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CAMDEN pOST-TKIiliailAtr, TilUllSDAY, JVhY 3, 101 p. I He A 7T i.oo;.:a ron rent. BUSINE23 OPPORTUNITIES. NIQHT wateama wanted. Apply Mun- WANTKI-Wbtie gkid(ile-ai4 woman te TVti RENT.

DOWNTOWN. Mt Ephralm Everett -joss Morton. U.W trlvate garase, month FOR BALE, Immediate foaaesslon. Cooper st. 1fu M5 Cooper st 1Z.

16.000.01) 617 Pine st. H.700.0D Id!) JB. Park Merohantviile alAIIOWARD SHAW CLAIMED BY DEATH President National Vicacn's Suffrage Association, Dies at Moylan, Pa. EARLY LIFE SPENT IN THE WILDERNESS A TTnif jmu wir. MEDIA, Pa July Anna Howard with no arrangemenU for the funeral will 'lrshaw had a remarkable cWr as at home in MoTlan.

near Dr. Shaw was taken ill in Springfield. til. reeent v. but nart a recoverea uniu Tuesday when attack of pneumonia recurred, to which she succumbed last night She was 71 years old, was chairman of the woman's committee of the council of i niiv wn anmrit.

ed the distinguished service meaai tor ner Her secretary, Miss Lucy E. Anthony and Dr. Shaw's two nieces were at her bedside at the time of her death. Funeral arrangemenU will be made later. Dr.

Shaw was born at Newcastle-on, Tvne. England. February 1847. She came to this country when a small child, France during the iJr. enw re-Sd rom her humble beginning in a celved letters 1 from Qun of Bnif- backwoods community, by her own untlr- land Mme Fncar wife ofe Presl- lug efforts raised herself to an, Inter-natlonnl llirure.

She wu never' married. For the pant ten year Dr. Shaw made her home at Moyfan, In the beautiful Rose Valley, although her extenalye activities necessitated her abWmoe for long Intervals. On one of these tiTbs Dr. Shaw was taken 111 in Springfield.

about a month ago, while on a lecture tour with former President' Taft and President Lowell, of Harvard University, In the In-tereBt of the League of Nations. Pneumonia developed and for two weeks she was confined to her room in a Springfield hoaptlal. Two weeks ago Miss Lucy E. Anthony, niece of Susan B. Anthony, the noted suffrage pioneer, who has been gec-retary and companion to tr.

Bhaw for thirty years, went to-- Springfield and brought her home. After her arrival at Movlan Dr. BhtWi rnnidlv recovered her and on Saturday drove Into Philadelphia In her automobile, ana on ner return said sne was feeling; "fine." On Monday, however, she had a relapse, and from that time the end was only a question of hours. With Dr. Shaw wheijkshe died were two nieces, Misses Lola and Grace Greene, of New York, and -Miss Anthony.

A brother, Thomas Bhaw, of Michigan, Is the only mirvlvliig member of tr, Shaw's imme- 'mate lamuy. until ne oommumcaiea teacher, minister. the mumer Ir which she hJ v. States was selected by Pregldent.WUson to organize the energies of the American women for national service. Bhe became chairman of the Woman's Division of the Council of National Defense, ana in mis nmtomed enerev and oulet enthusiasm, am Her genius for organization and personality was quickly felt, and so well did she perform her important duties that she was recently awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by the President.

For her endeavors In the. Interest of wo men at home as well as soiaiers in General Pershing and other celebrltiea: Besides her duties In the organisation and co-ordination of the work of women throughout the nation, r. Shaw was extremely artlve In each of the Liberty Loan campaigns and other patriotic work. was while engaged In defending the League of Nations covenant that she wag stricken with her fatal Illness. Dr.

