Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 11

THE IIARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1912. ii HE MAN WW USES A TELEGRAM WAN! AD ij HAS AN ADVANTAGE OYER YOD IF YU Wtl Eyes in Her Fingers The top notch stenographer puts lier eyes on her notes and her fingers on the machine keys. She. has mastered the touch system and has eves in her fingers shs 100 per cent, efficient. If you want her to help you the quickest way to reach her is through a Telegraph Want Ad.

She and her girl friends read the Woman's page and the Want page of the Telegraph religiously every night. Help Wanted Male WANTED A flrat claee cake baker. AnPly to Weitxela liakery. atreet, Carliale, Pa. WANTED Man thoroughly experienced to open aod operate lirown Sand atone Uuarry.

Give referencea; alao. Addreaa 119, care of Telegraph. WANTED At once, a good, flrat lass white barber. Oood warea. Hrun nirr Barber hop, lull Locuat atreet, Jereey fhore.

Pa. WANTED A draughtaman. to work city. None hut experienced need apply. Addreaa 101S, care of Telegraph.

WANTED. AN ARTIST One who la able to make pen and ink dealgna and llluatratlona for advertising purpoaea, traiiiiKf. and the like. Muat be proficient In lettering; r.bte to retouch photogrnpha. am li ae painting out certain partu, adding a algn or changing a name.

Need not be a graduate In thla particular line, but fair In detail and delineation. An opportunity for the right pemon to get practical expert ence In thla tlaa of work. Addreaa the Telegraph Engraving Department, 11 Federal Square, Harrlnburg. Pa. MEN to learn barber trade, great demand for barbera, few" weeka complete i ourae, positions guaranteed.

Write for particulars, fnlted Barber School. HI Main atreet. Buffalo. K. Y.

WANTED Experienced ahoe cutter and luster on soft soled shoes, at once. Apply Glen Shoe Manufacuring Company, 414 State atreet. WANTED Flrat clasa palntera. Apply Gobi BruHW. Slu Strawberry.

rt EXPERIENCED collector wanted for liiaui'Hnce. Salary and commlaslon. Hood advancements for hustlera. Apply a. S17 Walnut WANTED A tinner.

Ready work to a Kteady man. tiood wages. See 8. L. Envlnger.

800 Race atreet WANTED ny for stable work, miiHt come to work early In the morning. Apply after o'clock p. m. 2108 North Sixth atreet. 25 MEN WANTED Apply Front Locust.

Front Forster. 17 y2 ccnis Per Hour WM. H. 0PPERMAN Salesmen Wanted I WANT a county manager willing to larn business; will pay to $10 a day right from to lift a aay wnen colnir. life Job.

lt'a house to houm pelling, but It pays. Commission, but It pay. Are you willing to learn what vim don't know? Writ Sales Manager, 122 Sycamore Milwaukee, wis. WANTKD 10 salesmen to call on general store and grocery trade, with an unexcelled specialty proposition, on a strictly commission ba.la. Commissions p.yahle weekly.

Do not apply unless you can furnish best of reference and show that you can get Box 416, New Cumberland, Pa, ORDtl FROM CM I MANUFACTURER HBQ. STEXCtl. WORKS. ISO Unit FOR RENT CITY HOl.Et II Ann ft 1414 Penn 3M a. 2549 Agata a.

r. 1BJH Wallace, 3 (.. 7 20 Mah.ntongo 3 ll 2142 North 8 r. and li 2128 N. 7th 1 8 r.

1 jouth Thirteenth, Allison and South' Cameron Bts flS to Slrt 14 Argyle 8 8 r. and 1 54 Camp 3 10 r. 2(i II Yale 2 a. 7 r. b.

$20 341 Relly 3 8 r. and and store room 114 Chestnut 3 9 $2H 2th and Greenwood (Old Or charfl), Z' r. ana 930 18.13 Whltetiall new, 34 b. (, r. and ateam beat f.lA 2114 N.

Third 3 12 r. 40 1007 N. Peconi 01., a a. 9 r. and bath furnace.

aim 1017 N. Front 11 APAHTMEMTS 1. 4ih room bed room Kitcnen ana Damroom ennitam enulnment (a very desir able central location), $30 and 90S Ml RUHR AN IIOirNES 380 York I f. Hlester Homeitun on mue above the city on ruver rtona i siory brick dwelling, and about 4 acre. of lawn ana garden.

KILLER KRIS. BAKER Real FX.te Inenranee Federal Wejaare, Harrtaburg, I Situations Wanted Male WANTKO Hy young colored man. position a butler, porter or Janitor. In rival family. Addreaa V.

M. 601 set State street. WANTKD A clerical position, or keep book or do collecting (or some reliable firm on half day each day. Addreaa 340, care of Te.leicra.ph. WASTKO By young man.

position aa boiler fireman. Address 1011, rare uf Telegraph. I li Help Wanted Female WANTKO Woman stenographer; general office work; elate particulars to age, education, wage desired, et'. Addreaa 8., lt17, rare et Telegraph WANTKD A refined Intelligent woman as mTthaVa ni who fhl Mr i rid houVekee "or Catholic rgy Housekeeper, cooka. housemaid In and North out of dty References.

