDERB wantod. Are or sU. first-class car builders. Apply at the J. G. BrlU Oo.'s work,s, 62d and Woodland ave. CARPENTER wanted, must be good Jobber; 80 cents hour. Call Keystone 'phone. West 64 26 D today after 10. Inquirer a£r8Sf'l$F6^llth\t^Irtth^oolt' ifi&'\ MACHINIST wanted, experienced In repairing oy*hour^• brforo , S A.^.^l-oaday?'^ 7 ^. JBT^X&ffi ^tat". ^xDertt"^*, DUffey, see. D. a L PfTW. 1 wa_aV^xpectX Adtfre'ss t VfiR * offlce. MACHINE FtXER wanted; perlenced in 460 to, Acme, Banner machli right man: give refererices and salary ex- pected. Address T-229. Inquirer offlce. MAOHIN^IST—Thoroughly competent macbln- 1st. who undersands millwrlghtlng, pattern- making, electricity: state age. salary. H-01, Inquirer branch, 7th and Oxford. CARPENTERS—Want two first-class carpenters Corner 31st and Master, 8 A. M. Monday: come prepared foe work CARPENTER LABORERS, two. 68d and Jef- ferson. Monday, 7 o'clock. CARPET LAYERS. Apply with tools Monday between 8 and 9, 788 Holly at.. W % Phlla. house. quirer offlce. rent WANTED bOQkS at ouce. it-ant, iiu|i 100 PAIR FANCY PIGEONS FOR change; best offer._ 1039 S._j7tb7 st D. FURNITURE FOR FOUR STAMP •i_^ c l_Jl__Mi_J___ulrer office. Ex XOHANGB 17th NINE F I N * DUCKS. WILLB for chickens. 10>'K) Mifflin st SIGN WORK"WANTED IN~£_.bHANGK FOB dentsl work. E-238. Inquirer oaicZJ**™ 6 CIRCULAR MITRE SAWS F"6R" SMALL' bench grinder. Wm. Waegel. Reading. Pa. BOSTON TERRIERS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE useful. 1869 Marston st. WANTED-OARTILAGB COMPANY GROW- tall apparatus. 2240 N. Oth st. TVTLLT^CTOjrG-t GAS RAN^R~A"ND^MIIX eeoKstoVe for No. 7 stove. 6127 Walton eve. REMINGTON JDYPEWRITEB. NO. 2." Q005 cenfJltlOB. What's ogeredT220a 8. 16th. BXCltANGfMjVi "II5B8E MOTOR CYCLE for lot. 8027 N. Lawrence at. EXCHANGE *>THKU FURS FOR SOME old mink, sable. DobHon, 303 S. 13th st. Al^Tou~To"~ot*FE - ft lBTTBE change for roofing f E-388, Inquirer office FOUR PARLOR CHAIRST 0A8 LAMPTICB chest for atamps, O-220, Inquirer office. DISON rf*(56RDS. KVEN BXDHANaED". ' Sunday. 1760 N. llth. mA *"*+»" D *'- CARRIAGE TRIMMER wanted, must be first- class. J. J. Derbam, Rosemon^, ya. CHAIR FRAMBRS wanted, first thing lion- day morning, 1007 Race st. OHAUFFRUR—White, married, for place 00 main line. Address D-219. Inquirer offlce.__ CHEF—Wanted, experienced chef, with best city reference. S. W. cor. 2ist and walnut. Apply Monda.r between 11 and 12 A. M. T CHEF- "Flrst-class~ chef, necessary to be quick on short orders. Cbflds, 1000 Market st. CIGAR MAKERS wanted on tine hand work. <$ s •et< Jt 0. Co-. 1147 N. tib CLERK wanted, . assist ingenera at. reference. mas young man In taiTor s era li 9.°%. °t experience a 1, p-45 German town aye. ' "steady, colored/ man for state age. experle COAOHfLW-atngie. _..._ _ . . . . . _. nhyslcian; single team; state age, experience, reference: twenty dollars monthly, room and board. D-28t. Inquirer office. * to 85, for install COLLECTOR, _W»,_* i«_•&-J$* j^stallioetil as- counts: opportunity for rapid advancement for man of ability and tact: salary small until sbllltr Is shown: to receive, consideration glvo age. past experience and reference. D-288. In- gulrer office. COMPOSITORS wanted. 708 Chestnut f^ COOK Head cook for moderate priced r< tauraot; state wages expected and give rof- erence. Address R-384, Inquirer office. • COOK -Order cook, first-class, quick order cook! Apply Chiids. lObo Market st. , C"ORNK;E'PoWB|l"brsks hand. firat-claM, ex- rea- perienced men. 1407 Catharine st- LAUNDRY—Wanted. experisncsA washer and engineer: state all particulars. B-368, In- qulrer offlce. IdT BROTHERS FLOOR MANAGERS. LOOPERS—Wanted, four experienced loopers on 170 needle goods. Newton Hosiery Mills, Newton, N. O. PAPBRHANGERS and wall scrapers wa Louis W. Bonnln's Sons, jlT 8. 8d st.^ PA PERU AN G BBS wanted, young man to bang blanks. 247 N. Cralghton st. PAT'EBlIANGEMwanted. Call 8undajr_/li2e .8. 15th st. G. B. Brason. PAPEltilA*NGERS. no lugging. (Aeesemsn. 85 8. Lausdowne ave.. Lansdowne, Pa. PAPERilANGERS. good men. 'John A. Philip, ,20th at. above York. FAPERHAKGEB wanted; 6628 Sprague at M Germantowu. PAPEIUlANGEItS-Flrst-clafls men. 1029 (Columbia ave. Haalit, SALKSMAN^-Wanted. live hustling salesman to sell up-to-date advertising proposition; lil__*L terms. B.-230, Inquirer .offlce__^ SAJ<r^.SMAn. exiierleiiced on gas arc lamps, commission and drawing account, good prop- osltion. iMk D-20I. Inquirer office. SALESMEN*, new""stock proposition for ineu with following, commission basis. 1102 Real"B-itate Trust Bldg. SALESMEFT" calling on retail grocers, can make nioney selling new banana coffee. 11-203, Inquirer office. _ SALESMEN" to handle belt dressing on com- Misslon. Anchor Grease Mfg. Co., Mechanics- burg. Pa. ' . SALIOSMJcR— Good men only; good pay;" bring reference. Hoffman. 1120 Chestnut st. STLESMAR-Ropld selling offlce device, good _.compensation. 602 Welghtman Bl_dg._ S AI .ES M Art—Ex perlenced I n" the elect "r lea 1 spe- cialty line. P-216. Inquirer office. PAl'KRHANGERS, good men. steady Jobs, no lugging. 2209 N. 29th at PAPERHANGER, bring tools, $3.26 per dav. .good mechanic. Eryin & Son. 1525 r N. Carlisle. in -our PHOTO-ENGRAVERS—Two etchers q_ -— color process work: permanent position au_ highest salary to first-class men. Address Engravers. 794, Broad st.. Newark, N. J. PHYSICIAN of Influence wanted, Penusytva- nia or New Jersey, for fraternal Insurance appointment. W-205, Inquirer office. PIANO SALESMAN wanted, aauat be hlgh-olass man: high salary to right party, wareroom and outside. Address Jamestown. N. Y. H- 288, Inoulrer office. LINOTYPE OPERATOR for three weeks' work at Atlantic City, good' man, with speed required. Address Atlantic City Dally press. R wanted; thoroughly ex- tp 200 needle. ^ hose Mayo, ichlnes; excellent chance for MAN With general dry good capable of buying for an Immings, notions, fancy goods a nes. Apply. sUtlng In first letter Is store experience, id managffik .iwes. goods, sad^dndjod experience £*$&$$. Kir * XP "*" i - 5 ' AN wanted, of 05000 earning'capacity, to visit physicians with good business propo- sition, only one considered who Is willing to demonstrate ab" 1 " -'— -— ---* D-218, Inquirer- demojstrate^ablllty, give age and experience MAN AND WIFE, wanted for orlvate resi- denee on Old. York road, man gardener, wife cook or chambermaid, steady nr si tlon and good accommodation for married couple. H-aro. inquirer offioe. MAN—We require the services ot a well- dressed man to canvass the business men ot Philadelphia:.steady work, good^payj L give age, Ne "S^M ._ .. .. jnted.a Work' about house '«•.. wyssft eoT< s_ \av uuBines A<Wre_a Ct) t, NT J. r poration, .referent Call between » and 4 o'clock, G ment. Mth and Spring Oardeo. MAN to do Jobbing man for general .reference requ "Irani Aparfc^ •neral lulred. bouset BifAN. experienced, to organise new lodges tor fraternal order, Pennsylvania and New Jer- sey. good sslary.. W-281, Inquirer offlce. JTA.N wantod to sleep in factory: must keep up flrey; no objectlop to other efhpioyment In day t(ipe. , T-»8 r BVoulrer ottlce. MAN to caJlj?4.0«holic trade, Wi weekly. PIANINO MILL MEN—Wanted, several first- class machine men who waul steady work. Address^Valter Wertley Sons, Pottsyllie. Pa. PLUMBER wanted on Jobbing, one who can do heater and range work: must be a hustler; state .wages. W-826. inquirer office. POCKETBOOKS, experienced creaser wanted, only first class need a knife machine. Pogber, j POLlSilBR on stove and Stam state where last employed, office. also a cutter on S, 7th st. eta) worki nqulrer an SAIiESMEN to sell Founders' Week display cards. Call 140 N. llth st, <__, SALESMAN to sell coal, first-class proposition for tho right man. D-884, Inquirer offlce. SIDE 7 Ll7<fi^Good selling artlclo with" estab- lished reputation; liberal commission: small sample: number of salesmen limited; act promptly. Trojan Mfg. Co., Station F, South Bend, Ind. ._ SOLI CI Tplte—Advertising solicitors' wanted, two well educated experience advertising so- licitors, accustomed to earning $100 weekly, can form profitable connection with reputable concern, permanent proposition. Address N-291, Inquirer office. . SOIJCIT-^vVantcd, two hustlers to solicit for mercantile agency In Pennsylvania; unlim- ited prosMcta. The Mercantile Law Asso., Reading, ga • 803 Golonl'l Xtust Bldg, YOUlTG MAN. stenographer and stock clerk, for auto business; state particulars and wages wanted to_ start. Q-828, Inquirer offlce. General ARE YOU IN NEED OF A GOOD POSITION Perhaps you desire to make a beneficial change. If ao, you need qur assistance Wo can place you where the work will be adaptable to your previous experience and training and where the aalary la In full con- sistency with the work required. Our superior system for aiding high grade men enables us to bo in touch with the best positions Ip.thls field. You do not pay us for a position until you bave secured ssme through our assistance. ^mmW'iwmk. AND M. and M. Agency 1003 REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG., BROAD AND CHESTNUT. PHILADELPHIA. CREAM DIPPERS Experienced cream dippers wauted: good wages, steady work. Whitman, 415 Race st. , CREAM DIPPERS—Experienced cream dli>- pers. Cocoanut Specialty Co.. 28d and Noble. DEMON STRATORS- 26 wanted. Apply 10 to 12 Monday. 2158_N._Uber st. DRESSMAKFTR wants" skirt"fitter, one capable of taking charge; also waist trimmer, skirt aud waist finishers. Address 0-328, Inquirer of rice. , DBEBSMAKBR wants apprentices? paid while learning. App^y 1209 Locust St., Monday morning. iTCBSSMAKBRg, Improvers and apprentice wanted, paid while learning. 446 Mint Ar- cade Bldg. DRESSMAKiNjG-^lrat class skirt hands. 181^ N. I8th_jt. . bRKSSMAKER waotaaxperlenced sleeve bands. _ 1206, Locnst st. J. DRESSMAKER" wants apprentices; paid whllo learning. Call Monday. 1719 U. 16th st. DRESSMAKER wants first-class waist hands; also Improvers. 1608 N. 16th st. DRESSMAKER -Wanted, real lace maker; work honw; price. 0-122. Inquirer office. DRESSMAKER wants thoroughly experienced _wal»t flnlsbers. 1228 Loeust st. t)RRB8MAKBtt"~ wants an apprentice, paid whllo learning. 2003 N. 21st st. DRKSS^IAK'lNG-^FTrst cUSe waist finisher. 109 8. Juniper FEMALE HELP WANTED It words or less, SOo j additional words, fo IIOUSNWORK-Oompetent white woman, strong and capable, honest and obliging, to do general housework, plain cooking; good home, $5 per week to a rellablo person. Call Sunday from 11 to 6 aftornoon only; Monday all day. Reference required. 6081 Chestnut at., West Phila. HOUSEWORK-We want a middle aged wom- an or a young girl to do our plain cooking, swooping and part of other work, will pay moro If she does tho washing or will have another woman do It; a good home' with quiet people. Call Monday morning between 10 and 1 at 028 N. 82d at. HOUSEWORK-Famlly of three adults want white girl. Apply at onoe. 4817 Walton ave., West Phlla. Tako Angora car on Walnut a* to 48th and Baltimore ave. _ ilOUSEWORK-Good girl for general bouse* work in a saloon; no washing or ironing; no hot lunches: only one night a week; references required. _ 2526 Columbia ave. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a middle-aged woman to assist iu housework; small adult family; wages moderate 4926 Bloreuce avenue. West 1 »h Hod el phla. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, good woman for gen- eral housework, one who prefers good homo rather than good wages in country. Browne, 140 N. 16th at. ' iiOKSEWORK-Wanted. a white girl for gen- eral housework in the country, must be a good cook, family ot two adults, reference. W- 222. Inquirer office. HOUSEWORK-Middle-aged Protestant woman, general housework; good home; reference re- quired. Address J. V. Bouham, South Sea-, ylllc, N. J. HOUSEWORK-Rellable gtrt for general housework, good cook, and must be a good worker, for a young lady living alone; wages $5; reference. D-272 Inquirer office. HOUSEWORK—Girl for housework and cook- ing: three in family: good wages and homo; permanent position; best reference required. Appl£ 8651 N. 21st St. noUSEWOlK^Wimted" neat, refined wom- an, white or colored, good home, no wash- ing. Call Kochersperger, Nice ave., lenk- Intown. ^ nOUSBtfORK-Oleah. refined girl for down- stairs work, plain cooking, washing and Ironing, livlng_ near 60th and Market sts.: wages 78. 8. HOUSEWORK—Experienced good plain cook, no washing, Germau preferred; reference re- quired. Call before 9 A. M. Monday. 2220 N. Seventh street. HOUSBWORK—Girl for genersl housework. must be good cook, washer and lroner, small family, good wages. Apply 1828 Tioga street. , HOU8EWORK—Wanted, a while girl for gon- eral housework; wages $5 per week; will have a good home; small family. Call 2818 Oxford street. HOUSEWORK-Rellable girl, general bouse- work; small family; good home. 327 Glrard avenue. HOUSEWORK—Good white girl for housewotfc; Cennan preferred; family two adults; refcr- ence. 426 Booth 15th st - HOUSEWORK—German girl who speaks Kog- llsli,'to assist in genersl housework, 881 n, Fifth street. _T llut-f»EWORK—Plain cooking, thoroughly com- petent girl; small family. 8829 Walnut St. Call Monday^ HdU8B\VORJ. : -Whire girl for general boose- work. Apply 1022 W. Susquehauna avenue, Monday. P. M- HOUSEWORK—Young white girl for general housework, experienced, reference. 1737 Falr- mount ave. , HOUSEWORR>-Girl. general housework; two In family; reference required; after 10 A. M. 212^ Master^ at HOUSEWORK—Wanted .""girl for housework, with references. Call Monday, 10 to 12, 8219 HAmilton at. 1 HOUSEWORK—Neat, experienced colored girl wanted, nearby suburbs. Apply Monday, 10 to 12. 209 iHn^_Aicad*. . UOU'SEWOKK—Expe'ricnced white girl, Pro- tcstanL to assist with general housework; sleep home. 1823 Columbia ave. HOUSEWORK-Wanted, young white gtrt for private family. M. 1607 8. Oth. general housework in a Private farall Monday from 8 to 9 A. * Call LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED STABLE I^PERINT-O^DRNT—Wanted, work- ' ntendc * 'g« A 1 Inquirer office. l'ABLE BUPERINTBNDKNT—Wanted, work- lug stable superintendent, must bo able to ike complete charge and do harness repair- Ing. B STABLE _ man. II- Inquirer offlce. N—Wanted, sober, steady, sta month and sleeping room. ^BAMFNTTER wanted, first-class :_staie low- jst wages and experience. H-235, Inquirer est offlce. Eft. flrst-class, at once. Ameri- 5IL QUTTER. flrst^lass.1 Spaflalty Oo.. 90t Arch STENCIL can SP« B-PEuNCKaliPHBR and tvpewriler. bright, hustling young man with some experience of bookkeeping and general office work, manu- facturing concern, ..pours 7 to 0, to start with low wages, with chance of advancement; reply, owi handwriting, stating age, .exper- ience, wages desired: factor/ located near Broad and Erie «*«• 8-20.7, Inquirer branch, iOtn and Venango..