Shaw long had prominently Identified with the woman suffrage movement and was president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association consecutively for eleven years. In 1916 she declined a renomlnatlon and was then elected honorary president Ijad spoken In every State In the union, before many State Legislatures and committees of both houses of Congress In the Interest of suffrage. She was a member the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, International Council of women, League to Enforce Peace and National Society for Broader Education. She continued her active participation in publlo affairs to the last Immediately preceding the great war, In the early summer of 1914, Dr. Shaw went to Rome as chairman of the Committee on Suffrage and Right of Citlien-ship at the quainquennlal session of the International Council of Women.

Immediately after hostilities had been terminated In France by the armistice. Dr. Shaw signed the resolution she helped draft for the National American Woman Suffrage Association, addressed to the peace conference, asking for punishment of the Germans for their crimes against women and girls. Dr. Shaw came from England to this country, an unknown pioneer girl of four vears, and through her own effort; vnt" ually became the president of tho National Woman's Suffrage Association.

In her girlhood she lived with her parentg immigrant family In a Michigan wilderness forty mlle-f rom- a post office- and one hundred miles from a railroad, starting her career as a school teacher, who walked eight miles a day and received wir Hr home was a poverty- stricken log cabin built by her father, sikn waa nnmnlled to leave his Wife and children at the mercy of Indians and wild animals while he earned a living for them. From her Michigan home. Dr. Shaw want tn iiva with one of her married sisters In a northern town. 'After study ing at Albion College from isj to iais, she was graduated from 1 the Boston School of Theology in 1878 paying her way through scnool ana oonege oy preaching and lecturing.

She suffered extreme poverty during this' period living an attic In Boston. On account of her sex she waa refused ordination in the New England conference 'ana oy jne General Conference the Metnodun Episcopal Church, but-In the same year had the honor of being the first woman ordained by the Methodist Protestant Church. In her struggles to become a minister she fought against ridicule, dissension and the barest necessi ties. After seven years' service as preacner am nil flnrk at East Dennis. rtr Shaw rmttrned from the DUlDlt to tnke uo the right lor Temperance, ior arrrairn nA for socIhJ curltv.

Her asso ciation through her preaching, with such prominent women as Mary A. Llvermore anA Tniia Want Howe enforced her view life and aroused enthusiasm, for the cause of suffrage ana UDeriy, ELIZABETH VARLEY MR. DEACON'S BRIDE a ni-ativ wedittn wis solemnised In the Bacrea 1-1 art mloiu with .1. R. McCloskevt officiating.

when Miss EUabeth Varley, of 1732 Fill more street; wag united in tne noiy oonas of matrimony to Garrett Deacon, of Paul trAt Gloucester uity. ine nriaes- mald waa Miss Marietta Deacon, a sister of the groom, waMthe best man was Urban Varley, a bsatlur of the bride. The bride was handsonrorr attired In white georgette crepe, over silk, and carried a shower bouquet of roses. At the onrmlnalnn of th CePtmOTlV tilt YOUIII couple and the members of the wedding party retired 10 Tne nome 01 uia onae, where a wedding supper was served, after whlrh the newlv-wads left for At lantic City, where they will spend their honeymopn. SITUATION WANTED MALE.

MAN wants work as landscape gardener, job brick laying, whitewashing, cement work; first-class references. Isaac Christeen, 904 Coatea (8) MAN 57 has all or part time, will care for garden tor iaay or agea coupie; best reference; permanent home. Ad dress Gardener, care Post-Telegram. (6) SITUATION WANTED FEMALE WHITE practical nurse for confinement cases, tut ait vernon st (6) RELIABLE mlddle-aced widow wishes position as housekeeper, lull charge. 410 Mt vernon il BOARD WANTED.

MOTHER and two children would like country boarding during July and Au gugt Box A-2, Post-Telegram. (7) YOUNG widower with 2-year-old boy would like to make nome wun young widow. Box Z-t, Post-Telegram. (7-2) MUSICAL, pIOLDi Instructions, violins gold at dis count price, easn or terms, u. ttoronaro.

