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JDeatbsSHADE! Oll Saturday. March 24, ion,

Elizabeth E. Shade, died at the homeol her son, Amos Kaufman, at Lans-ilownc, Pa.Funeral arrangements will be an-nounced later.

t Card of Thanks<f ARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks toneighbors and friends for showingkindness and sympathy during the latebereavement of our wife and mother.?Jos. W. Bricker and Children, 13

North ThiQl street.

Lost and FoundLOST Gold brooch, 1 small sapphire

and - pearls. Reward. Return to Sen-ate Library. Captltol Building.

Help Wanted ?MaleWANTED Young man. single, to

do general work in a garage. One whois desirous of learning the business pre-ferred. Good chance to right party.

Give reference. Apply L., 454, care ofTelegraph.

? LABORERS WANTEDGood wages, steady work withchance tor advancement. Ap-ply Faxton Furnace, Centraliron Jc Steel Company.

WANTED Boy over 16 years ofage, to work in drug store. Apply toD. A. Buehler, 916 North Third street.

CIVIL. SERVICE s2; home studycourse of instruction and tests for com-ing examinations; only $2; no extras;why pay more. Address to InterstateBureau, Front and Market streets,ilarrisburg. Fa. I

WANTED Two young men quali-fied for banking positions. See Mr.De Pue at the Young Men's Business in-stitute. Front and Market streets.

GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS.Thorough instruction, |5. Returned ifnot appointed. Particulars free Ameri-can Civil Service School. Washington,D. C.

WANTED A flrst-class edge trim-mer, McKay sewer and nigerhead last-er to repair machines. Good positionsfor serious operators. Address, Mr. J. !M. Van Kleeek, Sr.. C. & E. Shoe Com- jpany, Columbus* Ohio.

GREGG & PITMAN shorthand aretaught at YOUNG MEN'S BUSINESS iINSTITUTE Ly Yale University Gradu- iate.

WANTEDTeamster and Farm Hand

Apply to E. B. Mitchell. 109 Northfctreet, Harrisburg, Pa.

A LOCAL MAN to represent The INorth American; past middle-age pre- 1ferred: must be of good character. Sal- 1ary and commission. Address, with jreference, for further particulars toJames L. Farley, Circ. Mgr., Sixteenth '\u25a0Floor. North American Building, Phila- !delphia.

WANTED Boys over 16 years of isge. Apply at Devlne & Yungel ShoeManufacturing Co., Sixteenth and Statestreets.

! WANTED High school boy to as-tist in shipping department half-days,?live reference and salary expected.I'hance for full time position over sum-fcuer. Address E., 5626. care of Tele-jgraph.

VAVNTED Two experienced me-chanical draughtsmen and one boy tolearn tracing. Apply Drafting Room,Central Iron & Steel Company.

WANTED By old-established cor-poration, men of good appearance towork following towns: Williamstown,l.vkens, Elizabethville, Millersburg, <Steelton, Royalton, Hummelstown, !Lebanon, Halifax, Jonestown. All sum- ,mer's job. Good pay. Start immedi-ately. Glen Bros., Rochester. N. Y.

ISPEND your spare time taking or- I

ders for "Ivantleak" Raincoats. I paid :Eli Bridge $88.95 l'or his spare time in ,one week. A dandy coat for $3.98. ISample Free. Liberal Offer. Write Iquick. The Comer Mfg. Co., 11 Lisbon Istreet, Dayton. Ohio.

YOUNG MEN WANTED Govern-ment Railway Mail Clerks. $75 month, jSample Examination questions?free.Fraklin Institute, Dept. 409-D, Roches-ter. N. Y.

j Help Wanted-*-Male

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WANTED

Carpenters and carpen-ters' helpers. Laborersfor concrete work andhelping bripk layers.

Applv

11. KOPPERS CO.

Care Bethlehem Steel Co.

Steclton, Penna.

AYANTED Cement finisher experi-enced in finishing foundation work.Apply H. Kappers Co.. care BethlehemSteel Co., Steelton, Ua.

! WANTED Laborers for clearingi land at Perdix. Apply to Wm. Reid-linger at our Perdix Land Office, or A.C. Voung, Real Estate, 34 North Secondstreet.

WANTED?First-class boll ermak era.Apply Central Iron & Steel Company.

i OFFICE WORK Well known localmanufacturers have opening for bright,young man in office. Permanency andsplendid future prospects. Applicantsshould have some experience of book-

| keeping and general office routine.Preference if good stenographer. Ap-ply in own handwriting, stating age.experience and salary expected. P., 6623.care of Harrisburg Telegraph.

WANTED Men for Industrial In-surance. Guaranteed salary, S2O a weekand commission. Apply 202 Walnutstreet. Room 16.

YOUNG MAN WANTED for officework during spring and summermonths. Apply by letter only, givingexperience you have had, the salarydesired and jour age, etc.; also anyother information that may be of bene-fit to us. Address UNITED ICE ANDCOAL CO., Forster and Cowden streets.

BOWMAN & COMPANY require theservices of men for the following: Pas- 1senger elevator operators and man incurtain and drapery department to dooutside work. Apply Employment Bu-reau, Fourth Floor.

PAINTERS Several first-classpainters wanted at once. Apply Male-horn Bros., 214 Lincoln street, Steelton.

MECHANICAL DKAWING taught byI'ale University graduate at Young .Men's Business Institute.

