12
| // Your Tenant Is to Leave, the New Tenant Will Respond to Classified Advertising oj Ihe Informative Kind 1* '
Deaths _J
PA LBS—On Tuesday morning, Decem
ber 30. 1019. Margaret Isabella'
I'ales, daughter of the Rev. •J" 1 '
Mrs. Merton S. Pales, died at, the■
home of her parents. .03 Capitol Ist.,
aged six years. . '
Kunrral services will bo licld at J llO j
above address this cveninp at
o'clock, after which the remains will |
he taken to Buffalo. X. Y., for in-,
terment.
—' " 7" !
K AI'PFMW—Mrs. Elizabeth KauT
mun, aged 82 years, widow of the
late Abraham Kauffnian. at the ,
home of her son. George N. Kautl
man. 43 N. 18th St.
Services on Thursday morning at • |
o'ei'ock from the late residence, tne
Itev. Mr. Ithoades officiating. In
terment at United Brethren ceme
tery. Annville. Relatives and friends |
invited to attend without furthci
notice.
Annville papers please copy.
KI.KOPFEII —Died December 30. 191' J.
Caroline Kleopfer, aged_ 91 years.
Puneral services on 1' riday at i
p. m. from the residence of net"
daughter. Mrs. Frank Kline. 03.'
Geary Street. Further services at
Shoop's Church. Burial in cemetery
adjoining.
I.Kill—Frank R. I.eib. died Sunday.
December 28. 1919, at 5.20 p. m. j
Puneral services Wednesday, De
. ember 31. 1919. at 2 p. m.. from li s I
laie residence. The Terraces. New
Cumberland. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend without fur
ther notice. Interment private .n
Harrisburg cemetery.
ItlTlKR —On Tuesday morning. De
cember 30, 1919. Mrs. Mary S. Ruder,
wife of Jacob Ruder, aged 00 years.
Puneral on Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock from her late residence.
1239 Swatara St. The relatives and
friends are invited to attend with
out further notice. Interment pri
vate.
wtl.TEHS—Tohn S. Walters, near
Raysor's Church, died Monday, J
a. m.. age 76 years.
Puneral services Thursday. - P- nv.
from his late residence, the; Kev.
Mr. Henry, of the Lutheran
of Penbrook. officiating. Bunal
Shoop's Church cemetery.
WOODS—Died December 28 1919. Mrs.
Mary O. Woods, widow of f'! e
Thomas A. Woods, in her 82d yeai,
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
J. E. Hemperly, 2114 chestnut .t.,
Puneral services will be held at the
above address on YV edne^ a J r ,®L;
p. m. to which relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Interment
private in Camp 11111 cemetery.
IX MEMORIAM
in memory of our dear grandfather.
Solomon Danner, who departed this
life one year ago. December 29. 1915.
Gone but not forgotten.
iiis two granddaughters. Edna ana
Hazel Wolfe.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. T. E. Peffley and sons, desire
to thank the employes of the J . It. K.
Company and friends for their kind
ness shown them during 'heirfecent
bereavement and for the man> tloral
tributes.
I.OST AND FOUND
].OST—Meerschaum pipe, south of
Division St. Reward if returned 1821
N. Fourth St. Dial 5449.
LOST —Amber beads last evening at
7 o'clock between 2227 Penn street,
Second. Macla.v or Riverside car. Re
ward if returned 2227 l'enn St. or ue.i
phone 4932 J.
X.OST—- rocketbook on Wednesday
evening in Stcelton. K^ ar 2, 'fiAf, - *
turned to Steeiton Store Co.. hteeiton.
LOST —A female hunting dog.
strayed from 1913 Swatara street.
Wednesday December 24. White body,
brown face and ears, brown spot on
right side. Finder please return or
write to above address and receive
reward. Bell 5075 R.
FOUND —Child's brown pocketbook
on Second St. above Kelker owner can
have same by identifying and
for adv. D. A. Caley. 707 Kunkel Uld„.
Bell 389.
INSTRUCTIONS
BKCKLEY'S Business College. En
ter any time. Individual promotion.
121 Market St.
lIELF WANTED —MAI.E
IF YOU ARE TIRED OF MOVING
AROUND FROM ONE JOB
TO ANOTHER
LOSING TIME AND MONEY
GOODYEAR
OFFERS YOU STEADY WORK THE
YEAR ROUND. EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDITIONS. EDLcA
TIONAL ADVANTAGES
and
A CHANCE TO EARN RATES IN AC
CORDANCE WITH YOLR ABIL
ITY.
GENERAL REPAIRMEN
BORING MILL
ALL AROUND MACHINISTS
CARPEMtTERS
ELECTRICIANS
PIPEFITTERS
PATTERNMAKERS
SHEET METAL WORKERS
HENCHMEN. ERECTORS.
ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC
WELDERS NEEDED
Apply in person, or write at once to
Factory Office Employment.
I'HE GOODYEAR TIRE
AND RUBBER COMPANY.
AKRON. OHIO.
(Continued In Next Column I
FOR SALE—
Three-story brick dwelling on
Emerald street near Second street;
8 rooms and bath; gas and electric
light; steam heat; room for ga
rage.
Derry street, between 26th and
27th streets; 2-story brick dwell
ings, built in pairs; modern con
struction.
Northwest corner Green and
Dauphin street; 3-story brick
dwelling; steam heat; room for
garage.
Three-storv brick dwelling on
Maelay street near Second street;
9 rooms and bath: gas and elec
tric light: steam heat; property in
fine condition.
Miller Brothers & Co.
LOCUST AXIJ cfcl RT BTS.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
SURETY BONOS
Member. IlarrUhurg Real Batate
Board
i i •
TUESDAY EVENING,
J HELP W ANTED—MAI.E
I
WANTED
j
CARPENTERS
TRACK REPAIRMEN
AND LABORERS FOR
GENERAL PLANT WORK.