Musical Director Towers rceatre. stu dlo, (36 S. Fourth. (8-) CARPET CLEANING. THE OLD AILIABLC CAMDCN CARPET CLEANING WORKS Office 423 Federal at Wks.

Front A Area Auto, Delivery Aaywnere. Bell. 709. Eastern. 4644-A.

PAPER HANGING. CW. STEELEMAN. Paper, Hanger, 647 8. Sixth' st Price rea sonable.

Bell phone 2164-W. (7-10) LET me call and show you samples. H. Essinger. paper hanger, 444 Trenton avenua 1 in i 1111 Newton ave- pa psrhangers and Inurior decorator.

prices are rvsonauic. Jtey. 2510-A. (U tUWAKD J. BUSSiUN.

nrst-claaa pa r-ri-t-tiuf-r. iiier nr nontmp FIRST-GLASS Ice and eonfeo- tlonary store for sale. Apply II North Burlington Olouoeetor, N. 3. () FOR BALE.

Four-cylinder Bulok. 1918. tin-ton eondt Hon; will demonstrate. Call 101 Kalghn ave. (7) DODGE, winter and summer ton.

all new rubber, best running; condition, newly pamieu, nest otir taceg it. call Black smith Shop, fiat and Federal. (2) BABT carriage, slightly used. Vu n. (6) BRI8COB, Apply MO N.

27th et between ana 1 p. or Ull Federal l- MEAT box, bin, water heater and gag range In good condition. 1210 Haddon ave. (tf) rnn bit 1 i a 1 1 1 1 a vm aviiw ivouaivA excellent condition; will sell cheap and will demonstrate. 127 Locust gt, Mer--ehantvllier--Bell phone 264." 1917 Ford touring car.

good running con- strate. 276, Call after I p. nu. 8U3 Somerset sl, Gloucester City, N. J.

(6) MAXWELL touring, like new, A-l condition, good rubber, smreg. extras. very reasonable. D. D.

Garage, 740 rine.si., uamoen. (0) FORD car for gale, all equipped. Apply between 8 and Kt Division gt (3) CARTER car for gale, t-pasaeger. self starter, all Improvemetg, electric Ughtg, demountable rims, 1275. Camden Auto Kaatator Kepalr 60- Arch.

(3) PORTABLE! coop, 7x8, new. tOi Me- chanio at (7) CADILLAC touring, excellent condition, low ngure. vox i-i, poat-Teiegram. (6) POOL table. Gould, and Mlckle.

(J) U8ErT rnn KAt.m Scrtppg-Booth. 1917 tm Overland touring, 1918 160 Overland touring, model SOO Chevrolet 490 touring, 1917 400 Chevrolet F. JL Sedan. 1918.. l.an Losler touring, 1914 650 eituaeoajcer roadster, 111T-U 676 Ford touring, 1917 336 PARKSIDE MOTOR CAR Open Evenings.

112S Haddon Ave. (9) USED TRUCKS FOR HALE Ford-Truxton, 1-ton. 1918 7E0 Auto car. 2-ton. 1917 760 btogeman, s-ton, 1918, express 1,100 Sterling.

tt-ton. 1918, dump 1760 Master, 3-ton. 1918, stake body 1,800 PARKSIDE MOTOR CAR Open Evenings. 118 Haddon Ave. (9) FOUR GOOD DELIVERT HORSES.

APPLY 3. VAN SCIVER CAMDEN. (tf) VICTOR AND COLUMBIA REC ORDS New. 3 for tl.W. Victor Vlo-trolas for gate cheap; music rolls 16c Camden Record Exchange, 412 Kalghn av.

(f-ii) Bicycle bargains, $12, $11 $11. 814 AN Edison Amberlola with records. 1210 Haddon ave. (tf) Bath tubs, water olosetg, washstands. wash trays, sinks, toilet geats, tank heatera, gag water heaters, range boilers, cabinet gas range, all sties pipe and fittings, Novelty kltohen range.

