Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 15

mmm WANTED By DIED EATON On December 16, 1914, Abram A. Eaton, aged 76 years. Funeral on Friday evening1, at 7:43, from his late residence, 1735 street. Burial Kingsley. Saturday afternoon.

The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. MCMPKR Mrs. Mary J. Mumper, on December 16, 1S14, at her home, iJrldKo street. Elk wood.

New Cumberland, after a cliort illness. Funeral on Saturav. 1 Member 19. at JO o'clock, from her late residence. The Rev.

T. J. Ferguson win officiate. Burial at Silver Springs Presbyterian Ceme tery. The relatives and friends are ln Ited to attend without further notice.

4 LEMENS On Sunday. December 13, 1914. Reuben Clemens, at his home, in Frogress, aged To years. Funeral on Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late residence. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend without further notice.

Burial Shoop's Cemetery. iAST IXST A purse containing one $10 hill and a SI bill, between Thirteenth und MarKe' and 132 Hoerner street. Kinder return to 133 Hoerner street nd receive reward. tCIL.NU FOUND At Gordon 1543 Walnut street, Armour'a Sllverchurn and Swift's Premium Oleomargarine, 6 lbs. for Empire Oleomargarine, 5 lbs.

for well known Qualities. Bell phone 1331J. FOUND A place to give your clothes a new lease of life at Eggert Steam Dyeing and French Cleaning Works, 1245 Market street. call and de liver. Both phones.

iiJAJr Ai Halo WANTED Two men to travel with manager; experience not necessary. Write C. R. Hager, General Delivery, City. WANTED Railway mall and postal clerks; examinations soon; over two thousand appointments yearly; prepare at home: write for Plan Mo.

15 of pay ment after appointment Philadelphia Business College, Civil Service Philadelphia, Pa. BECOME Railway Mail Clerks; Har risburg Mail Carriers, $65.00 to $150.00 month. Pull unnecessary. Schedule of Winter and Snring examinations free. Franklin Institute, 36a Rochester.

N. Y. WANTED Boy for general work around store; must come recommended. Apply Grand Union Tea L'OS North street. ARMY OF UNITED STATES.

MEN WANTED. Ablebodied, unmarried men between ages of 18 and 3a; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, Bergner Building, 3d Market Harrisburg; 48 N. Queen St, Lancaster; 353 Pine Willlamsport. or 37 W.

Market York. Pa. AGENTS WANTED EARN $50 monthly spare time. Full instructions and 24 other good plans for 25 cents. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Agents Supply Millersburg Pa. HELP WANTED Female WANTED Young white girl, who can go; home nights, to care for child WANTED Middle aged woman for general housework; good wages to right party. Apply 1908 Market street. WANTED An intelligent white girl for child's nurse. Good wages.

References required. Address 1932, care of Telegraph. WANTED Middle aged wn iii an for cook at Eagle Hotel, Palmyra, Ua. Apply at once. Good wages.

SITUATION WANTED Wale WANTED aged man desires position as watchman or fireman, or any other kind of work; can give reference. Call, or address, 'John J. Abbey, 1027 South Ninth street. position in private family or com mercial. Address Box 1944.

care of; Telegraph. X)R SAI.K 1725 Regina Street A three story brick house with eight rooms bath and furnace cemented cellar with hot and cold water and closet front porch. Lot 15x110 ft. to Helen avenue (20 ft wide). Special price for quick business.

Miller Bros. REAL ESTATE Fire IaasrraBea Surety Beads LCfJt mm Cmmrt Streets SITUATION'S WANTED Femjila WANTED By honest, reliable, middle aged Tridovy, position aa housekeeper for middle aged widower, or cook; city preferred; can give references if desired. Address P. O. Box 70, Harrisburg, Pa.

WANTED Colored woman desires work of any kind at hotel or hoarding house. Call, or address, 1SS Christv rourt. fell LAI Iu.Njs ATK1) enialo WANTED white girl desires position to work In boarding or rooming house. Answer in care of Mrs. S.