- ,-v , STENOGRAPHER wanted in offlce ot manufac turlng concern to do olerical work which re- POLiSHliR wanted on surgical brass w i ork! Address 0-284. Inquirer . offlce. ^ PRESSMAN. first class, non-union, take charge cylinder aud Jobbers, give experience. D-282. Inquirer offlce. PRESSMAN, Job, wanted. Donaghy Press', Mole and Mo-kot .sts. •.,,..,, PRESS FEEDBRa_-Wanted. Gordon press feeders. W. A. Church, ljff 8. 8d St. PRESSOR wanted on.flne_j:u8tom work. John IB. Hagerl A"Co., 0 1128 "Walnut st. PRESS FEEDERS wanted. 7Q3 Chestnut stl PRINTER—Y'oung man Gordon press. Rot__ set type and feed sqnehgnpa »ve. SALESMAN- Capable salesman to cover Penn> sylvan!a with staple line; high commissions, with $100 monthly, advance; permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Sli,Llfc|[M^N"- = Wa"nted one'wlto can sell to the rotall trade, cotton dress goods. Don't answer this unless you have the trade .and are well'known to the trade. Reference re- quired.^ Pennsylvania Mills. 17 Bank st, SALESMEN—Two first class experience salesmen to call upon a selected list customers upon our new Chapman A Hall edl- tperienced book losmon to call upon a selected list of old amors upon our new Chapman A Hi tlon of Dickens' complete works. Apply after 10, The Century Co., $27 Wltherspoop fodg. SMEN to. handle the ig. _- most up-lo-dato selling proposition, most meritorious goods noon market: ability and record must be w the best: Ohio. Pennsylvania. Indiana.. New fork. B-284, Inquirer offlce. , SALESMAN wanted bv whojlesale notion and dress trimming firm to sell to dressmakers and ladles'.tailors: must be experienced and have established trado. salary and cominis- lon. B-287. .nqulrer office. LESMBK-Two hijtb-gtade speclglty sales- (ien, for city territory; capable of earning men. IfiQOO yearly: state experience. N-288, In quUer offlce. ' ^ . , . . , , AN for tUfiTiloe:. des» room gltta. taring quires a and neat perlence E^ STENOG. turlng rson to be accurate at figures, quick. irefer person who has had ex- foundry or machine shop; state :DVU IV in wvuiin «* ui prefer person who hi foundry , or . machine L _ lence and salary expect ilrer office. _ ... PHEBwanted (n office of tnanuiac- icern to do clerical work which re- wiTiil»ri , ""OAPiTAL" Am)" jffBQOjsIB ' V&1& BLDG.. WASHINGTON. D. C. 48 P §8M S 18W»BT. Call, see list vacancies. We guara &RKSSMAKER wants errand girl. Call be- tween 9 aud 10. 1487 Wa\nut st. DRESSMAKING Improvers wanted. Apply 39 8.. 16th. second floor. EMBROIDERER, experienced embroiderer, familiar with blending aud shading, cap- ablo ot taking entire charge of department, one who has nad charge or department pre- ferred; state aalary and experience. B-368, Inquirer offlcej . ERRAND GIRL and to holp In work room; over 16 years. Apply Smith-Ramsey Emb. Qo-..j>6th anoVCjiestnut sts. EXPERlENCEt) burlera and menders on fine and Godfrey, worsted men's wear; steady work. Bradford Mills, Stanton ave Germantown. SXPBRlENCEi) white girl: two In family; light work. 602 Woodlawn at., Germantown. FEEDERS and folders, also mangle room help. 1029 Vine. HOUSEWORK-Glrl wanted for general house- work and plain cooking. Apply 4927 Walton ave., W. P., vicinity 49th and Baltimore ave. HOUSEWORK—G"lrl, colored, general"" house- work. Apply 4430 Snutoin st., before 2 P. M._Monday. UOtfSEWORk—Colored girl wanted for gen- eral housework; In lug references. 703 N. 40th. i HGUSEWORK-Refined white woman looking for a borne wanted for housework, clean worker:_j|ood roanager t __J_l4_8__llth_Jit._ HOUSEWORk-Olrl for general housework. Apply Monday between 0 aud 12, 2460 Frank- ford aye. >________ iiOUSJ-NVORK—White girl for general "bonne- work, good cook, small family. Apply 630 N. 50th. , HOUSEWORK—GlrlTor generar&ousewOrk, no washing, private family, good wages; refer- sneea. Call after 10 o'clock. 8023 Diamond st. H0-8EW0"RKT—A good woman wanted for housework; three In family, no children; reference required. 4020 Oedai; ave. fl0'UsE : W(O_lK--WhlTe "girt, with reference. to do gen<ral housework, good boms, eood wages^ 2.V2 8. 17th st. ' HOUSEWORK- Elderly woman, assist witn children. housework, no washing. 8th and Ontario sts. HOUSBWOitK-W'blte girl for genersl bouse- . work. Apply 316 8. 16th. Saturday and Monday, between 9 and 11. fiouSEWORk—Experienced girl wanted for general housework. 8226 Arlington St., be- tween 82d and_83dj Berks and Norrls. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a girl for general housework; three in family. 8027 Susque- hanna ave. HOUSEWORK—Girl for general housework snd plain cooking, private family; good wages. 221 E. Ixigan. Germantown. HOUSEWORK—Colored girl fo general house- work, reference, sleep out. Apply 400 N. 52d st. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, experienced general housework girl; wages $6.50. l#x 167, Hav- erford, Pa. FINISHERS, experienced, wanted on men's neckwear. Apply T. P. McCutcheon A Bro., Arch and llth sts., Pitcaim BuUdlnr. fifth floor. FOREWOMAN- Assistant, for small, clean factory in centre of city; hours 8 to 5.30; Saturdays 8 to 2: $0 per week to commence; advance if capable; age.25 or over; must be intelligent, active and with business experi- ence. Address, giving age, reference, etc. 0-29Q, Inquirer offlce. FORELA DY wanted on dresatrlmrning" tassels, loops, etc.; only those capable of taking full charge of department need apply; state aalary and experience. A-100, Inquirer branch, 8th and Wood. . guarantee per- ay work; manent position or no charge for replacing. ENGINEER, licensed, $18 weekly, ^ woi SHIPPER, strong young man. oan STENOGRAPHER, young man, assist in office, COjuLlsOTOfrs'i cashiers, timekeepers, clerks, all lines, draughtsmen, grocery, hsrdware, of- floe assistants, other positions procured, $12 electricians, helpers, other po- sltl'ons procured. Peoples' Brokers, 48, N. 18th. LEARN TELEGRAPHY: SHORTAGE OF Over ten thousand operators account new 8-hour law; we_qualify_you for positions psylng be.- to $80 per^month; Indorsed and supervised by "railway officials;' operating five institutes: enter now for day or evening see- N4tlonal Telegraph Institute. N, » and Sansom sts., phlla. GIMDEL BROTHERS require s young woman of experience and neat appearance to take charge of their cake and pastry section. Ap ply fourth floor. 8th street. GIRL wanted, of refinement, capable of being companion to elderly lady; must be good seamstress and aged 22 to 28 years: written reference required; Monday and Tuesday. 9 to 10 A. M. 5420 Pine st. GIRLS wanted to lay up knit underwear for cutter; wages guaranteed to learners; exper- ienced unnecessary. Boxford Knitting Co., Jeffterson and Randolph sts. QtRLS, experienced only, finishing upholstery, portieres, loop tassels, franges. etc. Win. 11. Horstmann Company, oth and Ohsrry sts. GIRLS Two white girls for cooking and down stairs work, chamber work and waiting; ref- erence.4628 Spruce. GIRL for chamberwork and waiting; one for cooking and downstairs work. Monday, 122 8. Tttd. slso Call X sloos Oor. _*_ CIVIL for easy worl BMP:, examt YES are paid tTons of all k % soon: expert advice, sample questions and Booklet 15I describing positions and telling ulclt qulros a-nerBon to be accurate at figures, qx and neat: prefer person who has had exper- ience in foundry or machine.shop; ttaf- experlenced and salt ' " ' "" 'tiuulrer oftlce, lary expected. Address P_RINTENDENT. all-round eleotriclan; ge t wages, reference. M-24W, Inquirer offlce. log hlokon.^ THOS. B. HAVE * , » lAUOTS. PERT Ml •PEN FOR ANKJT. JOTIOT 4_W ENiHAN IN ilty vancemen ter, Pa.; „. la- ambitions wor, T. L Btrkln Apply is; good oppor- fsj/apeedy ad. 1 A Co., one*- *a^_a_j-t* A Graves, 220 K Ithan PXgoodTsi iter worker oik- d ".» ste d 0 *" 11 ™-*? *r_ht at ^ Applv to A. Oth s t , Leban- on. P^ ;_, _ ' . . / 1 . . . -L'OOLMAKERS and two _ milling, machlno hands for new ahop: state .experience and 1^WlJPJg^:*J^' In( lMtef. QMct._ WALlJ JP^jPglRS^-flrst-clMs wall scrapers WAN'i not afral >2 ?nne st. ... fSTwiP __*» easiest and \»r»t»«. now. Wasb^'-ton. ngton WANTED, MB»TTO LEARN MASSAGE: WE teach our students massage, mechanotherapy, chiropractic hand surgery and electropathy; be a doctor of electropathy: we give our stu- dents employment; good pay. The American Cpljflte of Electropathy. 020 S. 52d st •QSTOFF1CB OLERKS and carriers \._.—,. Examinations will, be held in Philadelphia and many other cities i_. November. PartieV Jars nres. Washlm ' ervios School, POSTOFF1CE OLERKS and. carriers, w.anted. la'ri "free". Washington $vtr POSTOFFICE and other civil service examina- tions will, soon be held. Foil information and questions used by the commission free. Columbian Correspondence College, Washlng- ton, P. 0. , MECHANICAL AND 8TRU0TURAL DRAW- i«g tftghtTby engineers; be a dfaughtsman; make $12o-$160 monthly: freo Instruments: write for catalog. .OglumWa Correspondence §cpco^ 200, prexel Bldg.. Philadelphia. QTJAKBB CITY CIVIL SERVICE 8CHOOL.-, WO prepare yon for a place ou •Uncle S§m_s* f pay-roll. Call or write for terms, 2716 Le- H____Y _*^'BhT jtfAOi H-2?l. Inqurrer offlce. Tt!??'.'.'.!.'.:.'-?.?,". , .'.'.vr".;ffi:* •mm 1st; easy terms. 0_fifN*- FEMALE HELP WANTED It wards or less, SOo 1 additional words, to ASrmOlAL FLOWERS-I-knerienced branch- ers wanted. J. Wagman. 6$2 Oheity at. BfNDRRY—Experienced hand folders wanted. Diiiilap Printing Co., Juniper and Cherry, 8d floor.. , , t ..,,,,._,,,. .'•',„ B&NNA8 OPERATORS, exoerienoed. Call Sinlth-Ramsey. Emb, Co., 16th and Cheatuut NDARS. BOOMlriDRRS, ^M^^^lt^^R! "t 0 * 3 B00KJ>0l_»«lW wtnSiv Address 400 Race ei itreat. ,,.T;w, |Rw GIRL—Wanted, young girl, dental office, light work: state age and salary expected. L- HOUSEWORK -White girl for general house- work, two In family, good wages. 8543 N. 21st st. HOUSEWORK—Girl or woman for housework and washing. 8 in plain family, state age and salary. B-282. Inquirer office. | HOUSEWORK—Olrl for general housework; good wages. 1621 Norrls st. , HOUSEWORK-Young "white woman for house- _ w * r . k :^_aTT family.„809 N. 6th st HOUSEWORK—Girl, white, for general hoqie- work. Apply at once. 6122 Hasel ave. HOUSEWORK—White jaftrl for" general house- work, good home. 1-81 W. Tioga st. HOUSEWORK-Whlte girl for general house- work. 1514 Erio avenue. HOUSEWORK—Wanted. Catholic girl for gen- eral housework. 1841 8. 2d st. HOUSEWORK Girl for genersl housework: plain cooking. 26 S. 63d at. HOUSEWORK—Polish, three hi family, not much work, sleep in. 810 Fltxwater St. HOUSElWQRK. genersl; *lri. white, good rtt- ^ereuce. Oalj Monday. 1614 Waljace___ HOUSEWORK—Protestant for general houae- worit. 6011 Haverford aye. HOUSEWORK-AVanterf girl for housework! downstairs. 8010 N. 5th st. HOUSEWOltK—G*lrnor general housework; _sniall_jainlly. 2240 N. 17th St. HOUSEWORK-Glrl wanted, general hoose- work. with reference. 2224 N. 19th st. HOUSEWORK- Glri wsnted. general house- _work. cook__ 1887jSuyder_ave. % HOUSEWORK-Glri. white, for genersl house- work. 1428 Ohrlstlsn St. 88t, Inquirer offlce GIRL, experienced. In small adult family. 4607 Klngsesslng (between Chester and Woodland »__»_> GIRL—Want half-grown" white girl. Protestant, to assist tending children; good home. R- 240. Inquirer office. inqu GlllL—Wanted, colored girl for chamberwork and waiting; family of three. 4408 Chestnut street. GIRL—Colored girl, assist with children and light duties. ft a week., gin. assist Call Sunday S5N. 7th st. between 9 and 10; GIRL for s chamberwork and waiting; refer- . ence required. Apply Monday between 9 and i2 1712 Jdt. Vernon st. GIRL—Light chamberwork snd assist care'of child, white. Protestaut. 208 Mt.' Vernon ave., Haddoofield, N. J., GIRJA wolto, for general housework, must have tftforence. Apply 1422 N, Bouyler at. GIRL for'general housework, small family. 5022 Klngsesslng aye, GlRjL, steady, reliable, in envelope factory. Address ,0-280, Inquirer offlce. GIRL in bakery, help downstairs. 80th st. ;L lu bake... .... _ id-Westneld ave., Camden LS—FC logues. Four experienced girls to cover cata- 289 8. American st. _ (SlRL, young, to cut out paper; no experience peeded. 1526 N. Broad st. GIRLS—Three neat American girls. Apply cafe. 000 Chestnut st. , °|ft._«^ A^ir 1 >><WMWOrV t - two GIRL wanted, arhlte. jreperal housework. 8620 Warren. St., West Phlla. . qhtLS^Small girls wsnted to sew. £081 $'. HOUSEWORK—White glri for general nouae- work. 8163 Belgrade at. - HOUSEWORK-Olrl for housework. Apply at once; $5: reference. Apply 8840 N. Broad. HOUSEWORK—Girl for housework In small family. 2767 N. 18th st ; HOUSEWORK—White girl for general house- work. 4085 Catharine. Call Monday. HOUSEWORK— GirT for general housework! _Call Sunday and Monday, 210 8. llth st. ^ HOU&EWORK—An elderly woman for one In family. Call Sunday. 853 N- nth. HOUSEWORK—Girl for general housework In -_HS»til_i__—; ____. 21 ^ **• R^d. HOUSBWORK—Girl for general housework, willing aud obliging. 214 S. llth. KNO'TTBRS—Help "wanted, female knotters, on silk fringes, can take work home; experi- enced only. Goodman, Loeb A Co., 428 N. 18th street. address, to opeu reception parlor for "pew snd' superior corset, In own homo; will pay $26 weekly. 8-280, In- quirer offlco. LADY'S MAID—French, experienced: beet city reference. 8. W. cor. 21st and Walnut. Mon- day mornlflg between 11 and 12 A. M. LADY'S MAID, one who understands her du- tica thoroughly. Address Box A-227, Inquirer office. . LAUNDRY—Wanted, an experienced woman to take charge of mangle room. 1601 Colum- bia ave. . LADIES, neat appearance, pleasing add one esch, best sections city, wauted to LAUNDRY—Wanted, experienced aalrt folders: steady work. Incomparable Laundry, 672 N. 7th at. LAUNDRY—Experienced marker and sorter. Cull at once, American Home X*ti 2046-47 N. 2d. miiiii >, m at. CON HOLE makers. Call S107 Vermont manufac- loom 688, Drexel h and Chestnut. PER, about 40, to take charge of nanu , Dr urer; steady wo BuiTdfngt 5th snd HOUpKW buslnsss man's famfly; .small wages. L-.71, Inquirer offlce llSus'EKEKTPER for small a-dult family; mld- 4is-aged; Protestant preferred. N-207. home; must be neat; : quirer offlco, HO^BK In- age 82 to 46, German or arnock. Call Sunday. HOrjB»WORK~-Qsrman_or Slavish glrUor «en- ersliieuwwork.smalj family. 5014 Ktpgiess- « ave., Weit Philadelphia. LAUNDRY-Bxperlenced ablrt starchers want- ed on stock and family work. Paris Leuu- dry. 931 Carpenter. LAUNDRY-Sollcltors wanted for the best premium proposition In existence. M221, I Inq,ulrer offl?e._ . ,„, . ' LAUNDRY— Experienced marker and assorter. Hbllte Laundry Co.. 1886 N. 19th st. LAUNDRt-^Collar lroner wanted! 486 Race .street. , LAUNDRY—Experienced markers and sorter* wanted. Laundry, 674 N. Broad. LAUNDBf—J-pejUpoed waist ana skirt iron- ers wanudvn-oodry, 074 N. Broad. n.' ' j 1 1 j 1 i f *>'I - -1 I 1 J j I UT BROTHERS require Experienced Saleswomen for Fur De- '• nirtm«nt. I partment. ,••'•. _—. ."•••_," . . A "'i anted, 4 experienced loopers e_j LOOP^ 1T0 needle goods, Newton Hosiery" Mil—« Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com