707 Spruce. (tf) POTTED Astor plants for gala Chees- man, mi. zvpnraim, N. J. (tf) GOOD second-handed fire brick for gale.

voegtitn, 799 Line street Keystone Phone, (314-A. (tf) YOUNG COUPLES-If you want to fuf msn your nome gee us. Ton will like our deferred credit plan. L. M.

Nelson, xim aroaaway, uamaen, N. J. Business and Professional Men Did It ever occur to you that yoo can buy a Howard or any other watch as cheaply here at the rate of 81.00 per week as you can for Cash. L. M.

Nelson. 1102 Broad way, Camden, N. J. BlCYCLEa Llks newt real baraalng. 116.

S18. 120. 12S. S2B Repairs A Supplies F. Horner.

814 Elm, $V-l-TON Koehler truck, tapregg body: used months; nng wpraina wnuuuvm, easy terms. Express body for 2- or I-ton truck; cheap. Ford extension units, internal gear or. chain drive. Ford truck, chain drive extension unit express body.

Tires, tubes, auto acotg-gorleg. Mark Obus. 1232 Haddon ave. FOR BALE High grade player piano. manogany -case.

12 renn st tui WANTED. TALKING MACHINES. Music Rolls, Victor and Columbia Records Bought HIGHEST PRICE8 PAID Camden Record Exchange 412 Xaisrhn Avu. C-i Real Estate Business wanted. Address Box B-l, Post-Telegram.

(8) WANTED Time pleceg that are out of order; we repair tnem ana allow a so days' trail. Nelson. Uu Broad way, Camden. (tf) MONEY to put out on first mortgages By private party. Auaress justice, Ciearmont Montclair, N.

3. (30) CAST-OFF clothes bought 207 Kalghn av FOR highest cash prices see and a. He outs au ainoa OI goona-nana mrniiun, oarpeu and atovee. iteyston phone 48U-D. 104 Walnut st (7-12) IF you have any aeoond-hand iurnlture.

Carpels, stoves, lor gaie. or you want 10 nay. gee names, sm aeoerat gi storage receipts oougnt Before selling your geoond-bahd furnl- tore, send for MacFarland and get hla price: postal answered promptly. SU KAignt ave. ney.

paono 4WU. Mattresgeg renovated, maw. stertUsedL guar, equal to newi feathers new overs, eWed and box Wrings repalroil vamncn oeaaing jreaerat Keystone phone, Camden U7. ft CAMDEN PAPER WholseaU dealer wi grauw 01 paper hki, astg vivusion a 1. SLey stone am ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED I or 4 unfurnished rooms' for Housekeeping py young refined couple. A-4, Post-Telegram. (5) Gentleman and Wife want 2 or 4 aaoond noor unfurnished rooms in refined fam Ily; references exenanged. Address Box H.4, Post-Telegram Offloe. (tf) IrERSONAL.

MADAME HELTH-8DlrltuaUat Medium. uonsuitauons on au aaalrs. Advice and neip. readings daily, even's and Bun-days. 1026 S.

Ird, upstairs. (7-30) Lawn Party, Entertainments, iio and ex penses, ungermaa ventmoquut 7tit Norta rutn. piuia. W-ID you are troubled over a gooiat commercial matter Madam Mora's Medimlstio Advloe wtl ne doubt be et value to you. UA N.

Uth SU PWL. nsu, ropiar siw. DENTIST. D2. HARRY O.

LONOWELL DENTIST Vi CootMr Street, Camde DR.D. E. COOPER i DENTIST S. E. Cor.

Broadway and Walnut St Unfurwlslie. lot Broadway, furrv. or unfurn. CO lltrNtea FUJtM. rooms) bualneso man or woman; breakfast If desired.

730 Rlchcy. West Colllngswood. (6) TWO nloeiy furnlahed roomg. S10 Federal at () FURN. roomg, gentlemen only, 437 Broad way.