11 Second atreet. WANTED Experienced dreaamaker desires aewlng by the day. Addreaa 1804 North Sixth atreet. WANTED Olrl to assist with office work. Wsfes 14.00.

oive reference. Addreaa O. 1011, care of Telegraph. WANTED Wee, vera: alao glrla over 16 yeara to 1 art. weaving.

Apply Har rlaburg Silk Mill. Situations Wanted Female WANTED A reliable colored girl wanta position aa cook, private or other. Call 1700 Walnut atreet. RELIABLE colored girl wanta altuatlon aa cook and downstairs work or chambermaid. Call 1700 Walnut atreet.

WANTED Young white woman wanta day'a work. Addreaa 1015, care of Telegraph. COLORED lady dealrea a poaltlon aa Lntoin Carllale. Pa. cook in or out or town.

Adureaa in WHITE the day. atreet. .1 1 fc. Apply 111 North Fourth Ml DDI mlulv deslrea noaltion aa I aireei. I I I FOR RENT New alx room houae.

keener or a.alatant In general houle 1 Kdgemont. mil. north of P.a. ork of Itv AdZ.i 11 Lu' wu accoinmodat. gar tVra of Telearann Alure8" I01l I dens and Rent.M.OO.

Apply care oi itieitrapn. a nP, Tniiik mui Vnt'Nd nerman woman with I year old boy dealrea poaltlon aa housekeeper or cook. Call or addres. 112f North Sixth Street. S.

i i it 1 uaio, kmi, lurnacr. inn pruyvi i its. Wanted Male and cmalen be bought for ijtoo. Brmton WANTED White man and wife desire hotel work. Addreaa 1U1, care of Telegraph.

Wanted WANTED Nicely furnished bedroom and sit tin groom In llarrlsburg or Steelton, by a couple with two children, with privilege of light housekeeping; use our own bed clothes. Terms must he reasonable. State location and price. Hebrews preferred. Addreaa 1020, care of Telegraph.

WANTED Y'oung married couple wants one or two rooms, together with board, with good, rrlvate family. Address 1022. care of Telegraph. ANTED By young lady, room and board In private fanulv. Address y.

I. No. 121, care of Telegraph. IJusiness Opportunities ANY Intelligent person cau earn good Income eorre. ponding for experience unnecessary.

Send for particulars. Pre. Syndicate, 738, Lock port. N. Y.

I MADE $50,000 In five year. In the mall order bu.lne.a, beran with $5. Send for free booklet. Tell. bow.

Hea cock, 3S5 Lpckport, N. Y. Business Personals WE buy new and handed clothing. Drop card or telephone and we will cull. Also rent rna.iujrade costume, and opera cloaks.

Mr. N. Brenner. 424 Walnut. GEORGE DOEHNE, Chestnut street and Dewberry avenue.

Brewer, bottler of ale, porter and lager beer. Bottle trade a specialty. Both phones. REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERINO with best material and by expert help. Send u.

your worn furniture. Our best (tort, insure your aatisfactloa. 8. N. Cluck, 120 Woodbine street FOR falling hair try Gross" Quinine Hair Tonic, prepared by Gross, the Druggist and Apothecary, 11 Market treet.

Harrl.burg, Pa, Telephone order, given prompt attention. Bell, 1S60. BUYERS and aelltr. of aecond hand furniture, stoves and carpet. We pay the highest Drop a postal or call.

Bell Phone 41JR. Keystone Furniture 1026 Market atreet HAI'LIKO H. W. A Til Boardlaa; Stable aad Katloaal Traaefer Co. Mover of ng.

H. W. Lathe, Manager. Fifth and Woodblna 2631W. atreeta.

B.ll phone No. Died KAMKRER On Tue.day evening. November 6. 1912, Emma wife of Andrew Kamerer, age 60 11 month, and 17 days. Funeral on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her late residence, 17 North Thirteenth street.

Funeral private. Body can be viewed Thur.day evening. Storage HARRI8BURO STORAGE CO. Two large brick. Ore proof warehoueea.

built expressly for storage. Private room, for household good, and unexcelled facilities for storing all kind, of merchandise. Low storage rate. South St. and Penna.

R. R. BTORAOB 41 Broad atreet, for household good, and merchandise. Private $1 to $3. 75 cent, per month.

Apply D. Cooper ft 411 Broad Both phones. Personal AW eiaeny iauy waiua 10 roow of any lady or gentleman contemplating trip this month to Loa Angeles. Cal. Object, company en route.

Address Tourist P. o. bo 26, city. For Rent FOR RENT Thoroughly modern toreroom few doors off Market all improvement. Including city steam, ga.

and electric light, cemented basement. Rent $15. Immediate possession. Apply Jacob Tau.lg'. Hons, 42V Market FOR RENT Htor.

room on Third street, between Market and Walnut streets. Address 8., 1007, care of Telegraph. Modern offices at reasonable rent. Apply Room 7, 31 N. Second street.

I Rooms For Rent NICELY Fl'RNlKHKD ROOMS, with uf bath ami telephone. Excellent location. Apply 203 Mute atreet. FURNISHED aecond atory front room for rent with use of bath, l'rlvata family. Zit North atreet.