A. Reed. Fort Hunter, Dauphin couity. Pa. WANTED Middle aged white wo man uesires position at work or any kind.

Address Mrs. Sarah Reed, Fort Hunter, Dauphin county. Pa. WANTED Young white girl desires position to work in boarding or room inghouse; I am not afraid of work. Address to Anna Reed, Fort Hunter, Dauphin county.

Pa. WANTED By young woman having had experience in general office work, position as bookkeeper; can furnish good reference. Address M. S. care of Telegraph.

WANTED General housework, without washing, in private family. Call address, 309 Briggs street. WANTED Woman wants washing and ironing to take home, or day's work. Apply 1637 Wallace street. WANTED By colored woman, work as chambermaid or in or out of city.

1217 North Seventh street. street WANTED Neat colored girl desires general housework or dishwashing in hotel. Address 1949, care of Telegraph. WANTED Colored woman desires work of any kind at hotel or boarding house. Call, or address, 108 Christy Court.

WANTED White woman desires day's work of any kind. Call, or address Room 26, 429 Broad street. WANTED By colored girl, general housework. 1228 Spruce street. WANTED By young colored girl, work between school hours.

Address 600. care of Telegraph. WANTED Woman, with two children, wants position as housekeeper. Call, or address, 203 Myers street, Steel ton, Pa. WANTED Colored woman desires day's work, except Mondays; can give reference.

Call, or address, 11 Lochiel Row. ESTATE FOK SALE NO. 427 SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET FOR SALE All improvements lot, 19x100. Inspect property at 959 South Twenty first street lot, 80x115. Price reasonable.

Bell Realty Bergner Building. $1,900 WILL BUY 652 Woodbine street steam heated property other improvements. Large corner property at Washington Heights for sale lot, C0xl95. Particulars at Bell Realty Bergner Building. DOUBLE HOUSE FOR SALE at West Fairview corner property large lots improved.

Price, $3,600. Also property at 1542 AValnut street also Bell Realty Bergner Building. FOR SALE Property 222 Spring street, Middietown, consisting' of house with seven rooms, reception hall, bath, hardwood floors, steam heat and large barn. II. V.

B. Uarver, Oberlin, Pa. FOR SALE 75 Acres located in Fishing Creek Valley miles east of River. Price, $2, BOO.OO $700.00 cash, balance on mortgage possession at once. Brinton Packer Second and Walnut streets.

FOR KALE 524 Camp St. IH story brick 10 rooms, bath and furnace porches lot, 20x100. Rrlnton I'acker Second and Walnut streets. THREE brick houses, practically I new, for sale on easy terms now va i ant 411 mnrlern imrii i iiorrhes. Small cash riavment hh rni I experienced cook.

Realty Bergner Building. ESTA1K FOlt KliXT l'OTt REST 236 Jefferson all improvements, $16.00 per month. In iuire Augustus AVildman, S206 North Third street. FOR RKNT 1631 Market street; 8 rooms and bath: large yard; store room in front; rent, 820.00. Apply Good Service Shoe Repairing 1631 Market street.

FOR RENT 2'i storv brick dwell. ing. 1230 Xorth Seventh street. 7 rooms i and batli: all improvements: immediate I possession; rent. $16.

Apply J. R. I Stubinsky, care The Hub, Market street. i FOR It EXT XEW HOUSES 2131 lerry steam heat $23.00 I 2133 Derry St, steam heat 2S.00 SI. ".5 Uerry steam heat 28.09 Inquire P.

VANDERLOO. 2119 terry St. Or Temple. Third and State. I FOR RENT New two story house.

i Xa. 143 Roval Terrace: solenrilil Irv a. i tion: immediate Dossession: rnt. per month. Apply Allison Hill Trust Thirteenth and Atarket straata.

FOlt Houave with all Improve. nta al modeiaU rentala. J. Ulpple, 1211 Market atreet. AtMiliia.M Jll lia FOR RF.T APAItTMKNT.

thrco loom a and private hatli; i rain hat and hot water Im htried; fronting on Seoond atraat; immediate poaaeaalon. Apply I'enn'a Iteally A Improvement 13! Locust laurel. FOR RKNT FurtiUhed. aacond floor aparlmriitn. for light housekeeping.