(s-D, LA. ROB furnished front room, gentlemen oniy, ex eaerai st. ONB furnished room for a gentleman; all conv. svi fins aw vi FURNISHED rooms. 128 Haddon ave.

(1) TWO rooms furnished; light housekeep ing. 632 Elm st. v-t) TWO furnished roomg, Snd floor, kltch enette. 1201 Princess ave. (7-6) STATB-Furnlshed rooms for tady-tr gentlemen, l'-) 409 BENSON BT.

Comfortable room for 1 or 1 gentlemen; conveniences. (7-61 220 N. Fifth, small apartment (7-) FIHST floor, nicely furnished, at 6M MlCKIg st 1 VI SOO Cooper st, nicely furnished rooms, (tf) TWO Furnished Rooms oa -second floor. 2826 River eve. M3CKIJ3 and 810 Market st (tf) B'MHl horae oomfortat bath.

11 N. APARTMENTS. Two-room apartment; no children. 1115 naaaon ave. TOUNQ'S don'V nave to move, you aon't nave io iay in Coal at 118 a ton.

hot water heat, hot water supply, no ashes to carry out, no fire to make; cool in summer, warm in winter. Office. -606 N. Fifth st ttf) BOARDING. BOARDING, with or without room, pri vate family.

430 Hoyden st, tw ROOM and table board. 421 Haddon (7-18) avenue. ROOMS and table board. i REAL ESTATE INSUKAIiCE. IF you want to sell or buy consult B.

L. Moselev. Ton a. Ninta st, uamaeo, BeU phone U21-W. (12) D.

A. Henderson Co ri. au cer. Third ana Marimi ate. Camden.

H. 4 Tho best possible service Is glwsyt to bo had at this office when It comes to Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance ROBT.D. ULOW, JR. St BROADWAY. CAM DEM Eitner Phone 8U BAMUBL J.

T. WAR H). Real BsUta 710 Mt Vernon tf-a.) H. LAIRD. Real iUtaie.

Uii Camden. N. J. WaJBLKY WB8LB1. Real Estate Insurance, second and Market Sta, ntKUMAN Real JSetate and Insurance, 8l Mxrket St AUTOMOSILE IN8URAN0B Beat Companies, Standard Kates.

Estate of John A. Mather, Jis SIS Market SU Camoan. N. J. MONEY TO LOAN.

12,000 to Invest In a first mortgage. Heath aa Mantei st v) IF you want money oa mortcags loans come 10 ua. wo pave id. oats 1 or auick settion P. HALLINC Market ataj r.

HAt.ijir4UaiJK.r4. w. yor. ptxtB ai u. il cor.

tiroaaway ani Kalghn avenua tuj MONBT TO LOAN Oa first mortgagea sm so. voiungswooo, n. 4. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES PRIVATE PARTY. Box Posi-Telegrazn.

(in Money to Loan on Mortgage. Wa have nrivate funds and bulldlnrf and bun mono to invest In mortgagee, lour application will receive prompt attention. SKUA S5 VCR-BAR Ill MARKit ST. Money to Loan on Mortgage, BAKER 8Z Broadway. QUICK MORTGAGE LOANS.

iaoney to Loan 6n Mortgage. LOUIS B. HUMPHREYS. Humphreys Third And Market tts. MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage, figtat of J.

A. Matner, us Market kiu 15000 IN BUM TO SUIT. Bring papers. M. UBioKitlM Biunu.

eia ccaerai au. Camden. LOANINQ money on Morto0i a branch of our business! can accemmoaaio you. 1000 to 90,000. OKO.