FOR HE NT Large furnished aecond lory front room, steam heat, gaa and bath inquire at 1011 North Third atreet. FOR RENT Furnished front aulte, consisting of large living room, bedroom and private bathroom; modern In everyway; city ateam heat. Uef erencea required. 21 l'lua atreet. Real Estate For Rent WH RKNT 4 T'1' sr.h Inquire lil North l'i ill Ul VT II North Kluhteenth atreet, three atory brick; 9 rooma; bath; porches.

633 Mm Uy atreet. three atory frame; 9 rooma: bath; cellar heater. 1721 State atreet, three atory brick; porchea; I rooma; modern ateam heat. Fltxgerald's Real Estate Agency. 817 Walnut atreet Hell.

1134R. FOR RENT Ms room brick houae, 1633 North Third atreet; all convent encea; good repair. Farm In Ftahlng (reek. Call No. SO North Fourth atreet.

City. FOR HFVT OKFIt'R HOOMS, 10 MiHill UIIRJI STRKET, sK tM AM THIHIt FI.4MIMS. STK4W IIKtTfl). IHRr MKS. K.

M. l.KK, so Nttit rii Ku it i ll mthkkt. ijm MtHIII TIIIHtl OIKKI.I, MX KOOH lttlK HAINTKU A.ND PAPERED. RENT, $SO. KOR RENT Houae 111 Boaa atreet nine roomi and bath all Improvement from December 1.

Apply on premiees. FUR RENT Three atory brick houae, all Improvement. Itii Fulton atreet. Kent 111. Apply Mr i.

Jacob Ebett, U0J North Sixth atreeu FOR NT Three atory brick houae. rooma and bath. Front and rear porchea. Will rent for 120 per month i Apply 322 it atreet. KOR RENT Six room dwelling.

2140 Real Estate For Sale KOK SALE Three atory brick and frame houae on Harrla street. room Packer aecond and Walnut street. FOR SALE No. 41 North Fourteenth atreet room, and bath cemented cellar gaa furnace location desirable and property In good condition. Price attractive.

Brlnton Parker Second and Walnut afreets. KOR SALE QUICK Three acre, well Improved home. Fine location, good building, abundance of fruit. W. H.

Logan. Carlisle, Pa. KOR SALE Property, corner North and Willow No. 241 North street. Inquire of if.

I. Kant, Fourth Floor. 222 Market street. Farm Lands For Sale FOR3ALE Farm of 6l 120 perches. 1 mile from Progress, 2 mile.

from lliirrtsburg. For further partlcu i i ii Pvnbrook. It. F. D.

2. For Sale FOR SALE Pony Barnes, and carriage. Can be seen at Wallace Livery Stable, owner, 623 South Sixteenth street. SELL at a sacrifice burial lot No. 4.

Section G. In East llarrlsburg Cemetery. This lot Is desirable. Nicely curbed with four Inch curbing. Title good.

Adjoins the Robert Stewart lot. Address J. J. Stewart, Llgonler, lnd. FOR SALE Furniture a.

good a. new; lined but a short time. No second hand men need apply. Call at 617 North Fifteenth atreet STATIONERY STORE and fixture, for sale, In growing surburb of Le moyn: good cash bu.ine.s; good reason for selling; store in dwelling, all Inquire II. It Itoyer, at FOR SALE 60 C.

W. leghorn hen. and pullets, 30 barred Rock pullets, 7nc and $100 each. Call A. U.

Davis. 2608 Main atreet, f'enbrook, Pa. FOR SALB New ear corn (or 8. C. Young.

Mlddletown, Pa. FOR SALE A Big Bargain National Perforator In firat claaa condition. Mr. Printer or Mr. Bookbinder, don't overlook thla opportunity to get an up to date machine that will pay for Itself In a short time.

A.k the price to day, or drop in and look at the machine. The Telegraph Printing llarrlsburg. Pa. FOR SALE t.OOO Joint, hand made tove pipe; all I5e per joint. Elbow, same price.

Also, window glass, and loaded shell. Lowest prices. Strayer'a Hardware Etora. ISIS North Third atreet For Sale or Exchange WANTED Will exch.ngo fine, new piano for room and board (or man. Addres.

Box No. 62, llarrlsburg P. O. WANTED 4 cyllnder runabout In exchange for late model Power'1 Moving Picture machine, or will for cash. Addres.

Roy Barnhart C.rllale Opera House, Carlisle, Pa. Lost LOST A bunch of key. In or near Post Office, Monday afternoon suitable reward If returned to thla office. CHICAGO CATTLE Bv Auociatrd f'rtu Chicago. 111..

Nov. 7. Cattl Re. AAlitu a AflAi 1nw A a ci hiii, 11 till net 1 1 uu, j. Beeves, $5.104 10.75; Texa ateers.

$4.36 f6.5; weatern ateers, stockers and $4.157.15: cow. and calvea, 10.50. Hog. Receipt. market maraei it strong, 60 te 10c higher.

Light K.ot; mixed, I7.6Q&..2U; neavy s.zu; rougn, 7.46W.; Pg (.00: bulk of aalea. 17.80 ffiB0li. Sheep Receipt. market strong. Native, western, yearling.

lamba. native, $5. 50 7.40; wo.tern, 7.35. NEW YORK DAIRY Hi Auociatii Prtit New York. Nov.