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FREE. For particulars read con­ditions on last page of today's Colored Magazine Section.

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LOST AND FOUND I t word* or le ts , 80c ; additional words, to.

L0ST-AUOU8T 28. AT. BRYN MAWR HO-tel. small flat (told watth with enameled and

carved back aua chain with opal slide; » o reward for tho return of the- above articles to J. E. Caldwell * Co., 002 Chestuut at., Philadelphia. No questions asked. ^ _

i LOST, MRPTlCMliKft 9, BETWEEN WISTER, Heberton lumber yard and Chelteu ave.. Qer-

mantown, blue prints and specifications for house 64th and Park ave. Return to above and receive reward

no queattoua asked If returned to Jas. B. Caldwell A__Co^ 902 Chestnut at.. Phlla. U > 8 t - WATCH AND FOB. WITH PRK8EN

tatlon badge to R,. Stevenson from Loyal UnltV Lodge. No. 7628. I. O. O. F.. M U. Reward If returned to R. Stevensou. 842 N.

IBS. & : t—, . U>ST. BETWEEN CAMP HILL AND READ-

Jug Terminal, sapphire seal ring, cut with crest, bird holding branch: $20.00 reward for return to J. R. Caldwell & Co.. 002 Chestnut at.. Phlla.. Pa. P, THURSDAY, 24TH INST.. A SMALL

diamond ring, fourth floor, wes t corridor, City Hall. Reward If finder returns It to Room I I 8 , J_* . w _ l^ajr tment • A. H. Newltt . LOST. WIDE) HANVTBRAORLBTr, TUESDAY,

between 11 and fa P. M., going from 52d and Haverford to 3tfth and Fatrniount ave.; re­ward. 5181 Folsom »t E O S T - B E L T PIN, FORMING INITIALS M.

30. F . , around 27th and Parrlah. Wednesday night; gift from a dead friend; reward. 7BO North_86tiu_ I-OvST - HUNTING CASE GOLD WATCH.

Klxtu movement, photo Inside rear lid: no fob or chain attached. Reward. 120-131 S. Tenth St.. Reading, Pa. DOO. W H I T E AND BROWN POINTER. LOST

near 24th and Oxford. Reward. 868 North Broad «treot. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. COLLIE DOO' WITH

white collar. Reward if returned to 1205 Glrard avenue-

A n in nkf .fit

FOR EXCHANGE IS words or left*. SOo; additional words, So

GOLD WATCH. EASTMAN KODAO. BANJO, mandolin, guitar, banjo, mandolin and field

?lasses: want printing press, tenta or beat of-er. H. c. Frees, We8t_phester. Pa.

$05 CREDIT CERTIFICATE IN llOO BUlLi)-. Ing lot at Reoga Park. New Jersey. P-303, Inquirer office. TWO~FTAtya, COTTON. 5x8. NEW. 2.4x8.2. „ bunting, 4x0. 1.3x4%, new, with poles; what n *. T e -y? u ? jMl_ d a ? Sunday. 20X>8 S. 7th at. FOR" i s f MORTGAGE"W REXL" KSJATE*.

$8000, 4cylinder automobile, 1008 Frayer-Mlller; make offer; T-3«7._Iiiqulrer office. CAMERA, 6x7? PHOTOS~8HOWft ANYTHING

offered• W-380, Inquirer office. FOR EXCHAXOE-HIGlLGliADE PRINTING. . What hav^ .von? R-204, Inoulrer office. STEAM RUNABOUT/WHEEL STEER, GOOD _order._What is offered;^ 1021 McKean at. ADVERTISING COURSE, l7 O. £,'f6K DIA-

mond. P-281, InqtUt-r office. NEW"'APPLE" DYNAMOS FOR GOOD HAM-

merlcss shot gun. D-200. inoulrer office. PRINTING TO EXCHANGE. WHAT HAVE

you to offer? R-342, Inquirer office.

MALE HELP WANTED It words or leas, SOo; additional words, So

AOTIVB, ambitious single men to travel with crew; expenses advanced. W-378. In-

qulrer_ofnce. . ADVERTISING MAN. manager, two seasons,

largest auditorium In country. Fowler, Bev­erly. N. J. . ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. experienced,

wanted for Founders' Week attraction. Call Monday 10 A; M.. 1107 Brown st.

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PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1908

MALE HELP WANTED I t words or less, 80c j additional words, to

COOK—Good Jewish cook wanted, male or fe­male, In restaurants state experience and

•alary expected. AHdresB B-818. Inquirer off. CUTTERS, experienced on ladles' waists. Wm.

Splra A Co.. 412 Brown at. CYLINDER PRESSMAN to take charge me-

dluin xUo book and lob office, steadv and permanent position to a steady and capable pressman. Address, stating particulars. A-2G8. Inquirer office, • D*_lONSTRATOltS~Wanted, _5 . demonstrat­

ors. Apply 10 to 12 Monday; 2158 N. Uber street. DESIGNER required for steel and copper plate

engraving, one experienced In lithographic or half-tone designing, could quallfy^ln short period. E. A. Wright Bank N< Chestnut.

right Bank Note Co., 1108

DESIGNERS, male and female, experienced on ornamental and dressmaking work. Apply

Smith Ramsey wmb. Co.. 10th and Chestnut streots. DESIGNER AND CUTTER of men's and boys'

clothing open for engagement./ C-21S, In-gulrer office. . ' DISHWASHER, Polish, to make himself use

'ful In restaurant Race sts

H. E. cor. Front and

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR^ want good on novelty line. M-255, Inquirer office.

man

LARGE WHITE SETTER spots, anawer name Rex.

Eudld ave.

DOO. BROWN Reward at 1410

ARCHITECT-Young architect familiar with alterations to plan and superintendent. Ad-

dre88_K-201._lnotulrer office. . ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT wanted; no sal-

ary until qualified^ A-228t Inquirer office. ARTIFICIAL LIMB MAKERS— Wanted. two

HEART SHAPED ENAMEI.KD AND GOLD pin. small diamond. Reward. 1833 N. Ca-

mac st; t| LOST-MASONIC CHARM. BETWEEN 62D

and 80th, on Market; name Hlggs; reward. 5121 Market st. _ LOST-WHITE BULL TERRIER, HALF FACE

black, ears cut; reward. 14«l N. 28th.

FOR EXCHANGE I t words or less , 30c; additional words, to

WAIJTISD^^R^OX^ for family use, also two or four seatod cut-

under. I have Philadelphia Improved real es­tate In beset residential location, would also consider a good automobile or part cash. A-874, Inquirer office.

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FOLDING BED. WARDROBE, STYLE French, mirror door, mahogany: also parlor furniture,

couch or upholstering, done In exchange for j.inno. carpet, rugs or coal. L 8S.t. Inquirer office. ANTIQUE • FURNITURE, SILVERWARE.

old Jewelry, pistols, paper back novels, old Philadelphia views, military and sporting goods wauted In exchange for equal value. Rrenhase's_ Curiosity Shop, 2413V. Ridge, ave-ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENGINEERING, SEVEN

volumes, by Swingle, now; Wheeler & Wil­son. No. V, fine condition; what 's offered? 4710 Pa rrlsh at. • * EX CHANGE' YOUNG PAIR Sf1 BROKEN

beagles, not gun shy, for double barrel gun or watch. 183 W. Blddle at., West Chester, Pa. ALL TRADIN~G STAMPS EXCHANGED FREE

or two given for one tobacco coupon. Frank-ford Trading Stamp Exchange. 2772 Frank-t ord_ ii venue. TRADING "STAMP BOOKS. A.ifY~KlND, E x ­

changed for office furniture or ruga or any­thing useful. Bell 'phone. Kensington Trading Stamp Exchange, 2117 N. Front st. "WILL GiVK USE OF GOOD "UPRIGHT Pi­

ano for rurnlshed roorn two or three* nights a week with quiet family; referencos exchang-ed. R-226. Inquirer office. WHAT r S OFFERED F~OR FOUR 860 EOO

ela«! Cyphers Model Incubator, 8 Cornoll auto­matic feed hoppers? Qlenoldcn Poultry Yards, Olenolden. Pa.

L'AOE Sl'AMP OOLXiEOTION. VALUE *15<>. for Remlugton tyiiewrlter; give num­

ber, make offer- Ixsadbeater. 1S00 Clearfield utreet. H A V E A OOOD~H6USF/HOI_D A R T I C I ^ ' F O R

mall order business; about 3000 in lot- can he mailed for one cent: value $20. What's offered? C-880. Inquirer office. F^(5ilANGB--i^UiTYT855 IN A $600 LOT

at Olvnalde. Tailoring, groceries or what Is offered? P-728. Inquirer branch, 15th and York. HOUSE~_tENT FOR EXCllANam T~OWl5

$18 porch front house in West Philadelphia, make offers Instead of paving cash. K 200, Inquirer office. WILL KX*CHANllB~i5^THll;EirET5f¥~B^A^ri)S

fine cigars for five books of crown stamps. X-U43. Inquirer branch, 2000 Germantown •JJS; WILI- EXCHANOB FACE XSD S&Ap1

treatment, shampooing and manicuring, for something useful. F-1281. Branch Inquirer, 4000 Woodland avenue. HOUSE""PAINTfNlF AND PAPERllANGlNG

done for coal. A 45-. Branch Inquirer. 4th and Glrard avenue. BiUOkLAYBlR WILL DO POINTING AND

lobbing. What have you? S-652. Branch In­quirer, zlat and Ridge. . BRASS B E S T E A D AND

ff ,'<HX! artificial limb makers. Buhols Artificial Limb Co., 1310 Arch st. ARTIST (portraits)—Young man under instruc­t i o n s . BennIngton. Front and Diamond sts. ASSISTANT SHIPPER- GimDel Brothers, re­

quire an assistant shipper; one who is ac­customed to marking with brush. Apply fourth floor, 8th st. BAKER—Young man to assist in an institu­

tion, day work, wages $16 per month, board. wash. Address O. W. T.. 53ft Hamilton ave.. Trenton. N. J. BARBER, eober and reliable, begin at once:

good place for right man. Geo. T. Graham, Stato Collage. Pa. BARBER wanted, steady, $12 per week. Call

uutll 3 o'clock. S. E. Oor. Norrls and Pat-ton sts.. bOlow 82d. BARBER—Good, steady Job for sober man.