W. JES6UP A BON. 622 Federal st. STORAGE Auto Transportation STORAGE WAREHOU8K Movlna snd General Haullno. 657 Bo.

2nd St. 1 Camden Phono. Boll 8I4S. Keystone TIL IfEDERALWci Forth Camden Storage Mo rag Co Main Office Braocli Offleo 113133 rcdcrafSL 427 N. Sixth Street BeU Phono 2695 Bell Phone 12 Kvste4M 460,4 kevaiana Kn11k BTOKAGC MOVING HAUUNQ Aaywaere Aoyunse by Aoto Vsm Kerthstiilis Auto transportation Co.

MOVING. HAULING PACKING. SHIPPING 12-14 60UTH CENTRE Merehantvllle Bell Phone. Merehantvllle 41L (tf) A. tt.

MONROE. 1212 Fourth mov Ing and i light hauling. Keystone phone S010-D. Ths Park Storatre Warehouse Co. 3 (irjeUCiKKJ Phones, v- Jt Esstera 460.

bigtance Muvinq by Aute Var. Main Officot HSgdet) Ave. snd Pino St-. CSfrMell. SEE THB CAMDSH VAN CO.

for ttie etorao ot your Mo.n oust waieiM To W. H. Jenningg: m. tab r.tt..a fhit tne unaorsiKnit. and automobile renalr- rirr ix.

i. h.v juiv. ma. 'r-i. .1 iu.

at mo nour oi two cioca in noon of said day, sell at public suctioa, one Koehlr automobile truck (lii-ton capacity). Farmers' shelving body, fc.irt aata to held at the garage of the undersigned, located at Haddon avenue and Camden, Nw Jersey, and will be made by the undersigned for the purpose of Satisfying a lien of the undersigned for storage, maintenance and keep, amounting to iuuu. e.g.. A. B.

LiArihi, Trading as Camden Auto Cjfnpany, oay mornmg, tiowiarxi ureil og Broadway and JcCeraoa ave, (3) OOOI wool and fher ruayweavera wanted. Apply bresiln Bros Oloucestef BOT wanted to deliver orders. W. Wagner, 1111 broadway. George MACHrKISTII BaDarteneed.

for locomo Uv work at engine house: hours per day, eg cents per hour. Apply Charles Males, foreman, P. K. Second and Clinton Camden, New Jersey, () AssUtant shipping; clerk wanted. Belden- oers; sin ana Meonaiuo gts.

tti; Winn workers and helpers, first-class oniy. Apply at once. Auauoon Wire Auauoon, jn. j. is; EVERT boy should learn a trade.

Pai nanrinr is one or tne eieaneat iraaeg. For rood mechantcg make from $6 to $7 per day in our shop. We have an opening for two bright boy over 16 to learn Saper nanginc. ititcnnerg, iitin ana tlckl. (3) 1,.

FIRST-CLASS painter wanted. 1017 3 Kalchn ave. JOB pressman, one who can feed cylin der. Marram rinunc Mousey gea-eral Camden, N. JV (') WAKTEtK-Ex-goldlera and sailor with honorable discharges.

Box T-3, rost-Telegram. (7-5) TOUNO man wanted to serve morning newspaper route. Apply ntevene etreetT (U) WANTED Colored porter about-St- ytars old for general work arouna ounaing; good Job for right person. Apply J. B.

Van Sclw Co. (it) Unskilled Men For Production Work Aces 18 to 45 Weight 140 lbs. or more. In Good Physical Condition Good Living Wage Paid While Learning. Steady Work Assured.

Apply in Person or Communicate with Factory Employment Office The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio WANTED Good, steady man to serve morning: Danerg. Apply alter p. Dubba, Mi Una at t) PAPER hangers wanted. 1H0 Mt Eph-(tf) reira are. RAILROAD traffic Inspectors wanted 1 $110 a month and expanses to start: snon hours; travel; three month home gtudy under uarantee.

We get you a position, ho age llmlti aak for booklet m. Btandard Uufluesg TraUtiiut buffalo. N. (tf) WANTED Building mechanics out of work or who wish to cnange, to get ton weeks Continuous Report. Large eon tracts let United States and Canada, Including Government.