I
APPLY AT
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
BETHLEHEM STEEL CO..
STEELTOX, PA.
j 1
!
FOUNDRY FOREMAN
A live wire wanted who has j
the knowledge and is capable
of handling about 75 molders
on medium and heavy dry sand
work. Good steady position
1 with a large steel foundry in
1 Philadelphia district. Address I
replv to Harrisburg Tele
graph, Box H-8621. Giving
experience and reference.
SALESMEN
To work in crew, magazine propo
sition. salary and commission, plenty
of renewals. Want men to train for
crew managers. Apply Room 410 la-;
triot Bldg.
CHIPPING SHOP FOREMAN
| A man who can place and di
rect the various operations in
cleaning and chipping me
dium and heavy steel east-
I i tig's and secure maximum
production. To such a man a
. good position is open in a
large steel foundry in the
I Philadelphia district. Address
reply to Harrisburg T? le "
|| graph. Box No. L-8201. bur
nishing references.
_ I
: ! SALESMAN Wanted in automobile
'(business; must have had experience at
selling in Borne line; not
' automobiles. Gomery Schwartz Moto .
. Car Co.. Court and Cranberry Sts. j
YOUNG man to work at soda Joun* (
tain; experience not necessary. QPP':
Weavers Confectionery, -0 Norm.
. | Second Street. j
! WANTED— Motor truck salesman, j
must he experienced and ca .",I
reference. Permanent position now
I open. Good salary. Address Box L-SSJJ |
. care Telegraph. !
II MEAT CUTTER—Experienced coun
ter hand. Also man with slaughte
rhouse experience. State ex P® r }®""fi!
I This is n big opportunity. Address
| Box Y-631 care Telegraph. _.
• 1 TAILOR— Big opportunity forflrst
class cutter to take entire charge of
i large custom trade. Do not answei ex- ;
Wept VOU hale had high grade expert-,
i I ence. To the right man this proposi-i
1 tion will be made very attractive. Ad-,
■j dress Box 11-5691 care Telegraph. j
AV ANTED —A wide awake >'° u n
.! man to clerk in store. Wagc M pot
| week to start, state ago and gj \e ret
jeren' p. Address Box A-.610 care Tele
_| graph.
V>" ANTED—Man of good character
1 to canvass, representing one ot the
oldest and most reliable firms in
■ America. Steady employment; goort
' chance for advancement; K" a^ a "
" salary to start: cigaret smokers not
• employed. Call for Mr. Kunselman, 3A
' S. 13tli St. Bell 4209 M.
WANTED—Advertising and
scription man for wee J
; must be a hustler and At character.
salary and permanent position, ex
■ periehced Preferred,
' work January 1. Address, 1 orum, -un
( bury. Pa.
■ YOUNG men. IS-35. for railway maii
clerks. SI3OO-11500. Experience unne
'nessarv. Examinations Harrisburg,
• lanuarv 17. For free particulars write
R. Ten v. (.former Civil Service E* iini "
' ineri. 518 Continental Bldg., \\ ash
ington, D. C.
LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
Training qualifies you in your'spare
time to fill important accounting,
• traffic, banking and sales Positions.
Positions located for equates. lull
information without obligation. Last-
I crn office. 26 N. 18th St. Bell 3-99.
i WANTED—More men to work on
; | automobiles and airplanes, between
' class hours. You have an excellent
I chance to learn the business, we
i guarantee 50 hours per week at S.oU ,
per hour. Our full course is SIOO. Ap
ply 25 North Cameron St.; * lying |
Field, 14th and Sycamore Sts.; Hbg. ,
. i Airdrome. Hbg.. Pa.
i I .
'I
DRY FLOOR FOREMAN*
i An experienced man capable
of supervising the fitting up
! of molds for heavy steel cast
' l ings. Good steady position
with a large steel foundry in
I Philadelphia district. Refer
| onces required. Address reply
to Harrisburg Telegraph. Box ;
| No. X-9921.
I —j
ERRAND BOY
WANTED
Must be over 16 years of age.
BOY with bicycle preferred.
Pleasant work and good
' wages. Apply at once to
Foreman Engraving Dept.,
TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
State Street Plant.
State and Cameron Streets
j
i SOLICITORS I
Desiring to become high class
'salesmen and make perma.nentcori-,
"' nectlons in local sales force. YV e teach ;
you our business and pay you a sai- j
I ary and commission while learning. |
J Apply Room 410 Patriot Bldg.
I WANTED—Boy 16 years old who
jean ride bicycle for delivery. Apply
Cotterel-Kbner Company. 9 N. Second
street. Harrisburg.
WANTED —Experienced furnisning
i goods man, must be live wire; good
I wages to right party ; permanent pi -
jsition. Jack Hart. Washington, Pa.
I WANTED —Laborers and contrae-
I tors. Apply Paxtang Quarries. Pax- ,
| taiig s
I BE a newspaper correspondent and
earn $25 to SIOO weekly, according to
your ability; sls to s2u weekly in
I spare time; experience unnecessary;
Ino canvassing; subjects suggested,
bend for free booklet; tel s how'. No
|tional Press Bureau. Buffalo. N. A.
WANTED Four planing mill
hands or cabinetmakers. Reference
required. Apply P. O. Box 446. Harris-!
burg.
] SHOE SALESMAN—A live depart-!
ment store has an opening for an am
bitious man capable of taking charge
and assisting with buying, state age
experience and salary expected to Box (
'l,-9034 care Telegraph.