Address Jno. R, Caasen. Tyrone. Pa. BA~RTENDER for seashore, must be first-class,

wages $40 month, room and board. 0-292, InQiilrer offlce^ ______ BARTENDER for Saturday afternoon and

ulght; address, with references. Q-1349, Inquirer branch. 424 B. Allegheny ave. BILLING CLERK, steamship office, conversant

with official classification, quick penman. Apply Pier 2. North Wharves. , BOOKKEEPER, who Is also an expert sten-

ographer and typewriter, new store, Just opening In Philadelphia, consequently books new, and as business progresses assistants will bo provided; fine opportunity for office manager. In answering state experience and salary expected. Address Advertising Counsel, 715 Stephen^ Olrard Bldg. _ _ BOOKKEEPKR-ExpoTlenced double entry

bookkeeper for all year position at Atlantic Cltv: first-class references required. A-2138, Atlantic City Press, BOOkK'EF.PER and general office man want"

ed In Camden wholesale house, must bo huniler, give references, salary, age, present and former occupation. M-238. Inquirer office. BOOKKEEPER— Assistant, quick and sccuT-

rate, uot afraid of work, stady habits; Ger­man-speaking; state reference and salary. N-

"flce. In"

DRAFTSMEN^ first class, experienced on auto­matic machinery; college men preferred;

state full particulars and state minimum sal­ary. Automatic Platen Press Co., Haobver, Ponna. ___ DRIVER who U~ familiar with the second-

hand box business: a good steady position: state experience: confidential. Box S-282, In-qulrer office. - _ . • . ! DRUG! CLERK wanted, registered tnanageK

married or single, must come well recom­mended, West Philadelphia. L-217, Inquirer office. DRUGGIST—Registered, to take charge, loca­

tion large town In anthracite coal region; state reference, experience and salary expect-ec. 8-266. Inquirer office. DRUGGI8*—A young man, Q. A., with good

experience and reference, third year student preferred. 8200 Diamond. DRUGGIST, 6 . A., wanted, college privilege*,

references. Call 22d and Ellsworth sts.

MALE HELP WANTED It words or less, SOo j additional words, to

MAN, active, educated, wanted, capable of earning $2000 or moro per year: yearly con­

tract on definite guarantee basis. Dodd, Mead &_Co. .Publishers, 820_ Perrjr Bldg., Phlla. MAN~AND"lviFB~wanted, man to look after

horse and garden, woman to do cooking, ref­erence required, 12 miles out on Reading Road. N-wp, jmP' Irer of flee. MAN—Wan'tetL married mail, white, small

family, good milker, dairy fawn; good wages and house; reference. Call or write. William Chambers, Malvern, Pa., Route 8. MAN to take care of garden atuTTawn and

to make himself useful around the house; must be steady and Tollable: private residence, near Elklna Park. D-277. jnqulrer office. MAN for lnVurance business, living In south-

east section, salary and commission: rep orences from employers for 5 years required; 8_M)LA- M. Monday. 1521 Snyder ave. .

mait drive MAN—Wanted, man and wife, delivery wagon, wlfo do housework

441 IS. Wyoming ave.. Oluey. Sunday.

MAN for blacksmith aud electrical work; state age, experience and wages, wanted. A-854,

Inquirer office. ' MAN wanted" ~ln Employment office, will get

share of profits, must be hustler, give ref­erences. I1-S28, Inquirer office. MAN AND WIFE-Mlddlo-aged man and wife

to take care of forty acre farm near Phlla-delphia. R-251, Inquirer office. MALE STENOGRAPHER with some executive

ability; give reference and salary expected. L-826, Juqulrer office.

«| in '• »• 41 —ajt

MALE HELP WANTED It words or lass, SOo j additional words, to

- ^ w t o h SALESMAN. class man who can close big

le whom I have already Inter-class New Jersey seashore lot

deals estcd In a hi proposition. % To such a -dan. If he can prove to me that he Is an Al salesman of unquestionable char acter I will make an interesting proposition. I do not want a man simply Ap follow leads. but one who can and will close big deals.

Must be of commanding appearance, well dressed and a good, strong talker.

In applying be suro to State what experi­ence you bAve bad and whether or not you are employed at present; also give two references.

Itivelv no attention will be paid to any application unless theso points are covered. E-Poeltively no attention

mcatton unless tb '. Inquirer office.

-ALESMAN-^vWcd, at once, experle specialty salesman to call on drug and

eral store trade; soiling well advertised

lenccB gen-

_ line apothecary medicine, expenses advanced; good

to aalary or commission on pormunortt basis, give

'lth whom last employed ' , -ulars. renllea confide!

*?*J^,_Cbl&go.

age, experience, with whom last cmployei obtain full particulars, replies confidential Bi— -"" '" * SALESMAN—Opportunity; tea and coffee;

trade offered to salesman commanding trade In Eastern Pennsylvania by a leading tea and coffeo Importing house and owners of .popular brands of cigars; give full particulars. Ad-

••••« ..'i-Hi.r. » - > • i . l . [ . i . i i i i i»i- i i i i ft i iU-ir ,;_____i

Draoas oi cigars; give full particulars ddrcss Lock Box 079, New York City- (

MANAGER—Company now manufacturing a patented staple arttele used by everybody

wants a capable, basiling mechanical man, ono who ha» had experience In handling help, principally girls, for assembling the . parts; will pay A fair salary to start, with increase as business advances. K-205, inquirer office.

DRUGS—Wanted young man 2 to 8 years' experience: with or without college privi­

lege; etate age and reference. H-260. In-quirer office. DRUGB— Registered relief elork for October

1st. 12. 18, 14. 15 and 10th. and tho whole month of November. Edwin J. Kuhns. IAIIH-dalc. Pa. f)RUGS^~Reglstered or Q. A., one with good

experience and reference Columbia ave.

Fennor, Bread and

2j0J. Inquirer office. BOOKKEEPER--Assistant bookkeeper in a

small brewery, collect and do general office work. _ T-854. Inquirer office. ______________ BOOTBLACK! wanFed, colored"; shoe repairing.

1200 Gilbert st . BOY—Wanted, boy, with about 1 years expert-

ence in Job printing office, to feed prees, make ready and set type, excellent chance, $6 to start. 1113 ft. Broad.

farm. 1^_ 8. 18th,

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CRIB, WITH •-i>i-lugs and box mattress, for runabout and

httmesj*.__§18 N. 19th._ ^ _ _ _ PIANOIiA IN F I R S T - 0 l - \ S 8 CONDITION;

valuo $160: will take part In coal or what have you? M-258, Inquirer office. JW15 BUILDING LO-fS NEAR WILLOW

Grove, exchange for good mining stock. Box 43, Bryji Athyn, Pa. ' EXOHANGlC 25-ROOM APARTMENT IIOrjBET

central; also 53-acro Philadelphia. E X C H A N G E - 1 8 VOLUMES SORIBNER'S

and Upplocott 's Magazines. What la offer-ed_j Address A-844. Inquirer office. WILL EXCHANGE 45 BARRED ROCKS FOR

good shotgun. W. Blnney. 654 Jameo street, aileton, Pa.

SXCHANGE. HOIJSE PAINTING FOR RUN-about auto. Address 714 Dauphin st. I<eath-

erman___^ W H A T IflfOFFERED FOR THOROUGHBRED

hound pupa, 10 months old? Now being bro-ken. A-288. Inquirer office. _ WILL EX'OHANOB A IAYT OF METAL POL-

i-.ii for small screw cutting lathe, or what is offered ?__A-288V Inquirer office. W l i . L EXCHANGE FINE DIAMONDS FOB

rug, magohany table, cut glass or typewriter. HUM South sL „ _ . . - . WHAT IS "^OFFERED F O R N B W NATIONAL

cash register, cost $75? W. F. Wiley, 2015 North 17th street. >. j_S0TfANGirT6R PIGEON AND CuTldKKS

plant In New Jersey, stock and fixtures groc-erv store; make offer. R-228, Inqnlrer office. BXOHANGEl _>ONY PREMO^ 4x6 CAMERA".

extra fine leimes; what have you? X-272, In-qulr-jr ofoce. 1 . WILL EXCHANGE A GOLD FILLED" CASE

watch for a good double-barrel gun ofrgood make. Q-200, inquirer office. $150—ORANDFATHBR'S CLOCK. BUILDING

or cemetery lot, diamonds or piano. 11-221. Inquirer offioe. WtLL GIVE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER OR

Kdlson phemograph. What's offered 1908 South street; WILL EXCHANGE A FOUR PASSENGER

touring car for a first-class motorcycle. Ii-276. Inquirer office. EXOHANGB GAME CHICKENS FOR PEDI-

greed English setter bitch. James Busfield, York. Pa. UNINCUMBERED BUII.DINO LOTS AND . other holdings exchanged for drug store in Phi I adlephla. H-251. ibqulrer office. *"*1T EX'OiU'MGLE-FARM'. 35 ACRES', lit

_>elaware. Jessie Booth, 1040 E. Westmore­land^ N F^-Exc3i(4^G"MMtNGtE BARREL GUIT.

kitchen table, lady's silk scarf. 1251 Han-

BOY wantod toT^aru trade as machinist and tool maker; Manual Training School student

preferred. Apply by letter. Miller Lock Co., Frank fowl. iipirTiS" to 16. io learn retail hardw,ars br*s-

lness; live at store; one understands Ger-nvah preferred. Addjrees. with reference, to S T IiSdnge. ft28' N. y t T s t . OwSjinTv. *. -BOY'S wante<l to deliver packages, not afraid

of work;' salary $8.50: give nearest telephone number and reference, p-152. Inquirer Office. BOY1, neat, wanted, 18. to keep store clean

aud run errands. Address S 648, Inquirer Rranch. 2801 Olrard ave. |

BOY wanted In dental laboratory, some ex-_ pOrtence, low wages to start with. A-223, Inoulrer office.

rFlLttRS—Wanted, experienced filers or fria-. era on bora end wood umbrella handles. Ad­dress Swltter 4 Schussel, 114 Franklin St.,

Apply Monday,

BOY in builder's office; good chance for ad-vancement and learn business. T-848. In-

qjtilrqrofflce. . BOY steady, reliable, in envelope factory*. ^0-280, Inquirer office.

BOY wanted for light work. _ 850 N. Front. BOY, clean, quick. Galuralth's Drug Store,

6139 Germantown ave. , ' BOY. 16 or 17. experienced In handling sheets

In blndery«or printing office. 227 S. 6th s i BOY—Physician wants lT-year old colored

boy. Call 2802.,ColdmBla ave. B 6 Y wanted to paint. 2d and Pine sts.,

Camden. . BRICK" CI^EANERS—Wanted, brick cleaners,

at Oth ao__ Hamilton sts. t Monday morning. BfilGJa.T iOUTH. about 18, In "office of Obcst-

nqt street dry goods store, splendid opportu­nity for experience and advancement; wages $6 to commence; qualifications, plain, legible wrltlog and accurate at figures with good rcf-trenco for character. W-362, Inquirer office BRIGHT BOY: about 16 or 16 vears of rgei

to work in laboratory. Apply Farbentabrlkeu of Elberfeld Co.. 9-11 N. Water st.

DRUG«8-Begt9tered graduate, _ some experi­ence In German. Address O-S90. Inquirer

oftW. . DROea-Q. A. or young man. good, practi-

cal experience. II. It. Blum*. Germantown ave. and Pelham Road. I)UUG CLERK wanted of few years' expert-

ence with college privileges. Inquire 283 N. 2d st. DRUGS—Registered manager, speaking Ger­

man, give reference and salary. K 2.74, In-qnlrer offlce. DRUGS—Q! A. or graduate with four or five _yearj'_exportejice^ jU28 _Market st. t

DRUG CLERK, speaking English and German. single; reference required: state salary ex-

nected: no hoard. M-254. Inquirer, office. DRUGS-R. A., In" New Jersey, "wishes iwil-

tlon in country, married, good references. Drugs,88 N. PennBylyanla-avo.,_-Ajlapjlc__Clty;

DRUGS-Wanted? registered pharmacist _ as extra man Founders* Week; reference. Chas.

Iieedom._Broad and Filbert. DRUGS—R'eilef clerk wanted, 7.80 to 10.30

Wednesdayjtvenlngs. Write 8 2 5 4 ^ 16thjit. bRUGS-^-Boy wanted In drug store, run ef-

rands; make himself useful. 448 Norrls st;

-)RUOS- Errand boy "wan ted, living In neigh"-_bortood. 6100 Market st. E^GLNFTER" (UcenwdlVas superintendent of a

large charity. v whose wife or other relative Is competent tor serve as matron; Interest In the unfortunate and ability to direct labor of others both necessary. Address In own writing, with age. occupations and references, T-3120, Inquirer offlce. ^__ ENGiNEER"who~understands Ice machines and

refrigeration, stato kind of machines have been handling and general experience. L-200, Inquirer offlce. ENGINEER to attend to a small eniifno and*

boiler and to make himself generally useful In bindery. AjMre*s__L:207i .!_njUlr_____ofnco. ENGRAVER—An "ali-aronno^engraver on "steel

and copper; state wages and references d seud sample of work. Syracuse Steel

vlng Qo.t Syracuse, N. Y ractlcsl married man for 15 aero

small truck, berries, voting fruit, etc.:' wages $25 per month; bouse,

MATTRESS MAKER wauted; no finishers; steady work. 340 W. Glrard ave.

MEAT CUTTERS—Two young~"men. about "2l to 25 years old, married preferred; must be

active, quick and fine salesmen, as well as good cutters; wages $14 per week; steady em­ployment, with advancement. K-228, Inquirer offlce. . ^ MEAT CUTTER wanted; one that can manage-

store; good wages and steady place. E. Mayer. 2000 Diamond st. Call Mtween 8.80 and 0.30 A. Jd^ "JV MEAT CU*TTER—Young man having years'

experience: chance for advancement. Ap­ply Sunday afternoon, between 2 and 4, 864 •Nv 48th at. , MEAT CUTTER*, must be sober aud flrst-clasB.

good wages to right man; steady position. 11-104. inquirer office : MEAT CUTTElt" for "grocer?, meat and prp-

vtslon store, position permanent for right man. 1801 Ontario st. MEAT ""CUTTER -Wanted, a sober, relfablo

man for good, steady position. 1726 Frunk-ford ave. MKA'FoUTTKR wanted. Rldgway Beef Co.I

2141 Ridge ave. MEAT "CUTTER--t)p-to-date man"; cut price

store. 1200 Wallace st. MEAT CUTTER wanted. 4562 Mltchel St.. __Roxl)orough. MECIIANICAL" DRAFTSMAN with experience

on designing dies and fixtures for small in­terchangeable parts; state age, experience, refereneo and salary expected; location Frank-ford. Q-2T8, Inquirer offlce. MEN—Wanted""" two Tesiiectable men. at»ut

46 yeara of age, to walk streeta during Founders' Wecek, dressed as William Penn, wages $1 day. Apply 0 A. M. Monday, 327 N. 11th St. MEN—Warned, men of ubiTTty to""repr*sent so­

ciety, showing features unequalled for ob­taining buslncMK, good Income assured and splendid chances for promotion. P-318, Inqulr-er office. MEN-Rrlght men wanted, white or colored, to

write ludustrlsl Insurance. Apply 8. K. Cor­ner _10|h and Ellsworth. . MEN—Two capable men. one German, with

iwd address and cltv exp> rleuce, good pay. rJfil

c i ty , 18i

vegetableH. milk. R^246. inoulrer offlce. FEEDM--dor_ou press feeder.' | 0 per week.