WANTED 5O able-bodiedmen {or piece work. Experiencedtruckers can earn $75 to S9O permonth. Must be able to read andwrite. Apply in person only toagent of Pennsylvania RailroadCompany at Division StreetTransfer, P. R. R. Co., Harris-

burg, Pa.I WANT Young men to learn auto-

[ mobile business, to become practicalmechanics and chauffeurs. We give

| ou<- students a chance to make money|at the rate of 20c per hour between! ciass hours. We guarantee lo pay you

: JUo per hour as soon as competent,j sso in cash required. Auto 'transporta-tion School. 27-211 North Cauieron

1 street.=

i Help Wanted ?Femalei WANTED Middle-aged woman forI housework. One who would appreciatea. good home and with a kind disposition

; towards children. Small house to look[after. No children. Apply at once to

i 't he Quality Shop, 2 South Front street,I Steelton. Pa.

I WANTED Several young ladies be-tween 23 and 25. Call at Grand Union'Tea Co., Monday evening, at 7:30I o'clock. Grand Union Tea Co., 208 NorthI Second street.

WANTtD Good girl for upstairswork. Apply Hoffman Hotel, 411 Mar-ket street.

1 NICE, tidy, middle-aged woman tohelp in restaurant kitchen. ApplyJackson House Cafe, 1304 North Seventhstreet.

STORIES, IDEAS for photoplayswanted by 4S companies. $25-SIOO each.Experience unnecessary. Details Free.Producers League, 612, St. Louis.

WANTED White maid for generalhousework. Apply Airs. Jos. E. 'i'homp-,son, Paxtang avenue, Paxtang.

AT ladies to travel, dem-onstrate and sell well established lineto our dealers. Previous experience notnecessary. Good pay. Railroad farepaid. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 720,Omaha. Neb.

A FORMER STUDENT ENROLLEDher dr.ughtcr with us on Monday.Sometning to be proud about, and oneof the highest recommendations any

I school could have. lIARRISBURG1 SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 31 North Sec-

i ond street.

CIVIL SERVICE 2;' home studycourse of instruction and tests for com-ing examinations; only $2; no extras;

t why pay more. Address to InterstateBureau, Front and Alarket streets,Harrisburg, Pa.

WANTED?A reliable girl for generalhousework; no washing. Call Bellphone 4245 J.

WANTED For rush season, skirtpressers. Apply Witmer, Bair & Wit-mer, 202 Walnut street.

WANTED A girl for washingdishes and cleaning, wanted at once.Apply 123 South Second street.

OFFICE WORK Young lady want-ed for general office work. Preferenceif good stenographer. Apply New IdeaHosiery Company. South Fourteenthstreet.

WANTED Lady attendant for bathand massage parlors. Health Studio, 207Walnut street.

Hind WorkersSuction RollersBunch Makers

Also Machine Binder and HandBinder Strippers.

Apply at

HARRISBURG CIGAR CO.500 Race Street

RESPONSI BLE CORPORATION wantsreliable woman in every town to act asrepresentative. Spare time. Capitaland experience unnecessary. DuchessCo., Dept. 177, Minneapolis, Minn.

GIVEN TO ANY WOMAN Beauti-ful 100-piece gold decorated Dinner Setfor distributing (not selling) onlv 5 doz.pkgs. Diamond Dust Soap Powder freeamong friends. No money or experienceneeded. Waverly Brown, Sec'y, 730 N.Franklin street, Chicago.

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BUSINESSMEN HAVE RARE-

LY ever found it so difficult to obtain

the right kind of workers as it is now. !

j; Most businesses are expanding and

necdl skilled help. The supply is not

normal?but neither is the supply ex-

hausted. Make it clear in your adver-

tising what qualifications you demand,

!; and what opportunities you offer?and

you will find the right people.

Real Estate For SaleCAMP HILL?BUY A BUILDING IA)T

at less than bargain price. Easy terms,too. For sale, 16 Camp Hill lotSi Theselots are 80 feet front by 80 feet deep.$5 down and $1 weekly. You can farmthese lots or build on them as soon asyou have made the lirst payment. Forparticulars. CALL. BELL. PHONIC 861 M.

SUBURBAN PROPERTYLot, 60x120 in South Earlington, along

Mechanicsburg car line. Fifteen min-utes' ride from. Harrisburg.

W. F. MOWER,1412 North Third Street,

Harrisburg, Pa.

FOR SALE Large plot of groundOn Market street, Camp Hill. Furtherinformation, apply P. O. Box 210, Har-risburg. Pa.

EMERALD 333-336-337-339 Allconveniences; new 7-rooni houses atbargain prices. Don't overlook thischance for home or investment. Dr.Behney, 317 North Second street. Bell1202 R.

PAXTANG, BRISBAN STREET?De-taclied frame dwelling, 6 rooms, bath,tine interior finish; steam heat; latestimprovements; lot 90x120; sacrificeprice; owner removed from city. Rohr-er & Son, Bergner Building.

FOR SALE Your choice of twentybrick houses with all Improvements,SIOO to (500 casli and balance on month-ly payments.

H. C. BRANDT.36 North Third Street.

FOR SALE 3-story brick house;chestnut finished; 9 rooms; bath; gas;electricity; fine condition; room forgarage. Bargain to quick buyer. Ap-ply 1931 Park street.