7. Butter Firm; creamery, extras, 3ac; nrsts, soy32c rrruiirir. CAiinn, ill nip, seconds. 23 294C; thirds, 217c; held extras. 31 (it J2c: 39HO31c: Sec onda.

a (1(h) 2 3c: Htate dairy, tlrsta. 31c: good to prime, 27 4j 0c; factory, June hi 10 win exceed mosa or tne record M4WIc'w 8nd. be very V'A' tTut milk, beyond those of 1.10 and I mi. 1812 will exceed those of the record held, colored, specials, whwibt; white, specials. 17HtI174c: colored, average fancy, 17 W1 17 He; white, average fancy, 17 hc; State, rl.AI mill Hali u4ill no iji1 IIUli 1 1 1 1 S.

era? li ninif us viuiU specials, 17H ft 174c; fre.h, white or colored, average fancy, 17 He; Htate, whole milk, dallies, held, best, lie; skims, 16c Kggs Klrm; freeh gathered, ex trH, SitfiMftc; extra firsts, 334jt3c; 38i32c; snennds, 254 27c; thirds and poorer, 2nW24c; fresh, gathered, dirties. Inferior, lWI8c; checks, poor to fair. I5lc; Rate, Pennsylvsnla and nearby hennery, browns, 41(D42r; gathered, brown and mixed, colors, 10 4 40c. BETTER FEELING FORTH FURTHER Trading on Liberal Scale With Representative Shares Leading r'urnUaeri by MM, I BR(R at III. Vraterday'a advances and better feel.

Intr brought further response at the opening to day, but the subsequent action of the market much reneniblea that of yeaterday. The early atretigth waa followed by a drive at prices, but the losses were smaller than expected and a auhaeiiuent rally many prlcea were established. Trading waa on a liberal scale with moat of the rrpreaentatlve chares leading. The strength In ft. Paul waa looked upon) as slgnlllcant and this did tnurh to effect recoverlea el where.

Other atronge aauea were Steel, Amalgamated Copper, I'nlon Pa Ml. NW Vm Central The 11I1U. Hal tlmore and Ohio. Krle. and Mlaaourl Pa Beet Sugar continued to fluctuate erratically and America.

Cotton O.I waa adveraely affected by the dlrectora deciding to pana Ita dividend. The New York Utility almrea rellected a moderate demand. Special! lee were promt, nent with a revival of minora of Impending aubatantlal movement. KKW YORK ITOCKt Furalahea by WM. I BEAR CO.

New lurk, Nov. 7. Open. High. Ijow.

Cloa, Amal. Cop. .7 87 'i Am. Ht. Sug 1 6 69 Am.

Can 4 4 42 3V Am. C. AT. 0 61 0H 61 Am. Cot.

Oil 57 57 8U. 86 Am.keSec 21 20 104 Ant. Loco 45 44 45, 45V Am. Smelt. 4 4H IJW Am.

Sugar. 12JT 123 122 123 Anaconda 4 4S 44 44 10.I4 10S 10 10l It. 107V 10 107 107S Hklyn. R. 1 1U 1 IW Can.

Paclilc 2'x 27U 23 25 C. I eather. J2 3J 33 C. 334 3 1 f2 Ch. O.

West 20 20 1 I9 C.M.elSt.P. 1154 117S 1U4 H4 Col. F. tel. 3S4 4 3 Cons.

Ga. 14 144 1454 Corn Prod. 17 13 I7 174 Ola. Sec. 27 4 24 27 4 2 Krle 35 4 3 35 4 "4 Krle tat f.

53 4 B4 63 53 4 r.U N. pfd. 1414 1414 1404 1404 tit. N. ore.

484 'a 111. Ccn. 124 129 Inter. Mt. 20.

21 204 20 In. Met pf. M4 67 64 B4 Kaa. C. So.

29 4 29 29 29 K. C. 8. fg. 3 174 1H L.

A N. 1514 K14 1614 Nat.R.M.2r 27 4 24 M. K. AT. 29 29 4 2H 29 4 Mo.

Pac. 45 44 41 4 Nat. 64 4 4 N. Y. 11 1174 114 N.

W. 114 11U 11" N. Poc. 128 123 1274 127Vi 1'. R.

R. 123 1234 1234 1234 Pres. Car 894 394 384 384 Peo. 1184 114 U'x Pgh. C.

C. 25 25 24 4 24 Reading 1744 174 1714 174 R. I. 6.. 32 31 33 324 R.

I. Rpf 93 93 Rock Island 274 27 4 27 27 Rock Is. pf 53 63 624 624 Sn. Pacific. 1134 113H H24 113 So.

304 304 804 504 Ro. Rwv. pf 82 4 2 4 "2 4 82 4 Tex. Pac. 254 24 25 4 26 4 I'nlon Pac.

1744 H54 1744 1744 U. 8. 62 524 614 62 U. 8. Steel 78 4 77 4 77 4 IT.

8. 8. pfd 113 1134 113 1134 do S. F. 6a 1014 102 101 102 Va.C.C...