Ne^r Yoi rh. . ER. msldV,

Suiter on

Co.. gas and electric 821 Cherry St.. th

IS drd urea.

Hoot. , F T S I S H E R — Wanted, an assistant finisher In _bookbludery. Apply 1810 Sansom st.. 2d flow,, , FINISHERS wi.itel. hardwood finish*is. Ap­

ply 212 Chancellor s t FLOOR PLANERS. ,goc^ 2800 W. Cumber-

land st. Magulrcis Dlgan. FOltEMAN wanted for a large fire brick fac­

tory; must be familiar with every branch of the business; only persons having wide ex­perience in the manufacture of fire brick fire clay retorts and tiles need apply; location near New York city. Address In writing, stating experience. A. I. G.. 1364 Broadway, New York city. FOREMAN—Wanted, Protestant working'fore man and wife to occupy house and ooard, help on nicely located 00-acre farm, on which modern dairying would bo the main work, give age, experience, wages, reference and number and age of children, preference to one handy with tools. Box 118. Pullyn. Pa. FU.RNlTtfRB M O Y H S S wanted; good wages

l>»r good men; must be sober aud hustlers; no loafers needed. Call before 5 Monday morn­ing. Mantua Van aud Storage, 6129 Sansom.

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN to learn the retail shoe business; permanent position. Address, stat-

lng age and reference, E-&15, inquirer off BURNBRS-OFF—10 Aftlt-class men st once.

with tools. l l iQ Olrard ave. BUSHBiLMAN wanted for Norrlstown. Apply

Sunday morning, between 10 and 12 o'clock, at 194S NT 2d s t . Phlla-

aon st. M f l l PARLOR SUIT. WU-L EXCHANGE

for good chiffonier, Leyon and Healy harp; offsr. D-202, Inquirer office. PHONOGRAPH.

records, good condition 4424 Germantown avo.

HORN. STAND. EIGHTY t? What have yoni

1'AINTlfoO. HARDWOOD FINISHING. EN AM ellng of furniture, grocer or tailor. Worley,

2522 X)xford7, WILL EXCHANGE P A P E R H A N G I N G " . IK

aud painting and graining for clothing or any-

thjng useful. H-874, Inquirer office. MUSIC CABINET. CHILD'S OAK CBIB. 2 . coal ranges, best order; gas lamps and lady's bicycle, for Yellow stamp books. SOON. 8th. CROWN STAMP B06K~^B~I4_rTER PRESS

for go-cart. 923 Beech wood. Colilpgdale. FAMILY REFRIGERATOR FOFr" COOK

stove or bicycle. 027 l'reston_St.^ West Phlla,. CUTUNDERS WILL EXCHANGE F 6 B COM-

blnatlon lighting fixtures. J445 Corliss. PAPFJLgA^OlNG^FW PART OR WHOLfc

s-aisT in

BUSHELMAN—All around, wanted; one who can speak English. A. B. McClure. 814

Chelten ave., Germantown. BUSHELMAN -First CTMST wanted w w s

$15.50 per week; steady poaltion. R-280, Inquirer offlce. BUTLER wonted, must also clean lawn and

automobile; state experience and salary wanted. Q-895, Inquirer offlce.

ASSlsfANT BUYEB8 GENERAL MANAGER STORE MANAGERS

A large new 5c and lOe stores company, am­ple capital, requires services of competent executives to All above positions. Preference wlil be given to those who have had experience with one of the leading 5c and 10c stores companies or prominent department stores.

To receive consideration state In reply age. experience, expectations and names of former employers. All communications will be kept confidential. Address A-820, Inquirer office.

CANDY Wanted good men on taffies, bar candles and a general .line of counter goods.

Nuss A Co.. 406 N. 10th st. CANVASSERS—Four wanted on good selling

GLASS BEVELER8 wanted. Philip Beeler A Oo.. 1106 Vine st.

GRANITE" CUTTERS—Four good, granite cut­ters, steady employment for right men. A-

24Qt Inquirer office. , ORINDER-Wanted. a grinder and polisher In

Job plating shop; state age. Address 0-238. Inquirer office. ,. G R O O E R Y M A N . not ovor 86. experienced In

grocery and vegetables, one capable to man-ago, speaks English and German, wages $12 to start; give reference and experience. F-1B6. _I"_:c!L_n3u,roriJ£^b.An5J__L^^ HEAD WAITER for "restaurant where girls

are employed: etate wages expected and give reference. Address L-884, Inquirer office-HOSIERY—Wanted, an experienced boy to

run rip machine. National Hosiery Co., 2210 E. Haasard st. HO U SEM AN— Experienced, oolored houseman

in small adult family. 1T07 Jefferson st. INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE— An assistant man­

ager wanted for Norrlstown; bond required; state records or don't answer; salary $18. Colonial insurance Co., Norrlstown, Pa. JANITOR" wauted. Apply, with, reference, to

Verma Bro.. on premises. 013 Walnut at. J05""COMPTOftlT0R wanted. permanent for

first-class workman. Address, stating wages. L-213,oInqulrer offlce. J ^ JOB PRESSMAN, .experlehced. Patterson ft

White. 140 N. Oth. < stronge, able-bjodled1 Eng

L-6, Inquirer brunch, 1800 N^l l th . MEN -Wanted, men to soil "flags. | . _ 8 N.

Front st. . MEN—Threo" honest men* security, wages" $2 „Pp r . j l«l- Pll^ J^1??8..".t.-,i...Vt_nk.f9d; . MOVING PICTURE machine operators, under­

stand calcium, gas and travel. Baer, 538 N. lOjth, , MOYING PICTURE OPERATOR wanted: state

salary; steady position to right party. N-237, Inquirer ofnee. ____________ jfK.'KEL PLATER—Wanted, an experienced

nickel plater. 64 N. 4th st. OFFICE BOY-Good chance for*""or«gftt "and

Intelligent boy. four dollars weekly. T-ZBO, I_oulrer office. , OFFTOE BOY~wUh good reference. Caufteld, , 1435 Chestnut st,., before 10 o'clock. OPEfiA'Foi^WanTVpVraior for" "moving jplc-' turo parlor, with Powers machine. K-284, Inquirer of,ce. OPERATORS wanted! "machlno operators On

menja clothing^ $10 week. 1627 N. 10th st. 5PTICAL 8H"(VP "FOREMAN wanted for large

retail pretK-rlptIon buslneas; must bo exper­ienced, with thorough all-around knowledge of the business. Address A. S. Aloe Co.. 618 OHve st., St. Louis. Mo._

good

SAL1CSMAN wanted, handle the Dobel shoe tree as side line; weight 4 ounces; commis­

sion 20 per cent, on new and repeat orders; exclusive territory to good men: write for free sample. The Continental Novelty Mfg. Co.. 1463 Ni " " . 1463 Niagara at., Buffalo, N. Y,

LE£MAN^_-tperlenced In selling stocks onds, wanted to sen preferred stock of

and SAL bonds, wanted to sen pu_ . ..

poration increasing capital from $26,000 to $100,000; first-class prospectus and possibil­ities. For further Information apply L-246, Inquirer office. " SALESMAN-3$pecialty man, experienced on

missionary work in confectionery line, to

takers on a farm, October 1; most be honest and strictly reli.ble, with good reference. O-224, Inquirer f office. | WANfE-WlTeldsrs on cotton jroods; steady

work; coed »sy. Address B. 8., M-207, Inquirer ^Offics.

cofZ\ WANTElV-lActlve. single msn to look after

increase sales of already well established pen-- • • . . . . . . ? - right

. . . refer* ice and security. II-274. Inai offlce.

ny chewing gum, able to start low with brl, future, refereice and security. B-274, Inquirer

SALSftMAN-5>pportunlty; tea and coffee; trade offered to salesman commanding trade

In Philadelphia territory by a leading tea and coffee importing house and owners of popular brands of cigars; glvo full particulars. Ad­dress Lock Box 079, New York City. rrT~z."'T":- _'»-rr- '«•* —-•#- - - • •—. .--. , . .---,• . .•-•-—... .^ SALESMAN wanted for city by large retail

grocery house, three experienced salesmen, those commanding trade given preference, but must be productive, excellent opportunity for the right mop. A-368. Inquirer offlco. SAi.hM.SiKN-200 to 800 "pe'r cent.~profit sell­

ing specialty every merchant and business man wants: quick cash sales, unlimited quan­tities. Write Sullivan Co.. 405 W. Van Buren St., Chicago. SALEflMAN-^texperielrK'ed in any' line to sell

genral trade In Southeast; an unexcelled spe­cialty proposition; comrolsnlon with $35 week­ly advance for expenses. The Continental jewelry Co.wCleveland, Ohio. SALESMAN for half-tone and three-color cal­

endar line; reduced prices; liberal commis­sions : strong side line. Cincinnati Calendar aud Novelty'Co.. No. 626 Walnut St.. Clncln-natl, O. SALMKMEN for something that helps mer­

chants sell goods: extra good as side line; explain preamt employment: good commissions;

Dket samples. Advertisers' Club, 4 How-_«_N«'W__Yj{k. _

SALESMAN-»By reliable seed house, first class salesman for Indoor and outdoor work; rou»t

have exitcrlepcc la wording gardening and trucking sections; state salary, reference. 0-210. Inquyrcr office; _ SALESMAN wanted; one experienced La talk-

Ing machines; pennancnt nosttlon with flrst-CURH bouse: Htnte experience and references; replies confidential. A-305. Inquirer office, SALESMANTor new" high grade school special­

ty, which Intercuts every educator, large field and good commlsMlonv for man of education and ability.__Address B-20l._lnqulrer offlce. __ SALESMAN—Department store, thls'clty.^re­

quires a thoroughly experienced watch and Jewelry salesman; good opportunity for a flr*i-class man. Address H-256. Inquirer offlce.

MALE HELP WANTED I t words or less, 80o; additional words, to

WANTED FOB U. B. ARMY-Able-bodled. un­married men. between the ages of 18 and 85,

cltTtans ot the United States, of good char-* acter and temperate habits, who can speak,

. 8th st.. Philadelphia, Pa.; 7 N. 8d st., imden. N. J.; corner Brood and Front sts.,

..Umlugton. Del.;'fil9 Penn st.. Reading, Pa.; j-onjatain City Bldg,. Pottsvllle. P a . ' WAwTfib—An energetic man of" strict integr

rity to solicit orders In country dlsrtlcts; permanent position and advancement for- a hard worker, willing to study the business; state age and previous occupation; we grow a full line of the finest stock, having one of the best equipped nurseries In the1 country. For particulars address Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Company, West Ohoster, Pa. WANTED, at "once, on a Ohestor county farm,

a gom! all around country blacksmith; must be good shoer and haudy at repairing farm wjjc.it and farm tools; must be a *ober man; glvo references. Henry Fleldon, manager, Brool'Diead Farm, Devon. Pa. WAN'fKD, 8 steam fitters "and plumlwrs. no

other hut first-class mechanics need apply, six months' work guaranteed. Apply at once, Piper Bros.. 218 Brunswick ave., Trenton. N.J. WANTEIK-Outslde salesman oh first-class

straight commission proposition of proven merit; stato previous occupation and references. K-121. Inquirer offlce. ' WANTED—A men" and wife, white, ai care-

in in t

CLASSIFIED ADS

FEMALE HELP WANTED I t words or less, SOo t additional words, to

BOOKKEEPING—Young lady who understands bookkeeping and typewriting wanted. West-

em Mfg. Co., &• B. cor. JJdjand Market. BOOKKEEPER as offlce asslstauf In manu­

facturing offlce, located in Germantown. C-989. Branch Inquirer. 6l00 Germantown aye. BOOKKEEPER—Wanted, experienced book­

keeper for ladles' and gents' tailoring es-tabllshment. experience. 583 N. 19th. B O O K K E B P B R V assistant, experienced, with

knowledge of typewriting; salary $7. M-290, Inquirer offlce . CANVASSERS wanted, reliable, 'good propo­

sition, salary and commission. Apply 4058 N. Reese, st CANVASSERSi on

and commission. £ood propositTon; awler^s, 627 Mi

CASHIER—Wanted, young lady < tall grocery store. Apply 1521 IAMBS''

salary arket.

cashier in re-Butler st.

OHAMftERWORK-Wanted. Protestant Ameri­can or German girl to do chambertvork and

assist with children. N-1768, Inquirer branch. 4048 Market. CHAMBERMAID and waitress, white Protes­

tant, in a small family: must have refer-enco. Apply 228 South 80th St. CHAMBERMAID—Want an experienced chnm-

hermald for apartment house. 1822 N. Broad. CHlLlb'S NUB^B • wanted, young white glrF,

sleep home. 1121 S. 40th st.

cows and chickens and be generally useful. Address letters. O. H. WM Radnor, Pa WANTED—Cement finishers on work in Pitts­

burgh. Call between 6 and 7, 6342 Chancellor at., Monday. , • ' . . . . /' WANTED a furniture upholsterer. 285 Bo. 12th st. WAITER—Wanted, second man with best city

reference. 8. W. cor. 21st and Walnut. Ap-

OYSTEB OPENER, good, wanted: one that can wait; must be steady and sober: steady

position; no other need apply. S-1150. Inqul-rer .Branch. Jfil N. 2d. __ OYSTER OPENER wanted, 6013' Haverford _a venue. t PACKER for light'machinery and make hlm-

self generally useful; good chance for ad­vancement for bright young man; stato refer­ences and salary wanted. Box K-287, Inquirer offlce. ' PAPER M A K E R S " W T ^ E D T M A Q H I N E TEN-

DER. BACK TENDER. THIRD HANDS FOR KrEWS MAOHINKST OUT OF TOWN. TRANSPORTATION PAID, STEADY POSI­TION. IIlGiJEST WAGES PAID FIRST-CLASS MENT APPLY N. SYLVESTER. 920 SPRINO GARDEN ST. PAPER BOXES—Boy, experienced In cutting

room. Tho John Crompton Co., 328 N. Ran-dolph st.

SALKKMAN—Dental supply salesman by prom­inent Boston house, good salary and commis­

sion. Write, giving age and experience. F. W. _*s»»£ll._& vy... 120 Boylston St.. Boston. SALESMAN—Young man,28 years, experienced,

deslreH a position as a salesman, either inside or travel; can furnish reference. Address T-21O4 lrqulrej office.. ' SA LKS M A N--Go«>d" brlwht young man of pleas'-

lug address and some education, to repre­sent reliable corporation; good opportunity for advancement. P-210. Inquirer office. t SALESMAN—T^lucafiou. appearauee and*refer­

ences; mfist lie of the beat; remuneration high; call person, no letters.