Inu or four rooma; rent reaeon all convenient r. Appiv brfore P. (21 riwoud, after tl r. Hi North Second street. Lvll phone.

waxtf.i WAXTKP lly man and wife, three room, hath and kitchen, furnished or nnf urnlhed. good neighborhood, closv to Capitol. Addrcaa 147. tare of Telegraph. KOOMi Kilt IttXT FOR P.nXT Kxoeotlonally dealr able parlor and bedroom, funilehed; lererencea reoulred.

Hell piiomt Addrem Hixth atreet. lOR IlKXT Nicely furnished rooms for ligiit lioiiRakeeplnc; entire second Moor; Hell phono and all convenience; purtiea vnh clilldrtn need not. Rppiy. a Seventeenth atreet. FOR RENT Larire store room, with cellar, also unfurnished rooms for light liouseKeeplng.

Inquire at Hii Uvivy street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms; all conveniences, including phone. Call 107 Chestnut atreet. Bell phono 1S01J. FOR RENT Large and pleasant room, centrally located, furnished or unfurnished; private bath If desired; very reasonable.

Address l4i, care of Telegraph. FOR RENT Two furnished rooma, for light housekeeping. Apply 1117 Vernon street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. single or ensuite; all conveniencves, in cluuing phone; reference required.

Apply 1015 North Front street. 1 1 1 1 1 f.i.nl.h.il second floor communicating rooms, with I private bath. Call Bell pnono FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooma in very good location: use of bath and telephone. Call at 203 Htate atreet FOR RENT Suite of rooms, or an apartment of 4 or rooms, for light housekeeping; steam heat; gas range; water heater. Rent reasonable.

Apply 220 North Second street FOR RENT Three large unfurnished rooms, first floor, with privilege in cellar and summer kitchen; suitable for couple. 603 Cumberland street. FOR RENT Two beautifully furnished rooms, single or ensulte, second floor front, facing Capitol Park; city steam heat; use of bath and phone; rent reasonable. 408 Isorth street. FOR RENT Two unfurnished, communicating rooms, fronting on Second street; private bath; steam hoat and hot water furnished; rent reasonable; for man and wife or two men.

Address care of Telegraph. KUOMii WAATED WANTED Gentleman wishes room and board and home comforts, in private family; use of phone; location near Hrijrers and Second streets, or near Thirteenth and Market streets. Ad dress fi 1946, care of Telegraph. WANTED Lady desires one large, or two small unfurnished rooms; references exchanged. Address 1951, care of Telegraph.

WANTED By young man, second floor front room with small family, on Hill or near center of city; stale price and particulars. Address 1950, care of Telegraph. WANTED WANTED Stabl manure. Phone, or write, Berryhlll Nursery Harrisburg, Pa WANTED 1,000 men who want to buy made to measure shirts. $1.25 each, 3 for $3.50 and up.

Guaranteed fit. Good quality, latest patterns. W. Morrow, 3 007 Market street WANTED Old furniture, china, glassware, old books, stamps, etc. We are buyers for Boston, New York and Western collectors and will positively pay better prices than ever offered by any local collectors or dealers.

Call or address Antique Shop, 1419 Sixth street. Harrisburg. 'UU bALE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS In Leather Bags. Suit Cases. Trunks to make room for Holiday goods.

Wholesale and Retail Leather Merchants. Specialty orders and repairing. Harrisburg Harness and Supply Second and Chest nut FOR SALE Driving horse at 1108 Market street. City. IIORST'S WEATHER STRIPS are guaranteed for ten years.

$1.00 per door. Windows, only 0c per foot, put on. S. R. Horst, Lemoyne, Pa.