FOR SALE ll4 Washington si. eet.corner River alley, two-and-one-half-story fiame; eight rooms and ? bath;ail conveniences.

Corner Bridge and Eighth streets,Elkwood, two-and-one-half-mory frame;eight rooms and bath; all conveniences.The above properties will be sold at abargain. Apply Keeney & Simmons,New Cumberland.

HOUSES KOR °ALE on easy terms,New. Modern. Good location. At rea-sonable prices. MacWILLIAMS CON-STRUCTION COMPANY. 2150 NorthFifth street. Dial 3705.

THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE 9rooms bath gas electric lirht?steam heat lot, 17%x95. This prop-erty can be bought much below its ac-tual cost. Vacant April first. Can bebought on terms. Price. $3,000. BellRealty Co., Bergner Building.

BECAUSE YOU CANNOT pay cash fora home is no reason for paying rentall your life. We will sell you a prop-erty upon a small cash payment. Newhouse steam heat other improve-ments. Think it over and see us soon.Bell Realty CO.. Bergner Building.

TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED for thepurchase of those new houses on Kelsostreet, Paxtang. Houses have all im-provements and price is only $;,600.Bell Realty Co.. Bergner Building.

SEMI-BUNGALOW at 674 Schuylkillcan be bought for $1,976 and on easyterms 6 rooms bath gas hotwater heat and large porches. BellRealty Co.. Bergner Building.

I WILL SELL my new house, semi-bungalow brick, on very easy termsbecause my business requires that ichange my location steam heatgas and electric lights concreteporches. See Bell Realty Co., BergnerBuilding.

FOR SALE Large dwelling, with10 rooms and bath, on plot 25x130 to apaved alley two-story stable on therear. Good business property. Inspectit at once. No. 1434 Regina street. BellRealty Co., Bergner Building.

NEW HOUSE above Maclay street forsale at an attractive price and on easyterms steam heat and all other im-provements. Bell Realty Co.. BergnerBuilding.

$0,550 WILL PURCHASE a new brickhouse with 9 rooms bath gaselectric light steam heat porchfront and rear. Bell Realty Co., Berp--ner Building.

FOR SALEThe Board of Commissioners of Pub-lic Grounds and Buildings will ofTer atpublic sale in front of State Capitol

Building, at entrance Fourth and stateStreets, Harrisburg, Pa., at 10 o'clockA. M., March 31, 1917, the followingbuildings and structures upon the prem-ises within the boundaries of the pro-posed extension of Capitol Park in

I i-.ighth Ward, City of Harrisburg:Fourth Street, 111, 525, 139, 113, 137.AValnut Street, 4ul, 04, 438, 440, 442

| 444, 446, St. Lawrence Church. >l'i.400.

! Fifth Street, 409.! State Street, 420. 422, 414, 416, 600, Cor

; Fourth, 451, 501, 727, 729.j Filbert and North Avenue.I North Street, 519, 521.I Cowden Street, 516, 526, 530, 112. 114! 116.| North Alley, 520.\u25a0 Tanners Street, 116, lis.Angle Alley, Stable.Curtis Alley, StableShort Street, 107, 111, Short, Cor. Angle

Avenue.South Street, 436, 438, 514, 513.South Alley, 502.

The purchaser shall pay to the Com-monwealth of Pennsylvania throughthe office of the Superintendent of Pub-lic Grounds and Buildings. Harrisburg.Pa., by certified check or United Statescurrency, the amount at which the said

1 building or buildings and structures are! awarded to them, as follows: A cashpayment of 25 per cent. sha!'. be madeon day of sale and the balance beforeentering upon the property to removethe material purchased.

In all cases where the premises areunoccupied possession will be giventhe purchaser immediately. Where thepremises are tenanted possession willbe given immediately after the prem-ises are vacated. The Commonwealthwill not be responsible for any dam-age to property after possession isgiven. Purchasers shall state at timeof their offer the time required to re-move the building and material afterbeing given possession by the Com-monwealth, which in no case shall belonger than 60 days. All buildingreiuse shall be carted away from thepremises by the purchaser. All foun-dation walls must be taken down andremoved at least three feet below levelof street.

The Board of Commissioners of Pub-lic Grounds and Buildings reserves theright to accept or reject any or all bids.The work of removal shall be perform-ed under the direction of and to thesatisfaction of the Superintendent ofPublic Grounds and Buildings.

NOTE: The sidewalks and streetpavements are not to be removed bypurchaser of buildings or structuresunder this schedule.

By order of the Board.JAMES C. PATTERSON.

Deputy Superintendent.LLOYD W. MITCHELL,

Secretary.

FOR SALE S. W. corner Bellevueroad and Twentieth street; new brickhouses built In pairs; with all modernimprovements; rear drive; excellentlocation; possession at once.

11. C. BRANDT,

Public SalePUBLIC SALE

Of

REAL ESTATE

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1917,AT 2:30 P. M.

ON THE PREMISES. 2337 N. THIRD ST.Harrisburg, Pa.

LOT, 60x150 FEET. EXTENDING FROMTHIRD ST. TO LOGAN ST.; IM-

PROVED; ON LOGAN ST.2 %-STORY FRAME DWELLINGHOUSE, with 8 rooms.Look this desirable property over and

come to the sale.Terms made known on day of sale.