47 4 7 4 Wabash 44 4 WttbaBh pf. 154 14 154 154 West. 68 6 67 4 67 4 West. U. T.

79 79 78 4 78 4 Wis. 544 644 Ex.R. N. pfd till. ten.

rim.ADEi.pntA ejroTATiont Faralsaed by WM. REAR at CO. Philadelphia, Nov. 7. unen.

Clo American Railway. 414 414 fimbria Steel 63 51 4 Kt ectrlc Co. of A 12 12 Electric Co. of N. A 58 4 54 Storage Battery 31 304 General Asphalt 7 2 72 Lake Superior 314 314 Lehigh Navigation 93 4 93 4 I rf hlgh T.

93 4 93 4 Philadelphia Company 54 61 Philadelphia Electric 23 4 24 4 Tonopah Mining 4 64 Tonopah Belmont 9 5 16 9 4 IT. O. I 9 4 90 4 Union Traction 62 4 62 4 CHICAGO BOARD OP T9ADR Faralabed by WM. BEAR CO. Chla.A III rks.

7 Open. High. Low. Clo. Wheat Pec May x4 954 914 504 60 50 4 314 334 324 84 95 4 14 60 4 50 60 4 314 33 4 324 88 4 94 4 904 50 49 494 314 324 32 4 884 94 4 904 60 49 494 314 32 4 324 July corn Pec.

May Ul Oat. Dc May July Nt Immediate Danger to Trade Special tt Th Ttltfrafk New York, Nov. 7. The Irsn Age will Bay; With th election over, opinion In the ateel trade la Juot what It ha. been In the month In which a change of administration has been considered foregonethat the outcome will not disturb the atatua of any part of the enormous tonnage now on the books o( producers.

October was a record breaking month, both In production and shipments. The significant (act In It all Is the number of steel companies had more orders on their books at the end than at the beginning o( the month. Some mills have reported that new contract Inquiry has been smaller of late, but the Steel Corporation's statement for October 21, to be published this week, will show a further increase. Both In pig iron and steel ingot nearly all steel companies reached new high points In output last month. The Steel Corporation's Ingot production was over 1,000,000 or at the rate of 60,000 tons a day.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov, 7. The Iron Trade Review will say: Manufacturers of finished material accept results of presidential election with confidence that there Is no Imme diate danger of reversal of business conditions. While some revision of the tariff will probably come In time, It Is believed that prosperity is as sured for at least a year. And probably for much longer time. Since November 1 fully 75,000 tons mt plates, shapes and bars have been placed with two large companies for csr construction.

It Is now expected that the steel fabricating contracts for In Eastern districts 100,000 tons of steel work is definitely known that will come up for estimate In, he next three montns, span irom suDwaysand elevated roads. Chief Kindler Getsx Check From State Firs Chief John C. Kindler to day received from the State Insurance De partment a cnecit lor the BRINGS RESPONSE Speculators Skeptical as to Genuineness of Rally Yesterday Fnralabea by WM. I BEAR CO Plilladelphla. Nov.

7. Speculator, were a. to the genulnaneas of yeaterday'. rally In prices and notwithstanding higher cables and a firm opening there waa a liberal supply of all graina and wheat and corn loat one half to flve elghtha. On the downturn good buying order were encountered and the aubaenuent recoverlea eliminated practically the entire loaaea.

Data held firm on re porta of export buying. Hroomhall'a review of foreign condition note favorable weather In Argentine and urgent need of rain In India. Continental Europe la reporting no umiaual Incldenta In connection with It. crop. Ruaala movement very Irregular, mostly under average.

Weather condition, have changed for the better, however. Winnipeg reporta existing demand (or export and buying rather liberal. Minneapolis atrong, with greatest demand coming from mil ling and elevator Interests Some hedging from that point In May. Omaha, three quarter, to one cent higher. Buying by Armour did much to atop the decline and turn prices toward a higher level.

That house waa absorbing moat of the December grain and I'pdlke bought May. Htiylng of corn waa acattered and Ita decline waa easily checked. Armour alao took moderate quantltlea of December. Oat tinder no particular pressure. kbw ToitK moDcea fir Atsoriattt I'rtu New York.

Nov. 7. Flour Quiet and barely eteady; spring patents, winter, $5 604.40; winter patenU. $4 spring clear. I4 35V4 40; extrfa.

No. winter, extra. No. 2. winter.

$4 004.10; Kanaaa $4,159 4.25: fancy spring patent. ti TlQIlt Wheat Lower; December, 9t 11 1 H4c. Pork Steady; mess, $18 750 19 25; family, short, clear, $22 iwf Firm; mesa. family. Jl.UOJj 23.00; beef bam.

$21.00 Ird Steady; middle weat $11,100 11.2H. Raw Sugar. Market steady; muscovado. 8 test, 1.55c; centrifugal. teat 4 molasses sugar, Kit teat, 3.30c.

Ite. fined, quiet; crushed. 5. 40c; floe granulated, 4 0c; powdered, 6.00c inr.no PKovimoMt By AssiKtatti f'rtu Chicago. 111., Nov.