FOR SALE We have 50 pairs of girls' and boys' ice skatesnewly sharpened, which will be sold for 25 cents a pair. We also sharpen ice skates while you wait. Keystone Cycle 814 North Third street. FOR SALE Singing Canaries, up to date Bird" and Parrot Cages, large Goldfish and Globes of all sizes; Bird Seeds, natural llsh food and supplies, at Gebhardt's. the Bird Man," 1004 North Third, between Boas and Herr, FOR SALE Five horses, weighing from 1.300 to 1.500 1T)S 5 and 6 years IIAIUUSDURO t2b TELEGRAPH THURSDAY EVENING, DKC1CM1IEK 17, VJU.

15 YOUR CLASSIFIED Al TO BELL CUMBERLAND 204 He's in the Wants Tonight Old Xick is a progressive. 1 le's kept right up to date tor one thousand nine hundred and fourteen years! And this year he's not pinning his faith exclusively to reindeer and aeroplanes, but is making his presence felt every night in Telegraph Classified Ads. Your shopping list will not be complete until you have read what many of the small people offer in the way of unusual values and out of the ordinary articles in Telegraph Classified Ads. Turn now to the Classified page and add "some items to your list. ir.TK mil hcxt FOIt HKNT It aturv brlrk dwelling.

room ami bath. Hit all ImproNrlnciiH: rent. 1 1 DO. Ap piv ii. atrsat.

HKVKHAI. WXKAHLH IIUCHM Foil IlK.N'T All modern Impmvt. ments porli fionta ranff'nej from li to lit 'r month. Inspect lh liuiiara autiii. Hell lit a 1 1 I'd, IllllldlllB.

I FOR IlKXT 11 I alrprl. two. ialuiy lirirk; all runvrnlpm Apply i ai. Miip. Tailor, iiiripviuu ami i How ard.

nut Foil HAI.K A baautlfol old band mhrutUr. mine alamlarlit laly a mriuvnl: makon unuaual Una wrap la Hrlntnn, North bum" worn lo ilratr. arnrnmin fi', i rim rratuHHKir. l.nr I'lirixmaa prfnl. Additaa lr.

MulluMne), PeUan. KIXK KVtti. Travlln man'a eamplee of fur aale, lo bit sold at halt tha ifu)nr titter. Knllra lot la aold am of roai. Addrees lUaja, tat of TalrKrapli Of lire.

FOlt BALD CARD aale at tka Telegraph liustneee Office, FOR HAUi. CHIiAP Addreseocrarh fool power tuai hin. wim cabinet, liar tinbi.nr Mi lfg. liarrlahurs? 1'a. tOU fc.M.Ii OH fclXCUANUK FOU HAI.K 113 a paaaenaer fltudrhaker.

cheap, or will trade for umall ar with ah In difference. John r'ornev, 10 Atari alreel. lt)lt F.XCIIAXGK WILL KXCIIAXUK a good looklnc and Bounding pin no for a talking machine, with record. Call, or wrlta. lull tvtnr atreet.

tate inaka and number nt record. IVM JliuNT IFSK In well furnlahed office, with full prlvileRea of aame; rent cheap. In quirt, i.oad a reel, i III 11 A. tL 1'lione iilill. FOR RENT Offlca in Commercial rank Building; nrit noor rront.

Rant, tJu.o" per month. Can be used an office or email atore room. IltSlXESS OPPOltl UNITIES I MADE fto.ooo in five years In tha mail order buaineia. began wltn la. BenJ for free booklet.

Telia how. Ilea, cock. 156 Lockport, U. T. ANY Intelligent reraon can earn good Income corresponding for newapapara; experience unnecessary.

Send for par tlculara. Prcae fcyudlcate. VS. LtocJc port. N.

T. BUSINESS l'EHSOXALS REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING with beat material and by expert help. Sand ua your wora furniture. Our beat efforta lneure your aatlafactiott. aV N.

Cluck. 120 Woodbine atreet. FOR falling hair try Urosa Qulnlae Hair Tonic, prepared by Gross, the Druggist and 11 Market atreet. Harrlaburg, Pa. Telephone ordera (Ivan prompt attention.

BtU 1M0. ABDOMINAL. BELTS to order; any kind you need. Coinhbination Belta, with truss, for naval rupture and floating kidney, ii. y.