I _
I WANTED—MiIIer to operate a 100
hbl. flour mill and a 600 bbl. blending
I plant, located on Lehigh Valley rai -
lroad. 25 mile* from New York. All
tnew machinery just installed, ready
Go operate January 1. Uommunleate at
once with Middlesex Milling Co., 41-
| Produce Exchange. New York. N. Y.
1 (Continued In Htlt Column; '
i -r-*-_j
HELP WANTED.—MALE j
ARE Y'OL* FORGING AHEAD? j
Has your earning power steadily in-'
(creased in the past five years—or has I
;it remained stationary? Have you
'been able to put a thousand dollars to,
lv;,>ur savings account each year—or
have your expenses been greater than
your income?
Have you made a definite plan to I
forge ahead? YVill the beginning of
the year 1920 see you well started to J
a bigger and better business career?;
Are you going to make an assured i
future for yourself?
THESE ARE YOUR PROBLEMS.!
I Look them squarely in the face. Ifj
lyou have the courage and determina
tion to solve them, there are big
.things awaiting you.
THE MASTER BUSINESS PROFJ3B- i
! SIGN— ACCOUNTANCY. THE I'OUN
DATION OF EIGHTY PER GENT. OF
j EXECUTIVE POSITIONS NEEDS
| THOUSANDS OF PROPERLY TRALN
KII MEN. THE CALL FOR EXPERTS,
! IN THIS FIELD IS SO GREAT THAT,
I WE CANNOT HOPE TO SUPPLY THE
DEMAND FOR MANY* YEARS TO,
COME.
Train in accountancy. Be an execu
tive. A large staff of Practicing Certi- j
fled Public Accountants. Men at the I
top of the profession—will train you j
in your spare time. No previous ex-;
perience required. Home study com
bined with private instruction. It is I
the most thorough and practical :
I training in accountancy ever offered.
YVrlte for our booklet or call for
I personal interview. Open daily until'
' 9 p. m., and on Saturday afternoon
No obligation involved.
Telephone Bell 3299
EASTERN OFFICE.
LASALLK EXTENSION UNIVERSITY. .
26 N. 18th St. and 511 Kunkel Bldg. f
WANTED MOLDERS
Accustomed to heavy work
on dry and green sand molds. |
Also eoremakers and pat
ternmakers. No strike. Per
manent work. Best of work
ing cor/.tions. For informs- |
tion apply to the State Board ;
of Employment, or direct to
our plant. Reading Iron Co.,
j Scott Foundry Dept., Read
ing. Pa. !
i
; 1
YV ANTED
Young men between the age i
of 17 and 21 to learn trade oc-
J cupations, Harrisburg Shops: I
Plumbers
Boilermakers
Car Repairmen
Inquire at
j Employment Bureau, No. 5, I
Grace Ave.
j Master Mechanic's Office or
Maclay Street Shop. Har
risburg. i
j General Foreman's Office,
Lucknotv.
General Foreman's office,
Enota.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
I
'
OPERATORS
Owing to the rapid increase
of our business we are re- J
quiring experienced sewing
machine operators. Work is
regular and permanent.
As sanitary conditions of our 1
sewing rooms and the effi- i
ciency of our machines are
second to none, can
earn good wages. A bonus is I
paid every pay day to oper
ators.
BLOUGH MFG. CO., INC..
REILY AND FULTON STREETS j
I
- I
|
YV ANTED
Bookkeeper, must be experi
enced; stale age; length of 1
' experience; salary desired;
good opportunity for ad
vancement. Address. Box ;
G-7625 Care Telegraph.
I
CAPABLE AND EXPERI-
K N C ED STENOGRAPH ER
YV ANTED. POSITION DESIR- j
ABLE AND PERMANENT.
APPLY EITHER BY LETTER
OR PERSON. MANAGER'S
OFFICE,
EMERSON-BR ANTINGHAM
j- IMPLEMENT COMPANY, i
10TH AND MARKET STS.
WANTED—Stenographer for life in
surance office. Applicant need not
have experience. Must have good edu
cation. Address Box X-9038 care Tele
graph.
YVANTRD—White girl between and
after school hours, to assist with light
housework and care of children. Ap-
Iply 1 847 Zarker St. or call Bell phone
J 4389 J.
I SALESLADY' wanted for ready-to
j wear department. Must be aggressive
and have pleasing personality. State
age. experience, reference and salary
required. Give phone number in Box
1.-8032 care Telegraph.
WANTED
Several girls for clerical work, ex
perience not necessary. We pay you
while learning. Also several bright
j energetic typists. Apply at once to
I Elliott-Fisher Fac tory Employment
I Bureau.
j.
YV ANTED —Experienced oper
ators on power sewing ma- '
I chines, Union special inscam
er and sleever. During past
I year we have paid 40 per cent,
bonus on our profit-sharing
plan. A large supply of ma
terial and many orders as
sures steady work. Begin now
so as to share in the July dis-
I irlbutlon.
J ENNING'S MFG. CO.,
2012 N. Fourth St.
BOOKKEEPER —Experienced, with
knowledge of typewriting; no steno
graphic work; opportunity for ad
vancement. Address Box G-7625 care
Telegraph.
CLERICAL —A large department
store requires four young ladies
with office experience in filing and
general office work. Reply stating
age. experience and salary expected.
P-9428 care Telegraph.
YOUNG lady to take dictation and
tvpewriting. Must have knowledge of
clerical work. Address Box B-7611
j care Telegraph.
' WANTED —A good, plain, willing
j cook, to make herself useful around
boarding house. Apply 1246 Market St.
YV ANTED Restaurant caahier;
lady with experience. Apply H. E.
Green. Auditor of the Penn-Harris.
SIX GIRLS wanted at the Senate
1 Cafe. Experience necessary and must
give reference. Apply to C. A. Stouf
fer at Cafe, between 10 and 12 o'clock.