T. Pecember wheat started at to KUc, varylnaT from 'c to 4e down to 4c advance, and fell to 884Hc. December corn opened a shade to 4c higher at to 604U54c, but de dined to 50c. December oats, which started a six teenth up at 114c, touched and then dropped to 314c First provision aale. were 24c to ISc up.

with January. to $18.15 for pork; $10.40 (or lard, and $10.05 ribs. (or Exploding Bomb Injures Boys West Falrvlew. Nov. 7.

John Molts, aged 16 years, is In the Harrix burg Hospital; William Worlcy, aged 16 years. Is at his home suffering from numerous Injuries, and Joseph Wacht man, aged 15 years, miraculously escaped injury last evening while the three boys were celebrating young Moltz's last night in West Falrvlew. Moltz, who Is a son of George Moltz, a former school director here, moved to llarrlsburg with his parents yesterday. Lust evening hu came back to spend a few hours with his friends. He met Worlcy and Wachtman and the three went to the Conodogulnet creek.

When they reached the site of the old nail mills they found one of the bombs which in bygone days were used to clean out furnaces. It was about live inches In diameter and hollow. One of the boys procured some powder and, going to Pennsylvania avenue and the State road, they tilled the bomb with the powder. The ex plosion was to mark the close of Moltz's residence In town, and It al most Old. A (use was made from a piece of paper and the paper Ignited.

In a second there was an explosion. It occurred so soon after the fuse was lighted that the boys did not have time to run away from danger. A piece of the iron shell struck Worley on the arm and chest snd his Injuries are serious. Another piece struck Molts on the hand, lacerating It badly. The powder, too, went in Molts's direc tion and he was burned about the face and hands.

Wachtman waa standing with the other boys, but he escaped the flying pieces of Iron. A large section of the shell flew through the window of Webber's butcher shop and landed heavily against the wall. Persons In the shop at time rushed to the out side, thinking that something in the place had exploded. Young Moltz, after being Injured, ran to the office of Dr. Cadwallader, about seven blocks distant.

His in juries were dressed here and then he was sent to the hospital. The report of the explosion could be heard in all parts of West Falrvlew and the lower section of Enola and for a time excitement reigned supreme until the cause of the noise had been learned. G. A. R.

APPOIXTMENTS Judge Beers, ConimatHlcr lii ClUef, antes Acw Assistants Bridgeport, Nov. 7. Judge Alfred D. Beers, of Brideport, com mander in chief of the orand Army of the Republic, has announced the following appointments: Adjutant General Henry J. Seeley, Bridgeport.

Quartermaster General C. D. R. Stowlts, Buffalo, N. Judge Advocate General B.

F. Bry ant. Waupaca, Wis. Inspector General J. P.

Bradley, Boston. National Patriotic Instructor Levi Longfellow, Minneapolis, Minn. Chief of Staff Henry L. Beach, Hartford, Conn. Senior Ald dc camp W.

T. Dally, Peru, lnd. Assistant Adjutant General L. Bennett, Chlfago. Assistant Quartermaster General and Custodlsn of Records J.

II. Hoi comb, Philadelphia. National Standard Hearer Joseph Dicaerson eeattie, wasn. Former Nurses Here On Visit lies. W.

T. Kemble, wife of the editor of the Mount Carmel Item, and Miss Armeda Morrison, of Carlisle, are week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Steel, 444 South Thirteenth street.

Both are members of the Nurses Alumni Association of the Harrlsburg Hospital. Mrs. Kemble Is also a delegate to the woman Home Missionary Society convention, In ses sion st F(th Htreet Methodist Kpls copal Church. amount due the Harrlsburg Volunteer Firemen Relief Association from the fees padl by foreign Insurance com panles. On Monday night Kir.

Chief Kind ler will send to Councils a communication recommending the purchase of a certain automobile, which, In his opinion, wm meet his requirements, Chief Kindler received many bids and has not as yet made uD his mind what i make he will recommend, but an nounced this morning that ho would get as much for tne money as possible STEELTON LED ABOUT Oil WHEEL OF Mil Youthful William Beyler Victim of Very Painful Mishap Yesterday Whirled round and round wheti his foot became faatennd In the spokes of the rear wheel of a coal wagon going down the tiwatara atreet Incline at a ranld rate yeaterday, little William Heylcr narrowly death. Aa It waa, both bones of the leg were broken off, releaaing hi. foot and undoubtedly saving hi. life. The lad jumped on th.

coal wagon and waa sitting along the aid and with hla dangling feet playing a tatoo on the board. Ilia foot caught, dragging him overboard and to the ground. On the next revolution lie wa. dragged up to the top of the wheel and around, but the strain wa. too great and the bones broke.

The driver did not hear the boy', crle. because of the noise mail, by a bouncing chute. Both bones pro. truiled from th akin when the boy waa picked up. In addition he au.

tallied nruiae. or the entire body and a number of minor Pr. Whipple, steel company is attending th. boy. Grace Church Will Observe Anniversary Th.

twenty fourth anniversary and frth annual rally of the Grace United Kvangellcal Church will be ob.erved all dav next Kunday. The services will start In the morning at :15 o'clock, when Trofessor I K. Mcdlnne. will speak on The World's Teniper.nce Hunday." In the evening the Rev. I 8.