Owner A. Edward Rohrer.BRINTON-PACKER CO..Second and Walnut 4>t.

C. Fry, Auctioneer. j

Real Estate For RentCOTTAGE MONTICORVINO at Mt.

Gretna for sale or rent; 4 bedrooms,bath room, living room, dining roomand kitchen; electric lights. Apply toMrs. C. H. Ginge, 323 North Ninthstreet, Lebanon, Pa.

FOR RENT S-room frame house,with two acres of land and outbuild-ings. Located in city limits conveni-ent to car line.

J. E. GIPPLE,1251 Market Street.

ATTENTION, MR. RENTER! By pay-ing S2O per month you can buy a newbrick house., Only SIOO cash needed.Possession April 1. H. G. PKDLOW, 3SoutlnThlrteenth street.

EMERALD STREET New semi-bungalows, in pairs; finished to suit.

No. 333 Brick, tile and stucco; S3Oper month.No. 335 Tile and stucco; $29.50 per

month.No. 341 Corner of Fourth street.

$33.50 per month.'B. S Behney, 317 North Second street,

Bell 1202-R.

1724 SYCAMORE STREET ?? 2 hi-story brick dwelling, 8 rooms, bath,modern improvements, good location.Rohrer & Son, Bergner Building.

332 BROAD STREET FOR RENTfrom April 1. Store and dwelling op-posite Broad Street Market; 10 rooms,bath, steam heat. Rent, $42.50. Willrent separate or together. Chas. Adler,1002 North Third street.

Real Estate For Sale or Rent

SPLENDID SUBURBAN PROPERTY,Located in Riverside,

3018 North Third Street.

AUGUSTUS WILDMAN,2206 North Third Street.

NORTH FIFTH STREET HOMESLocated at 2315-17-18-20 North Fifthstreet. 611-13 Curtin street. Easy terms.Fred C. Miller. Builder, 213 WalnutBtrect, Harrisburg, l a. Bell phone 797 M.

Real Estate WantedWANTED TO RENT Small store-

rooni in the vicinity of Sixteenth andDerry or Eighteenth and Slate. Re-ply to Box A-4932, care of Telegraph.

WANTED TO RENT?Small modernhome 6 to 8 rooms at moderaterate, in city or suburbs, about Mav 1.Reply with full details to X-5000, careof Telegraph.

YOUNG, married couple want to renta 6-room house, bath and improve-ments, located between Hamilton andBriggs street. Rent not more than sls.Call Bell phone 2301.

WANTED Space for automobilenear Eighteenth and Walnut. AddressBox O, 5618. care of Telegraph.

Offices and StoreroomsFOR RENT Storeroom, 807 North

Third street, suitable for any business.Apply Lerew Lemer, 213 South Frontstreet. Bell phone 323-M.

FOR RENT Corner storeroom,Sixth and Cumberland streets; com-pletely renovated; all conveniences..

pply to Commonwealth Trust Com-pany. 222 Market street.

FOR RENT Storeroom, equippedwith shelving and counters, at 1208North Third street, possession April1. This room has i.een occupied formany years as a fancy goods store.Apply to H. B. Mitchell, 600 NorthThird street.

Farms25-ACRE FARM, near Middletown,

for sale at $2,500. Immediate posses-sion. All required buildings in faircondition. Opportunity for you. .<o notdelay.- Bell Realty Co., Bergner Build-ing.

For Sale ?MiscellaneousFOJt SALE Contents of ice cream

factory, including 3-H.-P. gas engine,40-qt. freezer, power cruslior, cans, tubs.Will sacrifice if sold at ouco. Address

5662, care of Telegraph.

FOR SALE FI a desk, 49x32inches, excellent condition, at big bar-gain. Call at 215 Pine street.

FOR SALE 5O shares AmericanTelegraphone stock, SIOO.OO, and 16,000shares Uncle Sam OH for $150.00, willbuy Hull Copper. Box 75. Little Rock,Arkansas.

FOR SALE 2O-horsepower gaso-line engine: as good as new; stationaryor can b put on truck. Apply to E.B. Mitchell, 103 North street, or phoneBell 678 R. \

FOR SALE, at Gable's, 111-117 SouthSecond street. Lawn Fence. Field Fence,Gates, Poultry Netting. Building Hard-ware. Plaster Board. Upson Wall Board,Compo-Board, Doers. Bash. Shutters,Mouldings. Porch Posts. Pumps, etc.

BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERSRemington No. 6; Remington No. 10: 12-Inch Underwood; Oliver Nine; New Cen-tury Caligrapli and Smith-Premier.Fixed up iu Urst-elass shape. Pricesreasonable. A new shipment of thoseFactory Rebuilt Visible Typewriters ata fraction of original cost.

GEO. P. TILLOTSON,211 Locust St.,

Opp. Orplieum Theater.

For Rent ?MiscellaneousFOR RENT A very desirable loca-

tion in the uptown business section. Astoreroom and living apartments at 308Broad street. Will runt the whole build-ing at SSO per month. Apply to J. Nel-son Clark, 306 broad street.

ROOMS FOR RENT CARDS can besecured at the Telegraph Business

MusicalWE REPAIR any kind of TALKING

MACHINES promptly. Call Bell phone3242J, or bring your machine to 315Broad street. Work dune by an ex-pert.