WANTED—Woman or girl for gen
ioral housework, good home to right
iparty. Inquire 3603 Riverside Drive
jor Bell phone 3398.
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--4 L'
HARRISBURG %&&£& TELEGRAPH
MOST OF TO-DAY'S CLASSI- jji
l|n FIED ADS Yvill lead to "business."
! 11l Sales will be made, jobs will be found.
Some will discover, perhaps to their
lyO surprise, how economically classified £ i i i
!|P advertising 1 serves them. r[| I
IHERPFBEEOJ .j;&:O33BO3DDimI
j HELP WANTED—FEMALE j
WANTED
Young lady stenographer for
general office work: steadv
position for one who can I
qualify. Apply at
OILER'S MUSIC STORK
1 14 South Fourth St.
t
i I
j CANVASSERS
; Two ladies for city work, magazine
proposition that appeals to every
: housewife, salary and commission. Wo
i will teach you our work. Apply Room
i 410 Patriot Bldg.
|
| WANTED—GirI over 20 years oldj
I for store work, reference required.
Apply Grand Union Tea Co., 20S North
I Second St.
;
WANTED Girl for stenography
;nnd office work. Call Grand Union Tea
l Co.. 208 N. Second St.
i FOUR LADIES wanted for geneial
j work in kitchen. Apply at Stouffer s j
j Restaurant. 4 North Court St.
WANTED—Experienced salesladies
'■ for dry goods and underwear busi
i ness. Address E-625 care Telegraph.
SALESMEN WANTED
■ SALESMAN—Experienced in sell
ling credit registers, computing scales
lor adding machines. Answer in own
| handwriting, giving references and
experience. Address Box Y-8096 caro
Telegraph.
SALESMEN—Write for list of open
! ings and full particulars. Earn 82,000
]to 810,000 yearly. Big demand for
men. Inexperienced or experienced. !
j oity or traveling. Nat'l Salesmen's Tr.
I Assn., Dept. 603. Chicago. j
: AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS to sellDaudt's silver plat
itng polish, plates each time you polish.
I makes old ware new. D. S. Daudt, 820
| Broadway. Bethlehem. Pa.
SITUATIONS WANTED*—FEMALE'
i WANTED Private branch tele
phone operating by experienced young
; lady. Address Box 0-673S care Tcle-
I graph.
! WANTED—General house work bv
a colored woman. Applv 1705 N. 7th.
| —— '
; WOMAN wants place as cook in I
j.small family. 1703 N. 7th St. t
j WANTED—Colored woman wishes I
office cleaning or day's work. 616!
! Forster St.
J WANTED Stenographer desires'
! position; references furnished. Call l
j Bell phone 3244 J.
; WOMAN wants housekeeping or!
• dishwashing. Write to Mrs. Mary
, Evans, Port Royal. Pa.
i COLORED woman wants washing;
;and ironing to do at home or day s
, work of any kind. Write or call at
]352 S. Cameron St.
; WANTED—Position as housekeeper
by woman with child. Call or address.
135 Sylvan Terrace.
! COLORED woman would like to
j clean offices or apartments. Call 1316
Cowden Street.
j WANTED—Position by experienced.
|young woman as house mother in a
i boarding school or kindergarten
teacher. Best of reference. Address
I Box H-8822 care Telegraph.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping, all co i
veniences, city steam heat, also second
floor furnished room. Call 807 North
Second Street.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms j
for light housekeeping; all convent- 1
ences. Apply 1614 .Wallace; St., or Belli
phone 4654 M.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished i
rooms, all conveniences, also two t'us
nished rooms in rear, 212 North Third I
St. Apply 9 N. Front. Dial phone 5775. j
FOR RENT—Third floor furnished!
front room, steam heat, electric lights.'
1 427 N. Third St. Apply third floor
| apartment.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished ;
rooms on first floor for light house-1
. keeping .also two rooms on second
floor. Inquire 332 S. Cameron Street
after 6 p. m.
FOR RENT—Large furnished room.;
second floor front. Apply at 1238 Wal
nut Street.
! FOR RENT—One large unfurnished 1
room, city steam and all conveni
ences, suitable for light housekeeping. l
I Apply 328 North St. I
! FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms j
with private bath. Will rent sepa-!
.rately or together. Suitable for light,
housekeeping or otherwise. AJI con
veniences; telephone; rent reasonable.
■; Slo N. 17 th St.
, NICELY furnished front room for a
I respectable lady, steam heat, electric
• light, private bath; no male company!
privileges. 85 per week single; 38 i
1 double. Apply Apt. 2. 1300 N. Sixth!
; Street.
FOR RENT —Furnished rooms for
; tight housekeeping, second and third
floor, heat, gas and use of bath. Ap
ply 327' S. Front St.
FOR RENT—One attractive fur-,
' nished room, central location, all con-,
veniences, suitable for two persons.,
Call Bell phone 3307J between 5 and;
■ 6 p. m.
I FOR RENT—Large front room, fur-1
. nished. heat and bath, electric light, i
- both phones, reasonable rates, 1549;
; State street, cor. 16th St. Bell 4162 R. |
FURNISHED room for rent on'
■ third floor. 83 single, 84.50 double. Call!
i 10 7 Chestnut St.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished'
rooms for light housekeeping. Call'
• 1 1811 Berry hill St. j
j NICELY furnished warm rooms 83
: per week and up. Also rooms for lgiht
| housekeeping. 143 8. Third St- I
i (CeaUiMi la Next Calaata) '
| ROOMS FOR RENT
| TWO furnished rooms, second floor, I
bay windows, porch, bath, phone.!,
steam heat, good location, ten mln-'i
utes' walk to business section, refer
ences. Call after 4 p. m. or before,
| 9 a. m. Bell phone 4657 M.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms J
for light housekeeping. Adults only. !
nquire 923 North Second St.