Beam, of Lemoyne, president of the K. I'nlon. of thla district, will The big feature of the dav will be aermon. both morning and evening by the Rev. Walter II.

fcsge, of Mahanoy City, chaplain of the Htnte Patriotic Order Sons of America. Monday evening the Rev. Mr. Egge will present hia popular lecture. "Stop Orumbllng and Laugh a Fpecia.1 music by the choir will also feature each l'arbdi Ilonae lilcrtalitmont The following program will be presented this evening at the parish house of Trinity Kplscopal Church during the tlr.t of the winter series of socials: Soprano solo, Miss Elizabeth Towels, of Wsshlngton: piano and violin duet.

Air. and Mrs. Samuel Brad shaw; soprano solo, Airs. W. 10.

K.vert, of Harrlsburg; solo. Mrs. IT. 8. Aher crnmble; piano solo.

Miss Wlgtleld; solo, 1'red Wlgtleld; reading, Miss Mir. Hint Fetterhoff. Woodmen to Nominate1 Officers for the ensuing year will be nominated at speclsl meeting of Kteciton Camp, No. 5.S89, Modern Woodmen of America this evening. More than one hundred members from Penbrook and llarrlsburg camps are expected to be present.

Held For Court After a hearing on a statutory charge, te Witt Knney. a 17 year old boy of llarrlsburg. was h.Md for court without ball by Hqulre Gardner lust evening. The charges were preferred oy tne parents or a 15 year old girt. Car Rowdy Jailed Charged with raising a disturbance on a Steelton car near Lochlel on the night of October 24.

Addle Bennett, of uocniei. waa arrested and given hearing before Squire Gardner Inst evening. The charges were made by Kellx Da vis, of the Central Pennsylvania Trac tlon Company, and Kddle was commit ted to Ju II to await court. Bank Statements REPORT OF THE CONDITION of The Harrlsburg Trust Company, of Harris burar, No. 1 South Market Square, of Pauohln County.

Pennsylvania, at the close or nuainess November 1312: Reserve Fund: Cash, specie and 973,663 00 Due from ap proved re serve agents, 623, 50 46 1697,213 4 190 41 Nickels and cents Checks and cash 9,322 36 lu from Banks and Trust Cos. not in reserve 16,207 87 10,000 00 Securities pledged for special deposlta Assets held free, vis: lal paper purchased: Upon one name 163.700 00 lal paper Purchased: Upon two or more names 818,088 t4 881,788 54 736,383 64 378.217 44 38,985 19 2,230 00 173,400 00 13,000 00 155,000 00 18.924 60 Loans upon call with collateral Time loans with col lateral Loans secured by bonds and mortgages I.oana without collateral. Mortgages and Judgments of record Other real etate uveruraits, Total $3,130,863 31 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid $400,000 00 Surplus Fund 400,000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses snd tsxes 62.443 IS Individual deposits subject to cneca (exclusive or Trust Funds and Bav Ings) 1,018,252 2 Time Certificates of Deposit (Exclusive of Trust Funds and Savings 637.1 4 it 5 Deposits, Commonwealth ot I'ennsyivama, 44 Deposits. U. 0.

Postal Havings 1,644 85 Deposits Municipal 64,164 76 Due to Banks, Trust not In reserve 113,224 84 Dividends unpaid 424 00 Treasurer's and Certified Checks outstanding, 2,813 33 Total $3.180,868 31 Amount of Trust. Funds Invested, $2,681,407 $8 Amount of Trust Funds uninvested 280,140 $2 Total $3,861,648 90 CORPORATE TRUSTS Total amount (I. face value) of Trust under deed of trust or mortgages executed by Corporations to the Company as Trustee to secure Issues of corporate bonds, including Equipment Trusts, 00 Total amount of securities deposited by Corporations with th Company as Trusts to secure Issues of Collateral Trust Bonds, 167,000 00 State of Pennsylvania, County of Dauphin, ss: Geo. O. Carl, Treasurer of the above named Company, do solemnly swe.r that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

CEO. O. CARL, Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of November, 1913. (Signed) CLINTON M.

1IERSIIEY, Notary Public. Correct Attest: (Signed) OEORGE W. KKILY, KD H. HERMAN, EDWARD BAILBY. Directors, Try Telegraph Want Ads.

PROTECT THE HORSE From the Cold This store carries complete stocks of blsnkets for the horse. For years men have bought blankets here. Our 41 years of retailing enables us to sell blankets at lowest prices. Horse Blankets 75c to $8 Stable Blankets 75c to $8 Lap Robes 553 to 'XMA BOWMAN'S BOWMAN'S Main Floor. Uaar.

PHILADELPHIA PRODUCH By Atsocialtt Prut Philadelphia. Nov. 7. Wheat Steady: No. 2.

red. In export elevators, 7 Vs ti 91c; No. 1, northern, In export el. vatora, 'JS'tc. Corn Weak, le lower: No.

S. yellow. for local trade, Oata lower; No. 3, white, natural. 38 (h 39c.

uran muiei, nut sieaojr: winter, in bulk. 123. Oti; spring. In sacks. 12 3.60 23.00.