OLD VIOLINS. MANDOLINS, GUI-TARS, BANJOS bought, sold, exchanged.Artistic repairing on all stringed In-struments. Bows rebaired. Tone re-storing a specialty. GLACE, be 4 Herrstreet.

Apartments For RentFOR RENT 1222, 1221 North Third

street, apartment for rent, 6 rooms, allconveniences, S4O. Commercial TrustCo., of Harrisburg. Pa.

WALNUT ST., 204 Apartment; sixrooms and bath; city steam; gas andelectric light in every room. Balconyin rear with dumb waiter and clothesdrier. Applj\to E. Mather at above ad-dress.

FOlt RENT Walnut street. No. 132,second lloor rear apartment, threerooms and bath, city steam. PossessionApril 1. Apply to Commonwealth TrustCo..

APARTMENTS Nos. 110 and 610 N.Second street; second story; all mod-ern improvements; city steam and hotwater furnished; ready April 1. InquireL. Minter, 110 North Second street. Bellphone 4282, Dial 4195.

FOR RENT An apartment; fourrooms and bath, completely furnished;second lloor; corner house. Apply 342South Sixteenth street. City. ,

107 SOUTH FRONT STREET FirstFloor Housekeeping Apartment, with5 large rooms, uatu and pantry; laun-dry tub; hardwood floors; city steaiaheat; use of yard. Just remodeled withall modern improvements. Brintun-ijackyf C0.,, streets.

FOR RENT Milley Apartments,corner Sixth and Cumberlandstreets. Modern in every respect. E.ce-tric light, steam heat and gasImmediate possession. Apply io Com-monwealth Trust Company, 222 Maiactstreet. ?

SECOND ST., 170u Five and sixrooms with porch; most pleasant audopen surroundings in city.

Rooms For RentFOR RENT?Two front rooms, fur-

nished for light housekeeping; gasrange, light and heat. Rent reason-

I able. 315 South Front street.

j FOR RENT?Maclay streeted rooms for rent to gentleman. CallBell phone 2441 It.

HARRIS STREET, 213?One or twounfurnished rooms, second floor frontcommunicating; use of bath and phone;suitable for doctor's office. Bell phone1219-R.

TWO BIG FLOORS?Lots of light;all conveniences. Each floor 2SUOsquare feet. Will rent separate or to-gether. Suitable for anything. ApplyExcelsior Cycle Co., 1021-31 Marketstreet, Ilarrlsburg, Pa, Phones;Bell, 4165 J; C. V., 3810.

LONE lady wishes dressmaker to takeuniurnishcd room or rooms, with orwithout board. Address P., 5627, careof Telegraph.

FOR RENT Two large unfurnish-ed rooms, with use of bath, steam heatgas and electricity. Desirable location'Will rent singly or en suite. Bellphone 4406 M.

FOR RENT Desirable furnishedroom, not front; running water, elec-tric lighting, city steam heat, bath-room adjoining; referenco reauired218 Pine street.

30 NORTH FIFTH STREET Sev-eral furnished rooms, suitable for lighthousekeeping, first and second floorsBath, heat, hot and cold water. All con-veniences. Inquire at 24 North Fifthstreet.

FOR RENT SI9 Third street, "torefined, married couple, or business wo-man, furnished front room; heat, elec-tric light and use of bath.ROOTS FOR RENT With first-

class board by meal, day or week withrunning water in rooms. 21-mealticket. 1001 Ncrth Second street.

Rooms WantedGENTLEMAN Desires light room.Protestant family, neighborhood Seneca

street and river. Must be home of re-finement. References. Address H5624, care of Telegraph.

Wanted ?Board and RoomsWANTED By man and wife, room

and board with refined, private familyin suburban town, Camp Hill preferredBest of reference given. Address V '5628, care of Telegraph.

Poultry and Supplie#FOR SALE?One good young cowApply G. W. WEAVER, 814 N. Frontstreet, Steelton. v

HATCHING EGGS Barred RoTi*and R. I. Reds. $1 per 15, from good lay-ers. Hartman, Summerdale, Mechanics-burg, No. 4.

HATCHING EGGS Barred Rockand R. 1. Reds. $1 per 15, front good lay.ers. J. A. Hartman, Summerdale, Me-chanicsburg. No. 4.

SIX QUEEN, second-handed incuba-tors In good condition; price reason-able. Apply. Elk View Poultry SupplyHouse. 1702 North Third street.

Wanted?MiscellaneousWANTED. AUTOMOBILES IN ANTCONDITION, to sell or buy. Why not

consign your car with us to avoidtrouble and worry In trying to disposeof It We make no chnrges for storageor for any repnlrn while car Is on saleAuto Transportation Co.. 27-29 North

Help Wanted ?Female

W uiiuAppl.v ."silk .Villi

Cornel txui'tU .iii-iM'uuu i

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WA. ' Girls, 16 years or over,for millinery apprentices. Pay whilelearning. Also girl lo assist in sales-room. Apply Astrich's, Fourth andMarket.

WANTED Stenographer. Addressby letter only, William Penn HighwayAssociation, 409 Telegraph Building.

WASTED A seamstress. ApplyCollins Co., 34 North Second street.

FlTTKK?Experienced titter in ladiesreauy-io-wear garments; good salaryto right party; nono but experienced

! need apply. Call Ladies' Bazaar. 8-10-i South f'ourth street.

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Help Wanted ?