ROOMS WANTED 11
_j <
WANTED—Two rooms, bath and !
kitchenette, at once; central location
preferred. Address Box E-7627 caro i'
Telegraph.
—— '
APARTMENTS FOR RENT )
I
j RIVER DRIVE APARTMENTS
Six rooms and bath, all mod- I
ern improvements, ready for <
occupancy.
LEWIS B. COHEN.
508 Bergner Building.
Bell phone 626
FURNISHED apartment for rent on
second floor front bedroom, dining
loom and kitchen combined, steam
heat, hot and cold water, use of bath,
furnished up to date. Also a separate
room for light housekeeping. Apply
at 443 Walnut St. ; ]
BOARD W ANTED
WANTED—Refined family who are
I willing lo take little girl "four years
old. Mother is employed and is willing
I to pay board. Call 2777.1 Bell phone or
|in person IS N. 16th St.
I
BOARDERS WANTED
i
WANTED—In a good home with all
improvements, an aged man with pen-
I sion, who would respect a home of
! his own, or some one lo room or board
I to help keep a home up. Will do their
washing if desired. Only brother and -
sister in home in center of city. Ad
dress Miss Blance Stone, General De-i,
livery. City. jj
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! i
I C
I #
! . i;
"IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDERLIN."
j
YOUR LAST CHANCE ,
| ONLY' ONE OF SIX LEFT .
I BRAND NEW AND VACANT—NO
| MONEY DOWN. SAME AS RENT
17th and Paxton Sts. —Seven rooms <
'and bath, hardwood floors, steam heat.
| gas and electricity; a real modern <
| home; front and back porches; built 1
j in pairs; driveway in rear.
POSSESSION AT ONCE
Fulton St., 1832—Three-story, eight
room house, some improvements; very
rare opportunity for family of modern
means to buy a home.
POSSESSION AT ONCE
RIGHT PRICE TO QUICK BUYER
12th St.. N., 68—Three-story, eight
rooms and bath, newly painted ana
papered; gas and electricity; all im- _
proveinents; house in nrst class con
dition; now vacant.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
South 16th St., 514— Two-story ;i
brick, seven rooms and bath, cement 1
cellar, very easily heated, newly pa
pered and In very good condition. Pos- ;
session by January 1. Small amount
of cash, balance same as rent. Can
be seen at any time.
A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME
Three-story brick, nine rooms, new
ly papered throughout, hot and cold
water In cemented cellar. Outside cel-
I. ®-.vay, nice size yard, all modern
I cc.iveniences; small amount of cash;
i balance same as rent. Possession on
| short notice.
P. ASA SANDERLIN.
I Room 1 Security Trust Building,
36 North Third Street.
' Bell 1390. Dial 30.3 .
| j:
,1
FOR SALE
i Vacant and completely renovated. I
Peffer street between lhird ■
I Fourth streets, three-story brick, all
j mprovements. 8500 down, balance in,
'monthly payments.
! Ueily street, between Sixth
Seventh. All improvements. 8300
I .own, balance as rent.
| Derry street, between 2lst and 22d
streets. tnree-sLuy oiicas. eiecinc
light and steam heat. 8300 down, ual-
I ance at rent.
j Logan Street, 1900 block. 82500-
land 83000. 8100 down, 825 a montli. j
| Reel street, above Seneca, three- |!
story brick, drive alley in the real, ;
I all improvements. 83°o down, balance >
■; as rent.
:J 224 S. 17th St. two-story brick, all!;
l Improvements, 8200 down. 83 per
| nonth.
! 1430 Naudain Street. i)j''f e ". atorir
■I brick, all improvements. 8200 down,
'; 825 per month.
LOUIS B. COHEN.
308 Bergner Building.
Bell 626. ' Dial 62.6
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HOUSES FOR SALE
North Sixth Street
Penn Street.
Cumberland Street.
i| Moore Street
I Derry Street
i Swatara Street.
■I Also many suburban properties. All!
kinds of farms, large and small;j
; prices reasonable. I
• I DUKAND * FERBEK. !
107 Chestnut St
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iCestUMl la Next Oalaasai
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,
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HARRISBURG'S
REAL ESTATE BUREAU j!
CONSULT US '■
BACKEXSTOSS REALTY ; !
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331 MARKET STREET !
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HOUSES FOR SALE
POSSESSION AT ONCE
Houses of all kinds in all parts of
the city. Some on easy terms, four!-
now vacant, possession at once. Some |
nice corner properties. A few large •
single homes with large lawn and
shade trees, two or three up-to-date |
apartment houses, ten per cent, clear. ;
Several 3-story brick houses centrally |
located, very suitable for apartments. [
Several business stands. Grocery
store, etc. For full particulars apply
or phone to |
C. H. CORD'ER, 1722 Green Street. I
Real Estate, Insurance,
Rents Collected. Bell G6OJ j
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FOR SALE—723 S. St., 3-story
frame dwelling, 8 rooms and bath, gas
and electric light, porches, lot 20x115,
drive alley on tear, good condition.
For Sale—34ooo will buy an elegant
7-room bungalow with all improve
ments, first class condition, lot 70x211,
located at Camp Hill.
For Sale—Lot in the 2400 block on
Derry street, 40x100, for 31600. An
elegant location and the price is right.)
For Sale l2O Columbia Road.
Enola, 2-story frame dwelling. One of
the best locations in Enola. Price,
32000.
For Sale—s2o N. 15th Street, corner
property, single brick, 3 rooms, batli,
hardwood floors, all other Improve
ments.