Refined Fugars Market auletl powdered 6.0uc; granulated, 4.96c; confectioners' A. 4.7lo; Keystoo A. 4.45c. 1 1 .1 riiiii, oil wrsifiii creamery, extra 33; nearby pilnte extra do fancy 3. e.ggs Market nrm, good aemann Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts, free rases, $10.

20 per case; current receipt, tree case sj.u per easel estern nrsts. free casea, iio.zo per case; current receipts, free cases, 9i 9.90 per caae. Uve roultry Unchanged; fowls, llc; old rooster. spring chickens, 124i14c; ducks, 13(uHc; turkeys, lrlc; geese, 120 14c. Oressed Poultry I ull, but steady! fowls, western, choice to fancy, 17 18; do do, smaller KtylS; old 13c; roaatlng chicken, fancy, 17WI8c; broiling chicken.

fancy, Zip 10c: turkeys, young, ZIP ISc; do, No. 1 old l9tZ0c; spring chicken, nearby, II 0 1 9c. Potato. Firm, good demand; Pennsylvania, choice, per buahel. 664 flc: New York, choice, per bushel.

554 60c; New York, fair to good, per bushel Jersey, prlm, per banket, SStf 45c; do, curl, per ba.ket, 156 35c Legal Notices NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on the 29th ilny of November, 1913, by a y. DUNK LB, JOHN CAMPBELL and WALT Kit ri. MORTON, all of the City of Harrlsburg, County of Pauphlit and Rate of Pennsylvania, under an Act of Assembly entitled "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29th, 1874, and the aupplements thereto, for th. Charter of an Intended Corporation to he called the MORTON TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY, the character anil object of which I. manufacturing, repairing, buying, selling, exchanging for other property and dealing In Automobllea, Motors, Motor Wagons, Traction Knglnes, Commercial Trucks, Motor Cycles, and other propelled vehicles, their parts and ac cessorles, and conducting In connection therewith a general machlue business; and for these purpoae.

to have, pos sea and enjoy all the rights, benefit and privileges of said Act of Assembly, snd upplementn thereto. UDWIN W. JACKSON, Solicitor. ADJ01HK1 Ft BI.IC SA1.R OK VALL AHI ItKAL EKTATK PURSUANT to an order of the Or phan's Court of Dauphin County. Penn.

sylvanla, will be aold at public sale, In front of the Court House, at Harrl.burg, Pennsylvania, on Haturday, November 16, 1912, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the following de.crlbed real estate, late of Charles W. Moody, deceased, to wit: All that certain tract, piece or parcel of land, altuate, lying and being In the. Tenth Ward, of th City of llarrlsburg. County of Dauphin and Rtate of Pennsylvania and bounded and described aa follows, to wlO Beginning at a point wherethe middle line of Keel's Lane Intersects the western side of Fifth street; thence along the western line of Fifth Street to a southerly direction fifty six (66) feet to a line of land, now or late, of E. J.

Htackpnle, et. thence by a Una parallel with Hchuylklll Ktreet and two hundred fourteen feet (214) therefrom, extending in a westwardly direction on hundred twenty (120) feet to the mld die of Atlas Street tnot yet opened )j thence along Atlas Street In a northerly direction parallel with Fifth Street seven (7 feet to a point; thence by a line parallel with Schuylkill Htreet and, two hundred twenty one feet (221) therefrom, extending In a westwardly direction one hundred four (104) feet, more or less, to line of land, now or late, of A. C. Smith: thence along tha eastern line of said Smith's lei with Fifth Street In a northerly dU rectlon ono hundred eight (lust to.t the middle of Heel Ine; and thenca In an easterly direction through tha middle of Reel' Lane two hundred) thirty three (233) feet, to the place of beginning. Having thereon erecteil and now being A LAROfcJ FRAMF1 DWKLLINQ HOU8R, OUT KITCHEN? AND TOOL HOUSK.

Persons desiring to view the premises will please call at The Central Trust Company, corner Third and Rroad Streets, snd make their desires known. Kale will commence promptly at 2 o'clock, when and where conditions of sale will be made known by CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF HAR. RISBtTRO, ADMINISTRATOR AND TRUSTEE. Or FRANK B. W1CKERSHAM.

Attorney. Rooms 409 410 Bergner Building, Third and Market Streets, City. Harrl.burg, Nov. 7th, 1912. AVDITOR'g NOTICE Standard Building and Loan Assecla tlon of York, Pa.

THE. undersigned Auditors appol by the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, to distribute the balance on the second account of York Trust Company, Receiver of The Standard Building and Loan Association of York, hereby gives notice that they will attend to the duties of their ap polntment on Wednesday, the 27th day of November, A. I). 1912, at 10:30 o'clock A. In the Orand Jury Room.

In tha Court House, In the City of York, when snd where all persons Interested may attend If they see proper. Insert la York Legal Record. JOHN OEYKR, WILLIAM A. MILLER, Auditors, FOR SALE 1835 snd 1887 Boas 2 story frame houses never occupied; eight rooms and bath: all Improvements; side entrance; concrete cellar walls and walks; cement cellars; grata plots. Just finished In up to date style.

Price, $1,800 each, on easy terms. 1829 North nine room snd bath; all Improvements: side entrance and grass plots. Prloe, $3,190, on easy terms. Address Ghas. Barnhart No.

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