Appendicitis Bella for afier operation. Lady attendant, bhanaman's. 40S Market, Second Floor, Accordian side and knife plait ins done while you wait. Full length skirts a specialty. All work done on premises.

Simras, clean ers and dyers, 33 North Second street, 802 North Third street. HAULING H. IV. LATBU, Hoarding Stabl, mmt Rational Transfer Co. Mevera of uanos, safes, boilers and general haul ng.

H. W. Lathe, Manager, Fifth and Woodbine atreeta. Bell phone No. 1603R.

MO.MlX xu loan LOAXS $5 to $200 for nonest work Ing people without bank credit at leas than legal rates, payable in lnatalmenca to suit borrowers convenience. Cooperative Loan and investment 304 Chestnut Street SXOHAUE HARRISBURG STORAGE CO. Two new eight story brick wa. ehousea, one absolutely fireproof divided into fireproof private rooms of varioua ulzea for the storage of household goods; the other warehouse of the moat approved type of hre retardent construction for general merchandise. They are equipped with two large electric freight elevators and spiral chute tor tho quick and safe handling of household goods and all kinds of merchandise.

iow storase rates. South Second street near Paxton. on the tracks of Penna. R. R.

Central Storage Co. CORNER COURT and CRANBERRY STREETS, Harrisburg, Pa, Bell Phone New Four story Building Private rooms Furniture and china Dacklnsr a specialty Heated rooms for pianoa and perishable goods. STORAGE 419 Broad atreet. tnr household aroods and merchandise, ph. vate rooms, $1 to $3.

Wagons, 75 cents per month. Apply D. Cooper 411 Broad street. Both shonea. LEGAL NOTICES An Ordinance regulating the mainte nance or snacie trees ana other trees upon or along sidewalks of tha JQorr ough.

Be it ordained by the Burs ess and Council of the Borough of Paxtang, and it is hereby ordained by authority of the same. Section 1. Any person who shall have shade or other trees growing upon or along any sidewalk in the borough shall keep them pruned and trimmed so that no branches or limbs shall project over the sidewalk at a height of less than eight feet abovo the grade of the sidewalk. Section 2. Any cerson who shall violate this ordinance shall be sublect to a fine of not less than five dol.ars and not exceeding twenty dollars.

Passed Council October 26, 1914. J. Q. A. RUTHERFORD, President of Council.

Attest: II. W. CROUSE. Secretary. rSEAL.1 Approved October 26, 1914.

T. W. SMALLWOOD. Chief Burgess. OFFICE OK THE KEYSTONE SANITARY COMPANY.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS BY resolution of the board of directors of this Company duly Dassed on an election will be held for the old; good workers and sound. Bowman approval or disapproval of the Increase Bomberger, Palmyra. Pa. Bell phone. I of the capital stock of the scid com i FOR SAL.K At Gables.

111 117 S. I Second 5,000 Sets New Sash, SxlOx 12 primed ant piuzeu, at per set. Also all regulvr sizes. FOR SALK At Gable's, 113, 115 and 117 South Second street, 5,000 gallons New Era, ready mixed paint. Acme quality.

Also the full line of the Acme make. ROOMS FOR RENT CARDS can secured at tho Telegraph Business Office. FIJfK AJTU COM1M.ETK LINaJ AUTO ROBES, Steamer Rugs, Car rlage Robes. Horse Blankets and Stable Blanketa. Harrisburg; Harness St Supply Company.

Secoad and Chastau: atieets. GLASS window slzns. Furnlahod Hooins. Unfurnished Rooms. Rooms and Eoard and Table Board at 2ac each.

One of these signs will be given with each six time order for a classified ad. If paid In advance. Inqulr at OfScn of Telegraph 11S CALENDARS FOR SAUK Orders promptly filled good assortment few ram pies left at bargain prices. Myers Mfg. Third and Cumberland streets, above Miller's Shoa Store.

panv iroia riiiy i imugajiri uuastrs to One" Hundred Thousand Dollars. Notice of such election is hereby given. JOHN WHITTAKER. Secretary Treasurer. MONET FOR SALARIED PEOPLE and others upon their own names.