For Sale—l7o9 Market St.. 3-story
brick dwelling, 9 rooms and bath, gss,
electric light, steam heat, first class
condition, lot 34x90.
BRINTON-PACKER CO.. Agents.
Second and Walnut Sts.
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Looking for
CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES
FARMS, LOTS.
We Have Them
G. YV. HAUCK COMPANY.
Room 202 Calder Bldg.
18 N. Market Sq. Bell 391. J
Real Estate —Insurance
PROPERTY AT ENOLA
For Sale —2Vi-story frame, 9 rooms
and bath, electricity, furnace, slate
roof, front and rear porches. Plot
25x100 ft., garage in rear holds six
cats, along street car line. Possession
in two weeks.
BACKENSTOSS REALTY CO..
(Harrisburg's Real Estate Bureau)
331 Market St.
FOR SALE —The eo. B. Weber
home. State street, West Fairvle', 11
room frame. 2%-story house, lot 50x
180 ft., bath, electric and gas, con
crete walks, best of water, largo gar
den and chicken house. Possession
April 1, 1920. Price only J4.000.
Also his store room with corner 101 l
100x100 ft. with garage and barn, on!
\1 business corner. Price 32,000. Will
sell stock fixtures, grocery and meat
market at inventory.
CHARLES DAVIES.
1549 State St., cor. 16th St. |
Dial 4930. Bell 41 62R !
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FOR SALE—Or exchange on l-eal |
estate business, a lot on Third Street.
145 feet or 120 feet front by 87 feet
deep, located between Meunch and]
Dauphin Sis. Apply 1820 X. 3d St. j
VACANT
Seven homes, ranging from six j
rooms and bath lo ten rooms and
i bath. For particulars, call on
D E. LUCAS,
Real Estate and Insurance,
303 Lewis Street
CAMP HILL —Hamilton St., 7 rooms. |
bath, gas, electric, steam heat, lot I
50x150. Possession short notice; a very
desirable home. J. K. Lehman, Patriot
' Building. i
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF CITY !
NEW LISTS
Anything you want in homes, some
on easv payment, special 24-aero truck
farm, near Mechanicsburg, Pa. Bar
gain price if sold before February I.
Call or phone 0. F. Morning. 13th and
Market Sts. Bell 4209 M.
2044 Susquehanna St., 3-story brick,
8 rooms, bath, porch. Price 33.00 U.
Chas. Adler. 1002 N. Third St.
( Am i for property. No commissions.
v -"-" vo Quick settlements. Chas
Adler. 1002 N. Third St. •
2047 Penn St.. 3-story brick, 8
rooms, bath, porch. Price 33,000. pos
! session in 30 days. Chas. Adler, 1002
| North Third St.
! 730 S. 27th St., new house. 6 rooms
bath, electricity, steam heat, porch,
hardwood first floor. Room for garage.
|Chas. Adler, 10U2 N. lhird St,
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1623 Green St., 3-slory brick, 9 '
rooms, bath, pantry, porch. Chas. Ad
! ler, 1002 N. Third St.
2053 Swatara St., 6 rooms, semi
bungalow style, cement porch, gar
age. Call at premises.
FOR SALE—One 3-story brick. 8
rooms and bath, front and rear porch
es, gas light and furnace, on the west
side of North 12th St., city, house No.
I 40. Apply to Mrs. Kate Davidson,
] Messiah Home. 1175 Bailey St.. City.
i FOR SALE —On 261h street near
Derry, 2-story brick and stucco house,
16 rooms and bath, steam heat, gas
j kitchen, electric lights, large front
and back porch. An-elegant home 3200
off if sold at once. Inquire 1604 Uo
glna St. or phone 5350 W.
MY LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
Business propeerty on Market street ]
Brick construction, consisting of |
store and fine dwelling. A 1 condition I
I throughout, all improvements, am i
1 compelled to sell for good reasons. If ]
| you mean business inquire for full |
; particulars to Box B-7967, care Tele- |
graph. I
j South 1 6lh Street, near Market. 3-1
story corner brick, improved. 10 per ■
cent. cash, balance as rent. Own your I
home. aEO> w . JACOBS.
17 N. Third Street. j
FOR SALE —125 Evergreen street, 3-
atory brick. 10 rooms and bath, good I
! condition; new furnace. Lot 20x100
feet, paved front and rear. Immediate!
possession. Apply 125 Evergreen St. j
FOR SALE—Two new brick houses. '
!iOO feot south of Derry on Melrose,-
between 22d and 23d Sis., 6 rooms and 1
bath, steam heat, gas stove, electric
lights, hardwood floor in living room,
large front and back porch. Room for
garage. Immediate possession. Price
right. Newton G. Zeiders. Bell 3054 R.
(CMtlsatl Is Next Catmaa) ]
DECEMBER 30, 1919.
REAL ESTATE FPU SAI.E T
EASY TERMS
Clinton St., three 2-8. frames. Bar
gain $3400
S. 16th near Market. 3-s. bk., imp.
$3250
X. 411j St., 214-s. fr., good lot $2200 <
3. 17th St.. 2-a. bk.. modern $3630 1
X. 7th St., 2%5. etuceo SIB3O
Kelker St.. 2',4-s. bk., imp $2950
Wallace St.. 214-8. bk., imp $230" I
•lames St., 2-8. tr SISOO
X. 19th St.. 3-8. fr., gas and water j
SI6OO | •
S. 19lh St., 2-s. fr.. gas and water !
SI2OO .
Green Hill, (Lucknow), 3-s fr., imp. :
*2IOO | -
bemoytie. 3-. bk.. all imp $3500
IX. 12th St.. 2-8. fr.. good lot sSouj:
STOP PAYING KENT
OWN YOUR HOME ] •
GEO. W. JACOBS.