Tana Title I for 'Philadelphia and ad-

Corporation ^yaJ^__-Tm2_J^!$J_^

two. Itory 1 .must. .baye_ abnity and fur-W. Room

Funding SAXBIMII

Jacent i__... , . tilth bond. After 10 A. M. 45j_J003 Filbert st 8ALWSMASTto sell high chas health and" accT

dent contracts, largest commission paid than any other company; men of ability only need • & I ) 1 T - _ . 0 1 * W__Somerset, from_8Jo 10. __ SALESMAN; travVlTng. "wfih" experience In

specialty or grocery line; excellent opening with established manufacturing house. A-207, Inoulrer ofye. SALESMAN—Active - • experienced salesman.

high class, on commission, new article of great merit, P-220, Inquirer office^ SALESMEN for city gi-ocery trade, cake or

confeetloitery. exiwrlence. Address Branch !n._,!l!r_r. Pifc0' M^agil Chestnut. SALESMAN Hustler jfor chocolate confection­

ery specialities; side lino on commission. P-200. Inqmror offlce. SALF^SMAN to liundlo manufacturer's well-

known Has of shirt WHINU and dresses; ref­erences, experience. _. JW_-288^_Inoulrer^ office^ SALESMEN to'"expa~nd the sales" of an estab"

llshed cough drop. Address A-442. branch Inquirer. 4th and Glrard ave. SALESMAH^Papcr salesman wanted; must

ply Monday between 11 and 12 A. M WALl/8CBAPB'k""wantedI Call Sunday, 12 to

2__ Mcllmall. 1089 Germantown ave. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, well-mannered

young man. with experience, to work under Instruction; references. C. 'P. Herold, 6288 L « t e M t « r j « ^ _ O w r b i _ o t _ _ _, WATCHMAKER—Wanted, first class witch-

maker, roust be thoroughly experlencd In fine watch repolrlng. 8. Kind & Sons, 1110 Chestnut St. WATCIlMA'KEtt wanted, a first classwork-

man. understanding all branches, also French and English clocks, reference. Address D-298, Inquirer offlce. WATCI1MAKBR--Wanted, young man. with

good reference; steady work. Address P-298, Inquirer office^ . ^_, WATCTlMAN-Nlght watchman to clean store

and attend furnace fires. Write, stating wages expected. 0-200, Inquirer offlce. WHITE MAN, single, wishes position at any

kind of work: sober and steady; wages | 4 per week and board. T-827. Inquirer office. YOUNG" MAN. must know how to drive and

be willing to make himself useful In a fur­niture store, city reference required: steady work. _B-377. Inquirer offlce. YOUNG MAN toft has worked In meat mar­

ket, to finish his trade. Address only 11. Gross. Oth and Jackson. ^_________. YOUNG'' MArTTwitn" experience of brick lay­

ing, to finish trade. Apply Monday 8 A. M., 1015 N. Mst?haj _sL YOUNG MAN to learn watchmaking and en­

graving; must have rccomineudations. C 200, Inoulrer <.fflfe. , . , . • . YOUNG MAN to learn drug business: write ^Jull pattlcr.lars. P-227. Inquirer offlce. YOUNG MAN, "real" estate "office; state age.

salflryexpected, K-2£tt. Jjnq«'rcr offlce. YOUNG MAN. used to filing fast; state wages

wanted. J^allls, Elltabethvillo, Pa. YOUN'G MAN wanted, capable of Teaching

buck and^vjggdaoclng. M-229._|nqulrer_off. WEAVERS on *fine" cotton goods. Apply 10th _and Walnut. Chester,, Ta. _# t'OONG MEN—How catfyoii get ahead In the

world If you spend all your wages? In the Navy the pay Is cood and tho chance to save has been the making of many a young man. All kinds of work. Including many trades, make life In the Navy interesting and enjoyable. The Intc41lccnt man thinks of what he saves and not what he gets. The careless man wastes his money on pleasures. In the Navy there are Interesting cruises, minstrel shows, athletic

^amen and plenty of time for recreations all lie year around which coat little or nothing.

In the Navy your pay Is practically all clear. If you enlist without a trade, you get the benefit of a free training. You will get paid from the start and have uee board, free loflg-log. a sixty dollar outet and medical attention free. If you know a trade you get higher wages to begin with: the apprentice has a chance to make himself a master st his trade. Life in the Navy Is not all work. There are

CHOCOLATE COATERS—Experienced chocolate coaters wanted,- good wages, steady work.

WMtmant 415 Race st. CHOCOLATE COATERS—Wanted experienced

chocolste coaters and bon bon dippers. 1108 Market at.

CHOCOLATE COATERS-Wsnted, a few more experienced chocolate coaters. W. T. West-

cott, 7th and Spring Garden. 6HOCQLATE COATERS wanted; Miller's.

257 8. 8d st. CIGAR MAKERS and bunch makers ot> suction

work. 2844 NT 6th St. COLLECTOR—Experienced, not 'afraid of

walking, salary $0. Apply Sunday 10 o'clock, 1823 ,<N.„88d. COMPANION—lady of refinement as companion

to Invalid. Dr. Titos. E. Eldrldge, 1639 N. Broad st. COOK and chambermaid, white, to do all

work in small house, near Bryn Mawr Sta­tion. See lady Monday, between 3 and 4, 26 South 16th St., Room 2; good reference re-gulrvd. i

COOK AND WAlfRlSsS-Royal, 1416 Arch, want German or Swede cook and waitress,

private: colored charul>ermald and waitress for school: cooks, housework girls, waiters, housc-meu. first-class posltious. COOK—Nest young colored woman, In small

private family, to assist with washing and ironing and attend furnace; reference requlr-er; wages | 5 . Call between 10 and 12 o'clock Monday. 163 N. 18th st. COOK—Wanted, a good cook, colored, refer­

ence. W. J. Moore, S. B. cor. Spring ave. and York road. Elklns Park. COOK—Wanted, a short order cook, ope who

understands cooking oysters and making soup; room in. Keystone Restaurant. 1835 8. 40th st. COOK, white. In flat. WeBt Philadelphia: no

washing: sleep out nights. Telephone Pres-ton 84-76 after 8 P. M-COOK—Wanted, experienced cook, with best

city reference. S. W. cor. 21st and Walnut st. Apply Monday between 11 and 12 A. M. COOK wanted for hotel, man or woman";

state wages. Address D-235, Inquirer of­flce. COOK and chambermaid. German preferred;

must have references. Call Monday. 9 to 12. Skg N. 15th st. OOOK—Dinner and" order, $6. BOB Columbia

avenue. COOK—Wanted, good white cook, wages $6.

Apply Monday. 5030 Drciel road, Overbrook. COOK, plain cooking for small hospital. $30 and room. N-246. Inquirer office.

COOK—Good white cook, who can also bake, Protestant. Call today, 1719 Diamond st.

COOK and "downstairs girf wanted. Apply at once.__1613 v , n e st.

COOK "for first-class boarding house; reference required. 484 N. 84thjrt.

COOK for general work. Sunday afternoons, _evenIngs off. Nursery. 744 Catharine st. COOK—Wanted, a good"plain"cook; sieep hoineT

227 N. 20th st. , _ -__ , COOK] must be first class aud experienced.

for boarding house. 1614 Green. ,

many Uttereatlror lessotos and drills: tb ore sre also generous hours free for recreation, study or sport. Most ships have baseball and foot­ball teams, rowing crews, minstrel troupes, etc. Write for. further information, or calf at Navy Recruiting Station. 1418 Filbert street, Philadelphia, or If living at a distance address Bureau of Navigation. Navy Department, Wash­ington, I). O. __ YOUNG MAN to assist at bartending and do

cleaning; give ago and reference, wages ex-pcetod. L-257. inquirer office. YOUNG MAtlf "with some experience at meat

Cutting, meat and grocery. Lombard and

I&L _. YOUNG MAN, graduate pharmacist with cood prescription experleuce, reference, tlmore avs.

4828 Bal-

have- established trade among printers N. 6th st.

20

PAPBRHANGERS WANTED. M., wall paper stock «_..... ...

St., STRAWBRIDOE A CLOTHIER.

Apply at 7.30 A. M., wall paper stock room, 816 Filbert

PAPBRHANGERS wanted, work year round for good men; good wages; come early, ready

for work. Wm. E._I^vc. 5525 N. 8d St., Olney. P A P E R I T A N G E R wanted; aiso'blank hanger":

steady until Christmas. Call Sunday or Monday. 3006 N. 7th St. PAPBRHANGERS wanted, first-class; no oth-

ers need apply. Call from 10 to 11, Sunday, 2204 N. 15th. PAPBRHANGERS for good work, no lugging.

Am lv with tools on Job, Monday morning. Corner_48d_and Chester_ave. PAPK"R"HANGER—First man wanted. How-

ard's. gork j o ad above Oak I>ane ave. PAPEBHANGEltS~wabted5 gooTworkmen only"!

Foraker, 208 S. 20th. wanted.

,_iA,BOBBB-.Lerge. stronge. able-bodied. B nlshspeaklpg. 717 Elm St.. Camden. N, J. LATHEBS wanted.

Camden, Monday mornlni Front and Market sts.,

proi osittoii. Call 9.80 Monday morning, Com merclul Bldg., 8th and Chestnut sts., Room 422. » CANVASSER on good proposition, salary aud

commission. Lawler. 637 Market OAPTAIrT^f naphtha lannch with passenger

license. 221, Inquirer branch office, 10th and York. j , CAB BUILDERB wantod. Are or sU. first-class

car builders. Apply at the J. G. BrlU Oo.'s work,s, 62d and Woodland ave.

CARPENTER wanted, must be good Jobber; 80 cents hour. Call Keystone 'phone. West

64 26 D today after 10.

Inquirer

a£r8Sf'l$F6^llth\t^Irtth^oolt' ifi&'\ MACHINIST wanted, experienced In repairing oy*hour^• brforo, S A . ^ . ^ l - o a d a y ? ' ^ 7 ^ . JBT^X&ffi &» ^tat". ^ x D e r t t " ^ * , DUffey, see. D. a L P f T W . 1 w a _ a V ^ x p e c t X Adtfre'ss t V f i R *

offlce. MACHINE FtXER wanted;

perlenced in 460 to, Acme, Banner machli right man: give refererices and salary ex-pected. Address T-229. Inquirer offlce. MAOHIN^IST—Thoroughly competent macbln-

1st. who undersands millwrlghtlng, pattern-making, electricity: state age. salary. H-01, Inquirer branch, 7th and Oxford.

CARPENTERS—Want two first-class carpenters Corner 31st and Master, 8 A. M. Monday:

come prepared foe work CARPENTER LABORERS, two. 68d and Jef­

ferson. Monday, 7 o'clock. CARPET LAYERS. Apply with tools Monday

between 8 and 9, 788 Holly at.. W%Phlla.

house. quirer offlce. rent WANTED

bOQkS at ouce. it-ant, iiu|i 100 PAIR FANCY PIGEONS FOR

change; best offer._ 1039 S._j7tb7 st

D. FURNITURE FOR FOUR STAMP •i_^cl_Jl__Mi_J___ulrer office.

Ex XOHANGB

17th NINE F I N * DUCKS. W I L L B

for chickens. 10>'K) Mifflin st SIGN WORK"WANTED IN~£_.bHANGK FOB

dentsl work. E-238. Inquirer oaicZJ**™ 6 CIRCULAR MITRE SAWS F"6R" SMALL'

bench grinder. Wm. Waegel. Reading. Pa. BOSTON TERRIERS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE

useful. 1869 Marston st. WANTED-OARTILAGB COMPANY GROW-

tall apparatus. 2240 N. Oth st. TVTLLT^CTOjrG-t G A S R A N ^ R ~ A " N D ^ M I I X

eeoKstoVe for No. 7 stove. 6127 Walton eve. REMINGTON JDYPEWRITEB. NO. 2." Q 0 0 5

cenfJltlOB. What's ogeredT220a 8. 16th. BXCltANGfMjVi " I I 5 B 8 E MOTOR CYCLE

for lot. 8027 N. Lawrence at. EXCHANGE *>THKU FURS FOR SOME old mink, sable. DobHon, 303 S. 13th st.

Al^Tou~To"~ot*FE -ft lBTTBE change for roofing f E-388, Inquirer office FOUR PARLOR CHAIRST 0A8 L A M P T I C B

chest for atamps, O-220, Inquirer office. DISON rf*(56RDS. KVEN BXDHANaED".

' Sunday. 1760 N. l l th . mA*"*+»"D*'-

CARRIAGE TRIMMER wanted, must be first-class. J. J. Derbam, Rosemon^, ya.

CHAIR FRAMBRS wanted, first thing lion-day morning, 1007 Race st.

OHAUFFRUR—White, married, for place 00 main line. Address D-219. Inquirer offlce.__

CHEF—Wanted, experienced chef, with best city reference. S. W. cor. 2ist and walnut.

Apply Monda.r between 11 and 12 A. M. T CHEF- "Flrst-class~ chef, necessary to be quick

on short orders. Cbflds, 1000 Market st. CIGAR MAKERS wanted on tine hand work. <$

s •et<

Jt 0. Co-. 1147 N. tib CLERK wanted, .

assist ingenera

at.

reference. mas

young man In taiTor s e r a l i 9.°%. °t experience a 1, p-45 German town aye. ' "steady, colored/ man for

state age. experle COAOHfLW-atngie. _..._ _ . . . . ._.

nhyslcian; single team; state age, experience, reference: twenty dollars monthly, room and board. D-28t. Inquirer office.

* to 85, for install COLLECTOR, _W»,_* i«_•&- J$* j^stallioetil as-counts: opportunity for rapid advancement for

man of ability and tact: salary small until sbllltr Is shown: to receive, consideration glvo age. past experience and reference. D-288. In-gulrer office. COMPOSITORS wanted. 708 Chestnut f^ COOK Head cook for moderate priced r<

tauraot; state wages expected and give rof-erence. Address R-384, Inquirer office. • COOK -Order cook, first-class, quick order cook!

Apply Chiids. lObo Market st. , C"ORNK;E'PoWB|l"brsks hand. firat-claM, ex-

rea-

perienced men. 1407 Catharine st-

LAUNDRY—Wanted. experisncsA washer and engineer: state all particulars. B-368, In-

qulrer offlce.

IdT BROTHERS

FLOOR MANAGERS.

LOOPERS—Wanted, four experienced loopers on 170 needle goods. Newton Hosiery Mills,

Newton, N. O.

PAPBRHANGERS and wall scrapers wa Louis W. Bonnln's Sons, jlT 8. 8d st.^

PA PERU AN G BBS wanted, young man to bang blanks. 247 N. Cralghton st.