Male and FemaleMEN?WOMEN, >25 weekly collecting

names and addresses. No canvassing.Send stamp. Superba Co.. 536, Balti-more, Md.

Agents WantedAGENTS ?\u25a0 Free Catalog and

Samples, new goods, quick sales, bigprofits, make $5 to $25 daily, no experi-ence. World's greatest specialties. Cru-ver Co.. Jackson and Campbell, Chicago,111.

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| AGENTS 2OO per cent, profit; won-derful little article; something new;

| sells like wildfire. Carry right in your1 pocket. Write at once for free sample.IE. M. Feltman, Sales Manager. !14i American Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.

AGENTS To handle our greatlabor-saving specialties; sells every-where in nomes, offices, hotels, etc..Big profits. Write for particulars. ThePatterson Co., Newark, N. J.

AGENTS Grab this quick. I want100 men and women to take orders for"Kantleak" Raincoats. 1 paid Eli Bridge$88.95 for one week's spare time. Coopermaking S3OO monthly. Wonderful val-ues. Adandy coat for $3.95. Four or-ders a day gives you $3,000 a year profitand a FREE Automobile. No deliver-

or collecting. Complete sample out-fit all free. Big season just starting.Hurry. Coiner Mfg. Co., 11 Lima street,Dayton, Ohio.

AGENTS WANTED in all towns tosolicit orders for men's clothes fromfactory direct to wearer at wholesaleprices. Reference required. P. O. Box522. Philadelphia, Pa.

Salesmen WantedSALESMAN for general trade in

' Pennsylvania. Strong, staple line, newI features, splendid commission contract.

; $35.00 weekly for expenses. Continen-tal Jewelry Co., 19712 ContinentalBuilding, Cleveland, Ohio.

SALESMEN WANTED Experienceunnecessary, earn while you earn.Write for large list of openings andtestimonials from hundreds of our stu-dents who earn SIOO to SSOO a month.Address neaiest office. Dept. 244. Na-tional Salesmen's Training Assootation,Chicago, New York, San Francisco.

MANUFACTURERS of metal andglass signs want factory representa-tives. Experience along similar linesabsolutely necessary. A very fine com-mission proposition. The Donaldson

\u25a04' t Sign Co., Covington, Ky.

SALESMEN OR MANUFACTURERSAOENTS WANTED on new line of elec-tric fans and changeable window signs,etc. Liberal commission basis. A. V.,1531 Cherry street. Philadelphia, Pa.

SALESMEN, reliable, aggressive, withautomobile preferred. Wonderfulproposition. Mast handle county. De-scribe self fully. Cornelius Desimone,Conshohocken, Pa.

SALESMEN to travel on commissionselling retail trade. Shirts, underwear,hosiery, ladies' and children's dresses,waists, skirts, general merchandise.Samuel Mfg. Co., 503 Broadway, NewYork.

SALESMENAmbitious, Capable Salesmen desir-

ing to change to a line possessinggreater possibilities, should immedi-ately investigate the opportunities of-fered by the Toledo Scale Company tomen who desire to establish a lifetimeconnection in which they can earn ex-cellent yearly incomes. Applicantsmust be now employed and must haveOccupied their present position? for aperiod of one year or longer; they mustbe over twenty-five and un(*er forty-five years of age; they must be willingto finance themselves for a limitedperiod, as the arangemcnt is on a com-mission basis; they must be able to fur-nish fidelity bond. Remember, this isnot Just "another job," but for reallyhigh-grade men it is the opening to aprosperous life career. Address To-ledo Scale Company, John L. Theobald,District Manager, 1219-1221 Filbertstreet, Philadelphia. Pa.

Situations Wanted ?MaleWANTED Position as chauffeur In

private family; can do all repair work.Apply 120 Ridge street, Steelton, Pa.

PAINTER AND DECORATOR Ex-perienced man desires work; sober, in-dustrious and steady worker; willmake good anywhere. Call or addressto I* V. Reed, Rutherford Heights Inn.

WANTED Young man, age 25,wjth ability and seven years' of prac-tical experience. High school gradu-ate, will also graduate from the Whar-ton Extension School of Accounts andFinance this year. Something with afuture desired. Address Box A-4928,care of Telegraph.

DAY'S WORK From 11 A. M. till8 P. M.. or whole days. Address 1604North Fifth street (back).

Situations Wanted ?MaleWANTED Position of any kind bystrong:, young: man, 17 years of age.

] Address J. 8.. 1812 Fulton street.

i WANTED Position of any kindwhere there is a chance of advance-] ment by young: man 22 years of age;can furnish best of reference. AddressjA. W. F., 1 SI2 Fulton street.

CHAUFFEUR Age 22, wants posi-tion; can furnish reference; can do ownrepairing. Address Roy Lesher, 216South Second street, Steelton, Pa.

Situations Wanted?FemaleWANTED?A position as porter, or

driver for delivery wagon, or dishwash-er. Apply 2136 North Seventh street.

WANTED Place to do generalhousework, without washing, or officesto clean. 1426 Marion street.

WANTED Scotch woman wouldlike position for upstairs work orhousekeeping, latter preferred. Ad-dress J. Bennett, Mount Holly Station,Pa.

WANT*." Day's work of any kindwanted by a colored woman. Apply1217 North Seventh street.