117 X. Third St. Bell 1530 i |
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FOR SALE
I Possession 30 Days' Notice i i
j 1214 N. loth St.; 3-story brick; cor-ii
l ner property; all improvements, j i
Price 5.600 J
i 147 Sylvan Terrace; 3-story brick.
I all imp $4,000
| 227 N. loth St.; 3-story brick;
j porches, drive alley; all imp.,
| 1731 Park St.; 2',4-story brick; all I
j imp $3,500
i 228 S. 29vU St.; 214-story frame; side]
i entrance; lot, 20x190; all imp.. '
$2,350
230 S. 29th St.; 214-story frame; side
1 entrance; lot, 2oxl90; all imp.,
$2,350
1 2-story frame; 8 rooms: lot, 60x150;
Bank St., Penbroolt. Price,.. .$2,000
| 1009-11-13 X. 19th St.; 3-story frame;
j water and gas; price, each... $2,000
1123 State; 3-story brick; all imp.
| Price $4,600
i 0-story, 12-room brick and brownstone
house, cov. property, hot water heat,
Whitehall and Regina Sts. Price
I very reasonable. Easy terms. Pos
t session at once.
CHARLES DAVIES
Real Estate and Fire Insurance,
1549 State, Cor. 16th.
Bell 4162-11 Dial 4930 j
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! MACLAY St., 10 rooms, corner!
house, all modern improvements, suit- j
able for business place, room to build
garage. Price $6300.
DUKAND & FERBER,
107 Chestnut St.
BUY YOUR HOME on the rental I
| payment plan. Small cash or Liberty
Bond first payment required, balance
las rent. We have houses in every
] part of the city and suburbs. Apply ,
I A. P. Doranz, 1225 North Sixth street. I
i FOR SALE—333 and 337 Emerald
St., possession April 1, 2028 and 2030 j
| Susquehanna St., possession in 30 I
j days. Apply to 814 Capital St.
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CAMP HlLL—North Bowman ave.,
17 rooms .bath, gas. electric, furnace. 1
two porches, lot 80x140, fruit trees.
A beautiful home in good shape.
917 N. 18th St.. 6 rooms, all con
veniences. one of those cozy little j
{homes. Must be seen to be appre- {
eiated.
J. K. LEHMAN,
Patriot Building.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Of a
brick house with seven rooms and
bath, and all other improvements
lot 21x150, and price only S4OOO. Bell]
Realty Co., Bergner Bldg.
j PENX STREET property for sale. 8 \
rooms, bath. gas. furnace, 1826 Penn
I Street. Price S2BOO. Bell Realty Co.. 1
I Bergner Bldg.
VACANT —House, 632 Boyd Street, ■
being renovated, offered for sale at
reasonable price and easy terms. Bell
Realty Co., Bergner Bldg.
I HOFFKR ST., 2307—N0W VACANT,
for sale; brick and stucco semi-bun
|galow; seven rooms and bath; hot
.water heat; other improvements. Bell
; Realty Co., Bergner Bldg.
FOR SALE or exchange, on city
] property, fruit farm, 32 acres, in Dan- •
iphin county, short distance, from trol-,
lley line; in good shape. Address Box I
0-7626 care Telegraph.
J 228 BOAS ST.. 2',4-story, 10 rooms
and bath, gas, steam heat, hardwood
floor in living room; immediate pos
session. Will sell cheap if sold soon.
D. K. LUCAS,
303 Lewis Street.
(Real Estate. Fire Insurance!
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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HOUSES FOR RENT
i 2309 North Third St., detached
1 house, 9 rooms and bath, electric
{lights, steam heat, garage for two
{cars. $75 per month.
1613 Green St., furnished house. 8
[rooms and bath, electric light, fur
[nace heat, garage. Possession Janu
ary 20 for three months. $125 per
I month.
j Apply MILLER BROS. & CO..
Locust and Court Sts.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
MAN and wife, no children, wishes
to rent house from April 1. Address
Box 0-T624 care Telegraph.
WE will save you time and annoy
ance from agents and advertising, by
buying your real estate direct. Send
us full particulars in your letter and
■we will buy your property if the price
is right. Address P. O. Box 625.
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT
FLOOR AND WAREHOUSE
Steam heat, water, elevator,
low insurance. Apply Super
intendent
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BOWMAN & COMPANY.
STOREROOM FOR RENT
PROM APRIL 1. 1920.
502 MARKET ST.
CHAS. ADLER,
1002 N. THIRD STREET.
FARMS
FOR SALE-*-17-acre truck, fruit and
poultry farm. 4,000 asparagus, 3 to .">
years out; 1',4 acres fine strawberries;
150 peach trees and small fruit; 6-
I'oom frame house; small bank barn,
pig sty and chicken house, tine spring
water and running water, best of soil,
i Possession at'once. Located two miles
I west of ICnola. Cumberland County.
Price $2500.
I For Sale —115-aere truck or stock
| farm; eight-room frame house, all
I necessary outbuildings, no better val
ines in Cumberland County. Price slls
{per acre. 10 minutes walk to trolley.
CHAS. DAVIES.
Real Estate.
1 1549 State St., cor. 16th Street.
I Dial 4930 Bell 4162R
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I 55 acres, York county, good bldg.,
I 2 mules, 0 good milch cows. 2 hogs,
I 25 chickens, all implements mostly
[ new. Will trade on city property.
DURAND A FERBER,
j 107 Chestnut St.
FARMS W ANTED
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WANTED
60 to 70-aere farm close to
main road. Address Box t
A-5763 care Telegraph.
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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
Three-piece parlor suite, golden
oak, genuine Spanish leather cushions.
Value $125, sale price $95.