Cheap rates, easy payments, confidential. Adama C. R. tJ04. N.

atarket Sa BBER STAMnO SEALS STENCILS i MFG.BYHBG.STENCILW0RKS 130 LOCUST ST. HBG.PA, MONEY TO LOAN at less thaaj legal rates. an) amounts. Payable la tmstalmrata ult burrow er. Positively lowest rates la the elty.

PenBsjlTtnia InvestmeBt Co. 133 WALXtT STMEET THET Harrisburg polyclinic Dispensary will ba open daily, except Sunday, at 1 P. at Its naw location, 1701 North Second street, for tha free treat mailt sal tia nnn aaaaaa va staaw jarw the twenty fifth day of April. Ninteen West Hundred and Fourteen, it was determined that at the annual meeting of the 1 stockholders of said company, next to i he held osfcthe ninth day of Januarv I Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen, at the principal office of the said company, at 216 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Ill IN MIR vOLUIVIE IN MARKETS Coafniion Attended Dealings cuie of Derangement of Ticker Sendee 1 Hj AuUtii frtu New York. Dc.

17. Soma uou fuaion attended opaalng dealing in tb atork market to day beeauae of a derangetnent of tho machlnary which dlatrlbutu market prkea. Only a few Initial quotatlona wrra obtainable and thee abowed llttlo chants from jea terdaya cloalng level. In tho main, however, the trend was lower, Anial ga mated yielding half a point, with mailer loaaea In United Ptatee 8teel, Ilrookb Hapld Canadian Pa. ciflc and ureat Nortnern preferred, the miter aeuing under yesterday.

The only notable exception to tho general movement waa Heading, which rose Trading waa In minor volume. PHILADELPHIA PRODVCB trtsi Philadelphia, Dec. 17. Wheat Firmer: No. 2.

red. Dot. export. 11. VO tl 1.22: No.

1. Nul horn, niilulb. Mnnrl fl.X94U.il. Com No. 1, yellow, local, "10 72c.

lata Firm; No. white. S40 Bran Steady; winter, per ton, apriug, per ton, 15.S0. Refined Sugars The market la firm; powdered, 5.c; line granulated, 4.95c; confectioners' A. 4.85c.

Butter The market la firm; western, creamery, extras. J4c; nearby prints, fa nc 37c. Kags The market Is higher: Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts, free cases, per case: current receipts, free cases, $12.00 per case; western, extra, flrsta, free casea. I12.SO0 12.0 ner case: firsts, free caaes, $12.00 pe rcase. uve poultry Steady: fowls, 13c; old roosters, 10c; chickens, 10 l.V; turkeys.

13flc: ducks. 13014c: geese. 13 1 5c. Dressed Poultry Firm: turkeva, fancy, 21022c; average, 17D19c; fowls, heavy, average. M'alSVic; small, old roosters, 12Hc; broiling chickens, nearby.

116c; western. r420c; roasting ehlckens. ducks, i4S'15c; geese, 12M3c. Flour The market Is winter, cier, u.inri.m; DtraiKiits. Pennsylvania, new.

$5.00 6.25: surma: straights $5.355.60: patents, western, t.zeM.4v; patents, 4.uo 4.7$; Kanaaa atralght, jute aacka, 14.11 04.10: aprlnr, flrata, clear, irugBu, at.sufit.av; paienia, t.aeo v.vv. Hay The market la weak: tlm othy. No. 1, large bales, $18.00 11.60: No. 1.

medium bales, $18.50016.50: No. io.nu(au.ou; xvo. 3, flt.00 16.00: sample, no grade, fll.00fiil8.00. Clover mixed hay. Light mixed.

ii.uuig'K.ou; AO. a ltt.euais.60: No. 2. $14.5015.50. Potatoes Market weak; New York, per bushel, 68 62c; Pennsylvania, per bushel, Jersey, per uazmet, ouyyiuc.

PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS By Associated Press Philadelphia. Dee. iV S'U shocks steadv. Cambria Steel Bid 42 General Asphalt 32 rg Iehigh Valley 67 Pennsylvania Railrnail Philadelphia Company 35 rnuaueioma Rapid Transit 13 Reading Gen.