WANTED Colored woman wouldlike day's work of any kind for Wed-

| nesday, Thursday and Friday. Address{ M. E. J., 60'J Cumberland street.

! COOK Settled colored woman de-] sires position as cook and downstairsworker; no washing; can give refer-ences. Address 501 Cowden stveet.

HOUSEWORK Young colored wo-man wishes position doing generaflhousework or nursing. Address ViolaHicks. 308 Ridge street, Steelton, Pa.

WASHING WANTED To do athome. Address 1533 Logan street.

DAY'S WORK Settled woman de-sires position assisting In kitchen inhotel, restaurant or boardinghouse, orday's work. Call 1 to 2 or 7 to 8 P. M.,1010 James street.

WANTED A reliable, colored maidwants place for general housework inHarrisburg. Paxtang or suburbs. Ap-ply 49 Church avenue, Carlisle, Pa.

WANTED An experienced womandesires a position for upstairs work, orlight housework. Address C. Kichler

j 123 North Front street, Columbia.

Real Estate For Sale

FOR SALE

Nos. 339 and 341 S. Sixteenth Street3-stor.v frame houses with water inkitchen. Uood location, steady rent-ers. To close estate. A cash offeris desired.

No. 2120 N. Seventh Street Modernthree-story brick house. Street pavedand drive alley in rear. Price only

s2^oooNo. 1313 Walnut Street?3-story brick

and frame house with all modern im-provements; well located and good in-vestment. May be had at a bargain.Cash ofler wanted.

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I No. 1839 Herr Street Detached brickcottage house, with every conveni-ence. Lot, 60x110 ft. to 20-ft streetin rear. House practically new. Im-mediate possession. Price 14,750

No. 2119_N. Sixth Street Three-storyi brick house with all improvements.I A complete home in an ideal location.

Price 4,500

: No. 607 N. Fifteenth Street Modern,] 8 rooms, brlclt house, with steam

! heat, electric lights, side entranceand in good repair. Very desirable

1 location. Price s3,Sou

J. E. GIPPLE, j1251 Market Street.

jFOR SALE

i BOAS ST., 1825 2%-story frame! semi-detached dwelling; slate roof;| all improvements; granolithic walks

Wo aUC' S '^e; at > property for

CAMP ST., 637 This corner prop-erty, three-story brick. 8 rooms, bath,all improvements, has been,.reducedSIOO.OO. It will pay you to inspect thisproperty. Price upon inquiry.

DISBROW ST., 81 This two-storybrick dwelling has been greatly reduc-

i ed, as owner desires cash for anotherproposition. Price, $2,350.

HERR ST.. 1118-1120 These brickdwellings, with improvements, are nowrenting at $32.00 and can be purchasedfor $3,400.

JEFFERSON ST.. 2306 Three-storybrick dwelling; 8 rooms; l/atli; all Im-provements; suitable for garage. Price,$2,900.

JEFFERSON ST., 2445?Corner prop-erty: 2H-*tory frame; detached; im-provements; 8 rooms; bath. A niceproperty for the money. Price. $2,600.

THIRD ST., corner LEWIS, RIVER-SIDE We have a plot of ground loOx210 which we can sell as a whole orin part. Price upon Inquiry.

SEVENTEENTH ST., 418, SouthThii property is in an ideal location,has excellent street car facilities, andwith a little money expended on Imiprovemeints will make a substantialhome. Price, SI,BOO.

SUSQUEHANNA ST., 1829-1831Three-story brick dwellings; 8 rooms;bath; all Improvements; an excellentneighborhood. Price, each, $2,500.

TWENTY-SEVENTH ST., North2H-story brick and stucco dwelling; 8rooms; bath; all improvements; hotwater heat; lot, 19x90. Price. $3,400.

ZARKER ST.. 1443 lf you want aninvestment inspect this property. Rentsfor $15.00. Excellent tenant. Price.$1,750.

BACKENSTORS BROS.,Russ Building.

Member Harrisburg Heal Estate Board.

CAMP HILL MAIN ST.. one blocksouth of Market Three-story framedetached dwelling; eleven room's; bath-all Improvements; lot, 40x125; front,side and rear porches; gas and coalrange; fruit trees; granolithic walks.Price, $4,000.

BACKENSTOSS BROS.,Russ Building,

iMember Harrisburg Real Estate Board.

FREE BOOK OK FLORIDA FACTS.If interested in Florida, before visitingor settling in this wonderful state of

I fragrant flowers and sunshine, writel.ako County Land Owners' Association,No. 10- Lloyd St., Fruitland#Park, Florl-

| da, for free book of actual photographsI and real conservative facts concerningthis State. There is poor, good, betterand best land in Florida. This bookwill teach you what IS BEST and WHY.The members of ths Association are notland agents; they simply wish to tell

I actual facts to -tlioso really interestediin the State. They have no time toI waste on curiosity seekers, children orI people who expect to grow rich witli-i out effort, but to tiiose of character, en-ergy, some capital, with a desire tolearn more of the opportunities in thismost prosperous Slate we would beglad to give fullest information.

SIX-ACRE FRUIT AND POULTKVFARM Buildings in good condition10 milrs from Harrisburg. Price, $2,000.H. G. Pedlow, 3 South Thirteenth street.

10-ACRE FRUIT FARM~

One-half mile from Bowinansdale. Anexceptional proposition at a fair figure.Miller Brothers & Co.

| TIIE HIGH COST OF LIVING canmost successfully be reduced by buyiug1 or more %-acre plots of ground atVAUGHN.Convenient to trolley. Land very pro-ductive.