FORNWALD. u
1321 North Sixth Street.
FOR SALE—One kitchen range; one
double boater, at a bargain. Apply
29th and Curtin Sts.
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FOR SALE—Nutria fur coat. Will
sell for $155, new. Call Bell phone
4630 R.
CRANK shaper and cutoff machine,
platform scales, steam pumps, lathes,
planer, milling machine, drill press,
hack saw, air drill Imperial one-half v'
inch, Toledo pipe die, 214 to 4-inch,
leather belting, large steam valves,
gasoline engines, electric motors, ■
acetyalene machines for cutting weld
ing and carbon burning. Sell reason
able. F. R. Laverty. Bell phone 1857. i
BABY coach for sale, good as new.
Phone 4 387R or call 1838 N. 2d St.
FOR SALE—S-24 inch high stealm
radiators; 5 solid oak lodge_ pedstals.
Price reasonable. Address 1745 North
6th St.
DOG Russian wolfhound; pedi
greed; eight months' old; female;
white with lemon markings. Call
Bell 2331.
FOR SALE—Queen washing ma
chine. can be used either water power
or by hand. In good running condi
tion. Call Bell phone 3890R or apply
1502 State St. '
FOR SALE One 10x18 inch Re
liance portable stone crushing plant,
bin capacity 25 tons, crusher, elevator
and bins in excellent condition. Crush
er fitted with manganese steel dies
and cheek plates. Will demonstrate.
Write Hoffman Bros. & Wilson. Hfls -
! risburg, Pa., for further particulais
and price.
' CENTRAL furnishing store dealer
]in new and secondhand furniture,
j carpets and stoves, bought and sold.
A try will convince you. Call on
Saturday. Call at 324 Reily. Bell 1061 M
i FOR SALE—2OO feet of 2-inch cot
ton water hose, in four sections, price
1 25c per foot. Baby carriage, cost sl6,
will sell for $5. Inquire 1458 Mar- IU
j ket Street.
MORRIS SAYS save money buying *
new and second-hand furniture here.
High prices paid for furniture. Morris
i Schmertz, 1018 Market St. Bell 4491. #
BOOKS Bought and sold; 20,000
new, old, rare, in stock. Aurand's,
i 925 North Third. Circulars free.
NATIONAL cash registers sold on
easy monthly payments without in
-1 terest. Bell phone 2405. Dial 3890. N.
R. Black, Sales Agent, 105 Market St.
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT FOR
CASH ALL MAKES RENTED
EXCHANGED
G FORGE P. TILLOTSON,
205 LOCUST STREET, OPPOSITE
ORPHEUM THEATER
BOTH PHONES
CALKS! CALKS! CALKS!
, For sale at Gable's, 111-117 South
, Second street. Reed Tip, Diamond, .
! Giant Grip, Rowe, Black Diamond and
i Snow Storm Horse Shoe Calks.
FOR SALE—A No. 4 McDowell port
] able bake oven, in first class condi
i tion and very cheap, pans, steel mix
. ing bowl, scales, etc. Address Owner,
| care Telegraph.
COATS FOR SALE
Two very nice ladies' coats cheap,
a bargain, almost new. will sell one
for $5, one for $8 and one for $lO. Call
1506 State street or Bell phone 3S9OJ.
WANTED—MISCELLAN EOLS
MAX SMELTZ
. Second-hand furniture bought and
j sold. Highest cash prices paid. Call
or drop a postal to Max Smeltz, 1020
j Market Street. Will call, city or coun
try. Bell phone 5321.1.
BELL PHONE 3370-J
S. RIFKIN,
CLOTHING. SHOES, FURXTT'URE.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID.
407 BROAD ST., HARRI3BURG, PA.
WE are in the market for all kinds H
of junk. Call Bell 4974 or write L.
• Cohen & Co., Yolk and Ash Ave.
BUSINESS OL'PORUNITIES
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FOR SALE OR LEASE
Large garage and business sltun*-
,ed in Central Pennsylvania. Modern
and complete equipment. Sales ugcncy
two moat popular automobiles. De
partments of business include stor
age, repair shop, buttery, new and
- old cars. Stock consists of car parts, /
tires, batteries and parts, oil and ac
cessories. A going business. Person
nel best in surrounding community.
1 Other business interests make a sale
' or lease necessary. Address G-5245
' care Telegraph.
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j An opportunity Is now avail
able to secure the agency for
an old established line of heavy
i duty motor trucks 1%. 2%.
I S',4 and 5-ton capacities. Pro
duction lias now been increas
ed to enable prompt deliv
eries. Write or wire for full
j particulars.
UNITED MOTORS CO.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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FOR SALE—Meat market and gro
cery, stock and fixtures with good
will; old established business. Annual
sales $30,000, will sell at inventory.
Al,so Hie storeroom, 28x60 ft. with
barn, garage, and lot, 100x100 ft. No.
' better business location in West
' Falrvlew. It is on the corner of State I
> and Fairinount avo. Price S2OOO.
CHARLES DAVIES.
1549 State Street.
'' Bell 4162R Dial 4930
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BUSINESS PEHSONA'LS
A. LANE
New and second-hand furniture
1 bought and sold. Highest prices paid.
1022 Market street. Bell 3239-W2.
FUItNI TU R E CRATED. J. A.
Bishop, 1736 Logan street. Bell 2632 R.
DIAMONDS bought for cash—P. H.
! CAPLAN CO., 206 Market street.
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OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING
Any metal welded. Work guaran
teed. Carbon removed by oxygen.
Ca iitot City Welding Co., 1538 Logan
! Street. Bell 4396 J.
RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
Single edge, 25c doz., double edge, 35c
doz„ razors, 25c. Gorgas Drug Store.
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