Mtg. Bid 92si Storage Battery "49 United Gas Improvement 82 V. 8. Steel 51 XEW YORK STOCK MARKET New York, Dec. 17.

Open High. Low. Clos. Alaska 2i Amal Cop 4 Am Bt Sug 30 Am Can. 26 4 Am Con pfd 90' Am F.

43 Am Cot Oil 40 Am Smelt 58 Am T. 118 Anaconda 2 6 i2 Atchison 98 69i Beth Steel. 40 Bklyn T. 85 Cal Pet 16 V2 Can Pacific 157 Cent Leath 36y2 43 St 85 Con Cop. Col I.

Con. Gas. Dis. Secur. Erie Gn.Elec.C.

GtN.pfd. GtN.Ore cb In Met In. Metpfd Lehigh Val. Mo. Pac.

Xev, Con.C. N. Y. XY.NH.&H X. W.

N. Pac. P. Ii. R.

Copper Reading So Pacific. So Railway Tenn. Cop'r 34 24 119 13 22 140 25 115 26 12 51 135 10 12 82 65 101 102 107 34 16 148 85 16 4 Union Pac 118 Steel. 50 104 Utah Cop'r. 49 Va C.

21 West Md 14 West Tel 68 Mfg. 58 55 31 26 90 45 40 58 118 25 93 "0 40 86 16 167 38 43 86 35 24 24 54 30 36 90 45 40 58 118 26 93 69 40 85 15 157 36 43 85 34 119 119 13 13 22 140 25 115 26 12 51 135 10 12 83 55 101 102 108 34 16 149 86 16 33 119 51 104 49 21 14 68 58 CHICAGO CATTLE 22 140 25 115 26 12 61 134 9 12 82 65 101 101 107 34 16 147 85 16 32 118 50 104 49 21 14 68 58 24 54 31 26 90 45 40 58 118 26 93 69 40 85 15 157 38 43 85 35 24 1194 13 22 140 25 115 26 12 61 134 9 12 83 55 101 101 108 34 16 148 85 16 32 118 51 104 49 21 14 68 58 By Associated Fress Chicago, TIL, Dec. 17. Hogs Receipts. steady.

Bulk of sales, t7.or7.25; light, mixed, heavy. rough, pigs. $5.507.30. Cattle Receipts, 7,000: weak. Native steers, $5.00 10.00; western.

$4.90 7.50: cows and heifers, calves. IS.00flS.60. Sheep Receipts, 5.000: slow. Sheep. yearlings, $6.75 7.80; lambs, $6.759.00.

PHILADELPHIA STOCKS By Associated Press Philadelphia, Jec. 17. Stocks closed steady. Cambria Steel 4214 General Asphalt 32 General Asphalt, Pfd Lake Superior Corporation 10 Lehigh Navigation lemgli Valley Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Electric Philadelphia Company Philadlephla Rapid Transit I Reading Storage Battery United U. S.

States ImDrovement Steel 78 67V5 54 1 6 23 34 12 74 40 82 50 74 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE By A. sociated Press Chicago. Dec. 17. Board of Trade closing: Wheat December.

1.20 4: Mar. 1.53 tt. Corn December, 64: May. 704. Oats December.

48 May, 52. Pork January. 18.40; May. 18.87. Lard January, 10.12: May, 10.J7.

Ribs January, 10.02; May, 10.32. i I Par 'a I the iHMII SMtW liable ntftl nayWu nfftia FOR SALE City of Harrisburg Bonds Denominations $100 and $500 Free of All Taxes in Pennsylvania First National Bank 1224 Market St. F.I.FfT BOD1K ln FIIK By Associalti Frtsi Philadelphia. Dee. 17.

Famuel T. Bodlne, president of the I'nlted Gaa Improvement Company, and Chllda Frlrk, son of Henry C. Frlck, were to day elected members of the board of directors of the Cambria Steel Company. They fill vacancies that have eilsted for some time. MOR4TORII EXTKMIKII By Attocialti Frtm la, Dec.