H. O. HOUCK,C. V. phone 4625, or C. B. Care, 409Market Street, Harrisburg.

THREE-ACRE FARM ~!j The Schaefter farm, 4 relies east of

I Paxtonia, close to Skopa's Church:I beautiful 7-room house; barn; garage;carpenter house; chicken house; hog

I barn and otliei farm buildings; varietyi of l'ruit; all garden soil; a very deslr-aole home. Price, $1,660.

C. B. CARE,,409 Market Street. Harrisburg.

For Sale?MiscellaneousONE Sewing Machine.One Morris chair.One cherry parlor table.Apply 514 N. Third street.

FOR SALE Surety bonds, fire In-surance, all forms of automobile insur-ance. JOHN C. ORR, 222 Market street.Phone 934.

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FOR SAL.O A comparatively newgas stove, and water heater; also win-dow shades. Apply 115 Reily.

FOR SALE Bedroom suit, brassbeds, dlningroom suit, cabinet gasrange, all new; couple leaving town, ti 17Schuylkill street.

FRESH HERRING AND SHAD"Direct from the Fishermen." If vouwant to buy Herring and Shad In B'ar-rel lots write us for prices. Harry Ro-chester Co., Inc., Wholesale Fish Mar-ket, Baltimore, Md.

CANOESGeo. K. Relst, 327 South Front.

FOR SALE Two or four mules,good size and good haulers, for sale atT. M. Sklvlngton's stable on Lincolnstreet, Marysville, Pa.

FOR SALE80,000 FIRE BRICK9-inch Straight, good asnew, immediate shipment.D. W. Cox, 222 Market St.

FOR SALE Two horses, one doublewagon, two single wagons, three setsof harness, all stable equipment. Pricevery reasonable to a quick buyer. Ap-ply 330 Broad street.

FOR SALE Two pool tables, racks,cues and balls, at a bargain. ApplyHenry and Gllmore. Eleventh and Mar-ket atreeta, clear atora.

WANTED Energetic, active manto establish permanent business. Wholeor pait time. Health and Accident In-surance. Immediate cash returns andfuture. National Casualty Company,Detroit. Mich.

$20.00 WEEKLY made writing: namesfor Mail Order Houses. No canvassing.Particulars for stamp. The Guide Com-pany, Memphis, Tennessee.

GOOD MONEY MADE at home knit-lint? hosiery. Machines furnished ontime. We buy or sell your goods. Easyand constant work. Wheeler Co. (Inc.),537 Madison, Chicago.

I W'JX PAY any honest man up toSSO monthly for part of spare time. Nocanvassing, -.o capital. Write to-day.Yoorhies, Desk 155, Omaha. Nebr.

A IXK'AI, SALESMAN WANTED tosell all-steel portable garages andlarger buildings. Attractive proposi-tion. fullest sale co-operation. Perma-nent. Profitable. Uuby ManufacturingCo., Jackson. Michigan.

LABORERS Good laborers wantedfor scrap iron yard. Applv Williams &

Freidman, South Tenth street.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYSWanting to take advantage of makingat least $lO to sl2 per week afterschool ana spare time, selling a house-hold necessity, that is used at this sea-son of the year in all homes. Apply allday Sunday or any evening after 7. Mr.Reilly, 325 Broad street.

For Rent? 1502 S. 12th St.. 2>4 s. b., r. b? $1.%!?21fi Hamilton St., 3 s. b? 9 r. !>., S2S? 2238 N. sth St., 3 s. b? S r. b. .. S3O?*2005 GrKn St.. 3s. b.. 9r. b. ... s3r>i

APARTMENTS iI Apartment Arcade Building. 3rd?i floor, 4 rooms and bath

... $32..~0?i 220 UciMt St., (second floor). 4?i rooms and bath; city heat ...

#3,-.?il2s Walnut (2nd floor I 3 r. & b.. $3.114 204 I.ncunt St., (from April 15), 3i? rooms and bath S4O i? 300 \. Second?(lst floor), 5 rooms.and bath; city steam heat ... $504425 S. Front St., 7r. b., steam heat. If SIBIIIBAX i? Eaolfl?Vilnius St., 2% s. f? 6 r.. sl2?? lluniiiK'lNtiMvn?Main St. and Wal-fT ton Ave., s. li? 8 r. & b.. hot??

water heat: lot 125x200 $30*?

1-i.nnnton Canton Ave. and Cum-?*berland St.. 2V6 s. f., 9 r. b., elec-Ttrie; lot 100x220 s3o*

store: iiooms f118 S. Second; 18x30 ft S2O?206 N. Second St. (Donaldson Build-1ins; room 20x130 feet SJSOI

231 N. Second St.. 22x100. Also 2-fstory brick building in rear. T

11001N. Third, second floor .... $251

SUMMER COTTAGES fAlabama Cottage at Perdlx; six Irooms, partly furnished.Brightbill Cottage at Cove Station;!

(0 roo/ns: completely furnished. IPhiladelphia Cottage at Perdlx; 44

? rooms; completely furnished. I| MILLERBROTHERS&CO.ii Member libit. Ileal I'.ntate Board 44 HEAL. ESTATE I? Insurance Surety Rondo I

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