PAT'EBlIANGEMwanted. Call 8undajr_/li2e . 8 . 15th st. G. B. Brason. •

PAPEltilA*NGERS. no lugging. (Aeesemsn. 85 8. Lausdowne ave.. Lansdowne, Pa.

PAPERilANGERS. good men. 'John A. Philip, ,20th at. above York.

F A P E R H A K G E B wanted; 6628 Sprague atM Germantowu.

PAPEIUlANGEItS-Flrst-clafls men. 1029 (Columbia ave.

Haalit,

SALKSMAN^-Wanted. live hustling salesman to sell up-to-date advertising proposition;

lil__*L terms. B.-230, Inquirer .offlce__^ SAJ<r .SMAn. exiierleiiced on gas arc lamps,

commission and drawing account, good prop-osltion. iMk D-20I. Inquirer office. SALESMEN*, new""stock proposition for

ineu with following, commission basis. 1102 Real"B-itate Trust Bldg. SALESMEFT" calling on retail grocers, can

make nioney selling new banana coffee. 11-203, Inquirer office. _ SALESMEN" to handle belt dressing on com-

Misslon. Anchor Grease Mfg. Co., Mechanics-burg. Pa. ' . SALIOSMJcR— Good men only; good pay;" bring

reference. Hoffman. 1120 Chestnut st. STLESMAR-Ropld selling offlce device, good _.compensation. 602 Welghtman Bl_dg._ S AI .ES M Art—Ex perlenced I n" the elect "r lea 1 spe­

cialty line. P-216. Inquirer office.

PAl'KRHANGERS, good men. steady Jobs, no lugging. 2209 N. 29th at

PAPERHANGER, bring tools, $3.26 per dav. .good mechanic. Eryin & Son. 1525r N. Carlisle.

in -our PHOTO-ENGRAVERS—Two etchers q_ -— color process work: permanent position au_

highest salary to first-class men. Address Engravers. 794, Broad st.. Newark, N. J. PHYSICIAN of Influence wanted, Penusytva-

nia or New Jersey, for fraternal Insurance appointment. W-205, Inquirer office. PIANO SALESMAN wanted, aauat be hlgh-olass

man: high salary to right party, wareroom and outside. Address Jamestown. N. Y. H-288, Inoulrer office.

LINOTYPE OPERATOR for three weeks' work at Atlantic City, good' man, with

speed required. Address Atlantic City Dally press.

R wanted; thoroughly ex-tp 200 needle. ^ hose Mayo,

ichlnes; excellent chance for

MAN With general dry good capable of buying for an Immings, notions, fancy goods a nes. Apply. sUtlng In first letter

Is store experience, id managffik .iwes. goods, sad^dndjod

experience £*$&$$. Kir *XP"*"i- 5'

AN wanted, of 05000 earning'capacity, to visit physicians with good business propo­

sition, only one considered who Is willing to demonstrate ab"1" -'— -— ---* D-218, Inquirer-demojstrate^ablllty, give age and experience

MAN AND WIFE, wanted for orlvate resi-denee on Old. York road, man gardener,

wife cook or chambermaid, steady nr si tlon and good accommodation for married couple. H-aro. inquirer offioe. MAN—We require the services ot a well-

dressed man to canvass the business men ot Philadelphia:.steady work, good^payjL give age,

Ne "S^M . _ . . . . j n t e d . a Work' about house

'«•.. wyssft eoT< s_

\av uuBines

A<Wre_a Ct) t, NT J.

r poration,

.referent Call between » and 4 o'clock, G ment. Mth and Spring Oardeo. MAN to do Jobbing

man for general .reference requ

"Irani Aparfc

•neral lulred.

bouset

BifAN. experienced, to organise new lodges tor fraternal order, Pennsylvania and New Jer-

sey. good sslary.. W-281, Inquirer offlce. JTA.N wantod to sleep in factory: must keep

up flrey; no objectlop to other efhpioyment In day t(ipe. , T-»8 r BVoulrer ottlce. MAN to caJlj?4.0«holic trade, Wi weekly.

PIANINO MILL MEN—Wanted, several first-class machine men who waul steady work.

Address^Valter Wertley Sons, Pottsyllie. Pa. PLUMBER wanted on Jobbing, one who can

do heater and range work: must be a hustler; state .wages. W-826. inquirer office. POCKETBOOKS, experienced creaser wanted,

only first class need a knife machine. Pogber, j POLlSilBR on stove and Stam

state where last employed, office.

also a cutter on S, 7th st.

eta) worki nqulrer an

SAIiESMEN to sell Founders' Week display cards. Call 140 N. l l th st, <__,

SALESMAN to sell coal, first-class proposition for tho right man. D-884, Inquirer offlce.

SIDE7 Ll7<fi^Good selling artlclo with" estab­lished reputation; liberal commission: small

sample: number of salesmen limited; act promptly. Trojan Mfg. Co., Station F, South Bend, Ind. ._ SOLI CI Tplte—Advertising solicitors' wanted,

two well educated experience advertising so­licitors, accustomed to earning $100 weekly, can form profitable connection with reputable concern, permanent proposition. Address N-291, Inquirer office. . SOIJCIT-^vVantcd, two hustlers to solicit for

mercantile agency In Pennsylvania; unlim­ited prosMcta. The Mercantile Law Asso., Reading, ga • 8 0 3 Golonl'l Xtust Bldg,

YOUlTG MAN. stenographer and stock clerk, for auto business; state particulars and

wages wanted to_ start. Q-828, Inquirer offlce.

General

ARE YOU IN NEED OF A GOOD POSITION Perhaps you desire to make a beneficial

change. If ao, you need qur assistance Wo can place you where the work will be

adaptable to your previous experience and training and where the aalary la In full con­sistency with the work required.

Our superior system for aiding high grade men enables us to bo in touch with the best positions Ip.thls field.

You do not pay us for a position until you bave secured ssme through our assistance. ^mmW'iwmk. AND

M. and M. Agency 1003 REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG.,

BROAD AND CHESTNUT. PHILADELPHIA.

CREAM DIPPERS Experienced cream dippers wauted: good wages, steady work. Whitman,

415 Race st. , CREAM DIPPERS—Experienced cream dli>-

pers. Cocoanut Specialty Co.. 28d and Noble. DEMON STRATORS- 26 wanted. Apply 10 to

12 Monday. 2158_N._Uber st . D R E S S M A K F T R wants" skirt"fitter, one capable

of taking charge; also waist trimmer, skirt aud waist finishers. Address 0-328, Inquirer of rice. , DBEBSMAKBR wants apprentices? paid while

learning. App^y 1209 Locust St., Monday morning. iTCBSSMAKBRg, Improvers and apprentice

wanted, paid while learning. 446 Mint Ar-cade Bldg. DRESSMAKiNjG-^lrat class skirt hands. 181^

N. I8th_jt. . bRKSSMAKER waotaaxperlenced sleeve bands.

_ 1206, Locnst st. J. DRESSMAKER" wants apprentices; paid whllo

learning. Call Monday. 1719 U. 16th st. DRESSMAKER wants first-class waist hands;

also Improvers. 1608 N. 16th st. DRESSMAKER -Wanted, real lace maker;

work honw; price. 0-122. Inquirer office. DRESSMAKER wants thoroughly experienced _wal»t flnlsbers. 1228 Loeust st. t)RRB8MAKBtt"~ wants an apprentice, paid

whllo learning. 2003 N. 21st st. DRKSS^IAK'lNG-^FTrst cUSe waist finisher. 109

8. Juniper

FEMALE HELP WANTED I t words or less, SOo j additional words, fo

IIOUSNWORK-Oompetent white woman, strong and capable, honest and obliging, to

do general housework, plain cooking; good home, $5 per week to a rellablo person. Call Sunday from 11 to 6 aftornoon only; Monday all day. • Reference required. 6081 Chestnut at., West Phila. • HOUSEWORK-We want a middle aged wom­

an or a young girl to do our plain cooking, swooping and part of other work, will pay moro If she does tho washing or will have another woman do It; a good home' with quiet people. Call Monday morning between 10 and 1 at 028 N. 82d at. HOUSEWORK-Famlly of three adults want

white girl. Apply at onoe. 4817 Walton ave., West Phlla. Tako Angora car on Walnut a* to 48th and Baltimore ave. _ ilOUSEWORK-Good girl for general bouse*

work in a saloon; no washing or ironing; no hot lunches: only one night a week; references required. _ 2526 Columbia ave. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a middle-aged woman

to assist iu housework; small adult family; wages moderate 4926 Bloreuce avenue. West 1 »h Hod el phla. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, good woman for gen­

eral housework, one who prefers good homo rather than good wages in country. Browne, 140 N. 16th at. ' iiOKSEWORK-Wanted. a white girl for gen­

eral housework in the country, must be a good cook, family ot two adults, reference. W-222. Inquirer office. HOUSEWORK-Middle-aged Protestant woman,

general housework; good home; reference re­quired. Address J. V. Bouham, South Sea-, ylllc, N. J. HOUSEWORK-Rellable gtrt for general

housework, good cook, and must be a good worker, for a young lady living alone; wages $5; reference. D-272 Inquirer office. HOUSEWORK—Girl for housework and cook­

ing: three in family: good wages and homo; permanent position; best reference required. Appl£ 8651 N. 21st St. noUSEWOlK^Wimted" neat, refined wom-

an, white or colored, good home, no wash­ing. Call Kochersperger, Nice ave., lenk-Intown. ^ nOUSBtfORK-Oleah. refined girl for down­

stairs work, plain cooking, washing and Ironing, livlng_ near 60th and Market sts.: wages 78. 8. HOUSEWORK—Experienced good plain cook,

no washing, Germau preferred; reference re­quired. Call before 9 A. M. Monday. 2220 N. Seventh street. HOUSBWORK—Girl for genersl housework.

must be good cook, washer and lroner, small family, good wages. Apply 1828 Tioga street. , HOU8EWORK—Wanted, a while girl for gon-

eral housework; wages $5 per week; will have a good home; small family. Call 2818 Oxford street. HOUSEWORK-Rellable girl, general bouse-

work; small family; good home. 327 Glrard avenue. HOUSEWORK—Good white girl for housewotfc;

Cennan preferred; family two adults; refcr-ence. 426 Booth 15th st -HOUSEWORK—German girl who speaks Kog-

l ls l i , ' to assist in genersl housework, 881 n , Fifth street. _T llut-f»EWORK—Plain cooking, thoroughly com-

petent girl; small family. 8829 Walnut St. Call Monday^ HdU8B\VORJ. :-Whire girl for general boose-

work. Apply 1022 W. Susquehauna avenue, Monday. P. M-HOUSEWORK—Young white girl for general

housework, experienced, reference. 1737 Falr-mount ave. , HOUSEWORR>-Girl. general housework; two

In family; reference required; after 10 A. M. 212^ Master^ a t HOUSEWORK—Wanted .""girl for housework,

with references. Call Monday, 10 to 12, 8219 HAmilton at. 1 HOUSEWORK—Neat, experienced colored girl

wanted, nearby suburbs. Apply Monday, 10 to 12. 209 iHn^_Aicad*. . UOU'SEWOKK—Expe'ricnced white girl, Pro-

tcstanL to assist with general housework; sleep home. 1823 Columbia ave. HOUSEWORK-Wanted, young white gtrt for

private family. M. 1607 8. Oth.

general housework in a Private farall Monday from 8 to 9 A. *

Call

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED —

STABLE I^PERINT-O^DRNT—Wanted, work-' ntendc * 'g« A1

Inquirer office.

l'ABLE BUPERINTBNDKNT—Wanted, work-lug stable superintendent, must bo able to ike complete charge and do harness repair-

Ing. B STABLE _ man. I I -Inquirer offlce.

N—Wanted, sober, steady, sta month and sleeping room.

^BAMFNTTER wanted, first-class :_staie low-jst wages and experience. H-235, Inquirer est

offlce. Eft. flrst-class, at once. Ameri-5IL QUTTER. flrst^lass.1

Spaflalty Oo.. 90t Arch STENCIL

can SP« B-PEuNCKaliPHBR and tvpewriler. bright,

hustling young man with some experience of bookkeeping and general office work, manu­facturing concern, ..pours 7 to 0, to start with low wages, with chance of advancement; reply, owi handwriting, stating age, .exper­ience, wages desired: factor/ located near Broad and Erie «*«• 8-20.7, Inquirer branch, iOtn and Venango..- ,-v , STENOGRAPHER wanted in offlce ot manufac

turlng concern to do olerical work which re-

POLiSHliR wanted on surgical brass wiork! Address 0-284. Inquirer . offlce. ^

PRESSMAN. first class, non-union, take charge cylinder aud Jobbers, give experience.

D-282. Inquirer offlce. PRESSMAN, Job, wanted. Donaghy Press',

Mole and Mo-kot .sts. • . , , . . , , PRESS FEEDBRa_-Wanted. Gordon press

feeders. W. A. Church, ljff 8. 8d St. PRESSOR wanted on.flne_j:u8tom work. John

IB. Hagerl A"Co.,01128 "Walnut st. PRESS FEEDERS wanted. 7Q3 Chestnut stl PRINTER—Y'oung man

Gordon press. Rot__ set type and feed

sqnehgnpa »ve. SALESMAN- Capable salesman to cover Penn>

sylvan!a with staple line; high commissions, with $100 monthly, advance; permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit,

Sli,Llfc|[M^N"-=Wa"nted one'wlto can sell to the rotall trade, cotton dress goods. Don't

answer this unless you have the trade .and are well'known to the trade. Reference re­quired.^ Pennsylvania Mills. 17 Bank st, SALESMEN—Two first class experience

salesmen to call upon a selected list customers upon our new Chapman A Hall edl-

tperienced book losmon to call upon a selected list of old amors upon our new Chapman A Hi

tlon of Dickens' complete works. Apply after 10, The Century Co., $27 Wltherspoop fodg.

SMEN to. handle the ig.

_- most up-lo-dato selling proposition, most meritorious goods

noon market: ability and record must bew the best: Ohio. Pennsylvania. Indiana.. New fork. B-284, Inquirer offlce. , SALESMAN wanted bv whojlesale notion and

dress trimming firm to sell to dressmakers and ladles'.tailors: must be experienced and have established trado. salary and cominis-lon. B-287. .nqulrer office.

LESMBK-Two hijtb-gtade speclglty sales-(ien, for city territory; capable of earning men. IfiQOO yearly: state experience. N-288, In

quUer offlce. ' ^ . • , . . , , AN for tUfiTiloe:. des» room gltta.

taring quires a and neat perlence E STENOG.

turlng

rson to be accurate at figures, quick. irefer person who has had ex-foundry or machine shop; state

:DVU IV i n w v u i i n «* ui prefer person who hi foundry , or . machine L _

lence and salary expect ilrer office. _ ... PHEBwanted (n office of tnanuiac-icern to do clerical work which re-

wiTiil»ri,""OAPiTAL" Am)" jffBQOjsIB' V&1&

BLDG.. WASHINGTON. D. C.