17. 11:0 A. M. For fourth time since the beginning; of the war, the financial settlements have been postponed. The moratorium applying to all negotiable securities dated before September 4 has been extended for two months.

WIIRAT At HK4.UK IM IIK K.1 By Associated Prtst Washington. Dec. 17. Winter wheat has been sown thia Fall, on acres, an increase of 4.l::5.00o acres, over the revised estimated area sown last fall, the Department of Agriculture announced tn.iiHv Tl, tl of winter wheat on December 1 waa S8.S per cent, of a normal, against 97.2 last year. 93.3 In 1912, and 90.3 the ten year average.

Watch therefore, for ye know not the day nor the hour. Matt. 25:13. Toliteness has been well defined as benevolence in small things. Ma caulay.

To see what is right and not to do it, is want of courage. Confucius. ill It 1 Hoxtwmt '41 mmmm I. tit iiiiiii 1113 i. SKIS .1 a.

Freemasonry In this city and is deeply interested in an apron a member of the Blue Lodge which appears to have 'been the one worn by George Washington as a member of the lodge at Alexandria, Va It has just come into the possession of Jay C. Saltzgiver, and is being exhibited in the display window of his antique store at 225 North Second street. While there seems to be no doubt that the apron actually is the one worn by General Washington in his Masonic duties, it is not accompanied by any certificate of any sort, and members of the craft Avho have viewred the relic are endeavoring to find an absolute clue. The apron, of the regulation sheepskin and common size and shape, has every appearance of great age. It dif fers from the ilasonic aprons commonly seen nowadays in that it is emblazoned with the varioua insignia of the Masons, whereas the modern aprons customarily are of spotless white without any figuring whatever.

The various figures on the Washington aoron are engrsTved in colors. The apron is unaer glass in a neavy frame; tho frame, proDamy an excellent piece of workmanship in its day, would be styled gmgerbready" or something else nowadays; Mr. Saltzgiver says the frame is at least sixty years old, and this is borne out by the details of the framing. History of the Apron Under the glass, above the apron itself, is a printed slip, yellowed with age. It looks as if it were a proof slip from a job office, set up and printed for the purpose.

It reads: "Masonic Apron. "Owned and orn by General George Washington in the Masonic Harrisburg, VejjeViyaeM Every Telephone Town Connects Directly With The Want Ad. Department OF THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH TU the TelepooM Tear Wtsb Masonic Apron Worn ty George Wainington(?) on Display in City Freemasonry Throughout Town Deeply Interested in Relic; Would Know if It Is Really Genuine i'2 i irt! raj rr.iv.' Mt.B, a i s. lid. lie lodge at Alexandria, presented by him to General Horatio Gates and lat er came into possession of Mrs.

W. C. Anderson, a descendant of Gen." Gates, who presented it in 1854 to Dr. R. N.

Short uponi his being made at Mason In Missouri lodge, No. 1, of St. Louis, Mo." Beneath the emblems on the In fine type, is the line: "Designed anil engraved by a brother, Midd. Conn." It is presumed this means Middietown, Conn. Sometime after becoming a Mason in Missouri, Dr.

Short moved to Penn sylvania and made his home at Center ville, Cumberland county. The apron has Just been handed to Mr. Saltzgiver by heirs of Dr. Short who ar settling his estate and who have com missioned the Harrisburg man to dispose of the relic. Is It Genuine? The design of President Washington's apron is familiar to all members of the craft and to many laymen, for pictures of it often are distributed as Masonic souvenirs and for other purposes.

Frequently pictures are seen of Washington wearing the apron. Local Masons are unwilling to admit or deny the authenticity of the relic. None seem to know whether or not the usual Masonic custom of bury ing the apron with a deceased member was followed in the case of the first President or not. and they are endeavoring to get all the data they can. It has been suggested that tha frame be opened in hopes of finding further information and this will ba done if the present owners consent.

It is a coincident that the apron was turned over to Mr. Saltzgiver last Mondav. December 14. the anniversary of the original owner's death In 17a..