48 P §8M S 18W»BT. Call, see list vacancies. We guara

&RKSSMAKER wants errand girl. Call be-tween 9 aud 10. 1487 Wa\nut st.

DRESSMAKING Improvers wanted. Apply 39 8.. 16th. second floor.

EMBROIDERER, experienced embroiderer, familiar with blending aud shading, cap-

ablo ot taking entire charge of department, one who has nad charge or department pre­ferred; state aalary and experience. B-368, Inquirer offlcej . ERRAND GIRL and to holp In work room;

over 16 years. Apply Smith-Ramsey Emb. Qo-..j>6th anoVCjiestnut sts . EXPERlENCEt) burlera and menders on fine

and Godfrey, worsted men's wear; steady work.

Bradford Mills, Stanton ave Germantown. SXPBRlENCEi) white girl: two In family;

light work. 602 Woodlawn at., Germantown. FEEDERS and folders, also mangle room help.

1029 Vine.

HOUSEWORK-Glrl wanted for general house­work and plain cooking. Apply 4927 Walton

ave., W. P., vicinity 49th and Baltimore ave. HOUSEWORK—G"lrl, colored, general"" house­

work. Apply 4430 Snutoin st . , before 2 P. M._Monday. UOtfSEWORk—Colored girl wanted for gen-

eral housework; In lug references. 703 N. 40th. i

HGUSEWORK-Refined white woman looking for a borne wanted for housework, clean

worker:_j|ood roanagert__J_l4_8__llth_Jit._ HOUSEWORk-Olr l for general housework.

Apply Monday between 0 aud 12, 2460 Frank-ford aye. >________ iiOUSJ-NVORK—White girl for general "bonne-

work, good cook, small family. Apply 630 N. 50th. , HOUSEWORK—GlrlTor generar&ousewOrk, no

washing, private family, good wages; refer-sneea. Call after 10 o'clock. 8023 Diamond st. H 0 - 8 E W 0 " R K T — A good woman wanted for

housework; three In family, no children; reference required. 4020 Oedai; ave. fl0'UsE:W(O_lK--WhlTe "girt, with reference.

to do gen<ral housework, good boms, eood wages^ 2.V2 8. 17th st. ' HOUSEWORK- Elderly woman, assist witn

children. housework, no washing. 8th and Ontario sts. HOUSBWOitK-W'blte girl for genersl bouse-. work. Apply 316 8. 16th. Saturday and Monday, between 9 and 11. fiouSEWORk—Experienced girl wanted for

general housework. 8226 Arlington St., be-tween 82d and_83dj Berks and Norrls. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a girl for general

housework; three in family. 8027 Susque­hanna ave. HOUSEWORK—Girl for general housework snd

plain cooking, private family; good wages. 221 E. Ixigan. Germantown. HOUSEWORK—Colored girl fo general house­

work, reference, sleep out. Apply 400 N. 52d st. HOUSEWORK—Wanted, experienced general

housework girl; wages $6.50. l # x 167, Hav-erford, Pa.

FINISHERS, experienced, wanted on men's neckwear. Apply T. P. McCutcheon A Bro.,

Arch and l l th sts., Pitcaim BuUdlnr. fifth floor. FOREWOMAN- Assistant, for small, clean

factory in centre of city; hours 8 to 5.30; Saturdays 8 to 2: $0 per week to commence; advance if capable; age.25 or over; must be intelligent, active and with business experi­ence. Address, giving age, reference, etc. 0-29Q, Inquirer offlce. FORELA DY wanted on dresatrlmrning" tassels,

loops, etc.; only those capable of taking full charge of department need apply; state aalary and experience. A-100, Inquirer branch, 8th and Wood. .

guarantee per-ay work;

manent position or no charge for replacing. ENGINEER, licensed, $18 weekly, ^ woi

SHIPPER, strong young man. oan STENOGRAPHER, young man, assist in office,

COjuLlsOTOfrs'i cashiers, timekeepers, clerks, all lines, draughtsmen, grocery, hsrdware, of-

floe assistants, other positions procured, $12 electricians, helpers, other po-

sltl'ons procured. Peoples' Brokers, 48, N. 18th. LEARN TELEGRAPHY: SHORTAGE OF Over

ten thousand operators account new 8-hour law; we_qualify_you for positions psylng be.-

to $80 per^month; Indorsed and supervised by "railway officials;' operating five institutes: enter now for day or evening see-• N4tlonal Telegraph Institute. N, »

and Sansom sts., phlla.

GIMDEL BROTHERS require s young woman of experience and neat appearance to take

charge of their cake and pastry section. Ap ply fourth floor. 8th street. GIRL wanted, of refinement, capable of being

companion to elderly lady; must be good seamstress and aged 22 to 28 years: written reference required; Monday and Tuesday. 9 to 10 A. M. 5420 Pine st. GIRLS wanted to lay up knit underwear for

cutter; wages guaranteed to learners; exper­ienced unnecessary. Boxford Knitting Co., Jeffterson and Randolph sts. QtRLS, experienced only, finishing upholstery,

portieres, loop tassels, franges. etc. Win. 11. Horstmann Company, oth and Ohsrry sts. GIRLS Two white girls for cooking and down

stairs work, chamber work and waiting; ref­erence.4628 Spruce. GIRL for chamberwork and waiting;

one for cooking and downstairs work. Monday, 122 8. Tttd.

slso Call

X

sloos Oor. _ * _ CIVIL

for easy worl BMP:, examt

YES are paid tTons of all k %

soon: expert advice, sample questions and Booklet 15I describing positions and telling

ulclt qulros a-nerBon to be accurate at figures, qx and neat: prefer person who has had exper­ience in foundry or machine.shop; ttaf-experlenced and salt ' " ' "" 'tiuulrer oftlce,

lary expected. Address

P_RINTENDENT. all-round eleotriclan; get wages, reference. M-24W, Inquirer offlce.

log hlokon.

THOS. B.

HAVE * , »

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PERT

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ilty vancemen ter, Pa.;

„ . la-ambitions wor,

T. L Btrkln Apply

is; good oppor-fsj/apeedy ad. 1 A Co., one*-

*a^_a_j-t* A Graves, 220 K Ithan

PXgoodTsi iter worker

oik- d ".» ste d0*"11™-*? * r _ h t a t ^ Applv to A. Oth s t , Leban-o n . P ^ ;_, _ • • • • ' . . / • 1 . . .

-L'OOLMAKERS and two _ milling, machlno hands for new ahop: state .experience and

1^WlJPJg^:*J^' In(lMtef. QMct._ WALlJ JP^jPglRS^-flrst-clMs wall scrapers WAN'i

not afral

>2 ?nne st. ...

fSTwiP _ _ * »

easiest and \»r»t»«. now. Wasb^'-ton.

ngton

WANTED, MB»TTO LEARN MASSAGE: W E teach our students massage, mechanotherapy,

chiropractic hand surgery and electropathy; be a doctor of electropathy: we give our stu­dents employment; good pay. The American Cpljflte of Electropathy. 020 S. 52d st •QSTOFF1CB OLERKS and carriers \ ._ .—,. Examinations will, be held in Philadelphia

and many other cities i_. November. PartieV Jars nres. Washlm ' ervios School,

POSTOFF1CE OLERKS and. carriers, w.anted.

la'ri "free". Washington $ v t r

POSTOFFICE and other civil service examina­tions will, soon be held. Foil information

and questions used by the commission free. Columbian Correspondence College, Washlng-ton, P. 0. , MECHANICAL AND 8TRU0TURAL DRAW-

i«g tftghtTby engineers; be a dfaughtsman; make $12o-$160 monthly: freo Instruments: write for catalog. .OglumWa Correspondence §cpco^ 200, prexel Bldg.. Philadelphia. QTJAKBB CITY CIVIL SERVICE 8CHOOL.-,

WO prepare yon for a place ou •Uncle S§m_s*f

pay-roll. Call or write for terms, 2716 Le-

H____Y _*^'BhT jtfAOi H-2?l. Inqurrer offlce.

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•mm 1st; easy terms.

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FEMALE HELP WANTED I t wards or less, SOo 1 additional words, to

ASrmOlAL FLOWERS-I-knerienced branch-ers wanted. J. Wagman. 6$2 Oheity at.

BfNDRRY—Experienced hand folders wanted. Diiiilap Printing Co., Juniper and Cherry, 8d

floor.. , , t . . , , , , . _ , , , . . ' • ' , „ B&NNA8 OPERATORS, exoerienoed. Call

Sinlth-Ramsey. Emb, Co., 16th and Cheatuut NDARS. BOOMlriDRRS, ^ M ^ ^ ^ l t ^ ^ R ! "t0* 3

B00KJ>0l_»«lW wtnSiv Address 400 Race ei itreat. ,,.T;w, |Rw

GIRL—Wanted, young girl, dental office, light work: state age and salary expected. L-

HOUSEWORK -White girl for general house­work, two In family, good wages. 8543 N.

21st st. HOUSEWORK—Girl or woman for housework

and washing. 8 in plain family, state age and salary. B-282. Inquirer office. | HOUSEWORK—Olrl for general housework;

good wages. 1621 Norrls st. , HOUSEWORK-Young "white woman for house-_w*r .k:^_aTT family.„809 N. 6th st HOUSEWORK—Girl, white, for general hoqie-

work. Apply at once. 6122 Hasel ave. HOUSEWORK—White jaftrl for" general house­

work, good home. 1-81 W. Tioga st.• HOUSEWORK-Whlte girl for general house­

work. 1514 Erio avenue. HOUSEWORK—Wanted. Catholic girl for gen­

eral housework. 1841 8. 2d st. HOUSEWORK — Girl for genersl housework:

plain cooking. 26 S. 63d at. HOUSEWORK—Polish, three hi family, not

much work, sleep in. 810 Fltxwater St. HOUSElWQRK. genersl; *lri. white, good rtt-^ereuce. Oalj Monday. 1614 Waljace___ HOUSEWORK—Protestant for general houae-

worit. 6011 Haverford aye. HOUSEWORK-AVanterf girl for housework!

downstairs. 8010 N. 5th st. HOUSEWOltK—G*lrnor general housework; _sniall_jainlly. 2240 N. 17th St. HOUSEWORK-Glrl wanted, general hoose-

work. with reference. 2224 N. 19th st. HOUSEWORK- Glri wsnted. general house-_work. cook__ 1887jSuyder_ave. % HOUSEWORK-Glri. white, for genersl house­

work. 1428 Ohrlstlsn St.

88t, Inquirer offlce GIRL, experienced. In small adult family. 4607

Klngsesslng (between Chester and Woodland »__»_> GIRL—Want half-grown" white girl. Protestant,

to assist tending children; good home. R-240. Inquirer office. inqu GlllL— Wanted, colored girl for chamberwork

and waiting; family of three. 4408 Chestnut street. GIRL—Colored girl, assist with children and

light duties. f t a week.,

gin. assist Call Sunday

S5N. 7th st. between 9 and 10;

GIRL for s chamberwork and waiting; refer-. ence required. Apply Monday between 9 and i2 1712 Jdt. Vernon st. GIRL—Light chamberwork snd assist care'of

child, white. Protestaut. 208 Mt.' Vernon ave., Haddoofield, N. J., GIRJA wolto, for general housework, must

have tftforence. Apply 1422 N, Bouyler at. GIRL for'general housework, small family.

5022 Klngsesslng aye, GlRjL, steady, reliable, in envelope factory.

Address ,0-280, Inquirer offlce. GIRL in bakery, help downstairs. 80th st. ;L lu bake... ...._

id-Westneld ave., Camden LS—FC logues.

Four experienced girls to cover cata-289 8. American st. _

(SlRL, young, to cut out paper; no experience peeded. 1526 N. Broad st.

GIRLS—Three neat American girls. Apply cafe. 000 Chestnut st. ,

°|ft._«^ A^ir1 >><WMWOrVt -two GIRL wanted, arhlte. jreperal housework. 8620

Warren. St., West Phlla. . qhtLS^Small girls wsnted to sew. £081 $'.

HOUSEWORK—White glri for general nouae-work. 8163 Belgrade at. -

HOUSEWORK-Olrl for housework. Apply at once; $5: reference. Apply 8840 N. Broad.

HOUSEWORK—Girl for housework In small family. 2767 N. 18th st;

HOUSEWORK—White girl for general house­work. 4085 Catharine. Call Monday.

HOUSEWORK— GirT for general housework! _Call Sunday and Monday, 210 8. l l th st. ^ HOU&EWORK—An elderly woman for one In

family. Call Sunday. 853 N- nth. HOUSEWORK—Girl for general housework In -_HS»til_i__—; _ _ _ _ . 2 1 ^ **• R ^ d . HOUSBWORK—Girl for general housework,

willing aud obliging. 214 S. l lth. KNO'TTBRS—Help "wanted, female knotters,

on silk fringes, can take work home; experi­enced only. Goodman, Loeb A Co., 428 N. 18th street.

address, to opeu

reception parlor for "pew snd' superior corset, In own homo; will pay $26 weekly. 8-280, In­quirer offlco. • LADY'S MAID—French, experienced: beet city

reference. 8. W. cor. 21st and Walnut. Mon-day mornlflg between 11 and 12 A. M. LADY'S MAID, one who understands her du-

tica thoroughly. Address Box A-227, Inquirer office. . LAUNDRY—Wanted, an experienced woman to

take charge of mangle room. 1601 Colum­bia ave. .

LADIES, neat appearance, pleasing add one esch, best sections city, wauted to

LAUNDRY—Wanted, experienced aalrt folders: steady work. Incomparable Laundry, 672

N. 7th at. LAUNDRY—Experienced marker and sorter.

Cull at once, American Home X*ti 2046-47 N. 2d.

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CON HOLE makers. Call S107

Vermont manufac-loom 688, Drexel

h and Chestnut. PER, about 40, to take charge of

nanu , Dr urer; steady wo

BuiTdfngt 5th snd H O U p K W

buslnsss man's famfly; .small wages. L-.71, Inquirer offlce llSus'EKEKTPER for small a-dult family; mld-

4is-aged; Protestant preferred. N-207.

home; must be neat; :

quirer offlco, HO^BK

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age 82 to 46, German or arnock. Call Sunday.

HOrjB»WORK~-Qsrman_or Slavish glrUor «en-ersliieuwwork.smalj family. 5014 Ktpgiess-« ave., Weit Philadelphia.

LAUNDRY-Bxperlenced ablrt starchers want­ed on stock and family work. Paris Leuu-

dry. 931 Carpenter. LAUNDRY-Sollcltors wanted for the best

premium proposition In existence. M221, I Inq,ulrer offl?e._ . ,„, . ' LAUNDRY— Experienced marker and assorter. Hbllte Laundry Co.. 1886 N. 19th st. LAUNDRt-^Collar lroner wanted! 486 Race

.street. , LAUNDRY—Experienced markers and sorter*

wanted. Laundry, 674 N. Broad. LAUNDBf—J-pejUpoed waist ana skirt iron-

ers w a n u d v n - o o d r y , 074 N. Broad.

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