Bute, private construction. Price 10. Address Building Mechanics" Report. P. 0.

Box 10. Washington. D. a KALESKEN Big emmUslorui. Bxptr teneed.

ealeemen Wantfd by ealendaf We offer an unusual liberal proposition to oxporteneed cal endar aalaamen wun an cauDuanea lerrltoTy. Our galesman are making kbjO to riO.iM) annually. You get lie Oral eonualsslon, copyrighted designs, strong oo-operaUon and protection la your territory. Only high Slasa meg wanted. Give fall partioulars stating experience, territory wanted and refer nces.

3. Offermann Art Works. Buffalo, N. T. in ibiii rau'j m'sj'I riu.11 11111 1 HELP WANTED.

MOTOEMEN CONDUCTORS WANTED Men aa Motormen and Conductors Women as Conductors Wages for Firt Three Months 41 Cents an Hour For Next Nine Months 43 an Hour After One Year's Service 45 Cent an Hour Women Paid Same Wages As Men Employes on extra list paid $170 a week and as much more as they can earn. Apply at NEWTON AVE. CAE HOUSE, Camden (to KEN WOMEN. Camd Railway Mall Clerk examination, Marcn 11100: free particulars. Ametioaa Institute.

Dept M-7. Roehester. K. T. BOL RUBIN.

183 8. Sixth -having sold Ms 'grocery ana ary gooa dusi ness will not bo responsible for bills contracted after July s. (6) ON and after this data I will pay no bills unless contracted myaoii. Marry j. Burt.

Dated July S. 1819. (5) Bids wilt be received for tons of pea goal for Board of Education, Borough of Woodiynne. ana win po openea rues- tt I. Ih.

ajlttAAl klUM At TV tTk. Audress bids to K. Rupertus, District Clerk. Ul Cedar avenue, Woodiynne, New Jersey. nia.r.En proposals.

Sealed proposals will be- received at the omoe oi mo xioara oi umuuvn, nwm No. aty Hall, Oamden, New Jersey, uftn.l. tuiv isth. lSilft. at i clock -tn mnA nubilolv oDened lor fur nishing and placing in position in the- geyeraJ gonooig.

gneoi lurniiun. a.nlai (Ka a-nnda bid- on must be delivered to tho Junior High Sohool. Had-don and Newton avenues, for the Inspection of tho oommtttee on or before the time for opemn blM- Bach bid must be accompanied by a eertlAed cheek or oash to the amount of twenty-five dollars fal.0O), same to bo made payable to the Board of Edu-oatio rnTZ be forfeited if the bidder faili lav enter into contract within ten days after notice of acceptance of the bid. Bald contract 10 oe vrvrnu. mr eroved by the SoUoltor of tho Board of Th reserves thO right to reject any all bids and to waive any aerects or miormauiy It be deemed for tho best Interest of the board so to do.

Address ail CMS mnraea Dtuw nlture" to JCIRBT OAHWOOD. Chairman property Committee. By Order of the Board of Education. J. W.

F. Bloakty, Erttary. TD To hire, full Tuvedo suits for dtlnM. kalis utnv'e ClwvU. 4 Sg luj do houaework; geod rvferenco, westneld ave, .4 WHITE or eolored girt wanted tor general housework.

Apply til 8. FIXth. (t) HOUSEKEEPER wanted for young Oon- pie. Lm Mioman. uuu uroaaway.

is; OIRL for general housework, gtadj work, good wagje. tm Broadway. WANTED Toanar ladVaaolei-lti One ao custom to, telephone, preferred. Postal Telegraph Cable ill Fader at U) HOUSEKEEPER Protsstant 4 In fam ily, Fern gt, after 7 p. (3) GIRLS wanted for labeUng'Mspartment Seldenberg A 6th and MechanlaUf) Telephone Operators Young women, with vr wiuout experience, vppiy 10 sara.

Butler, Room 104, Keystone Telephone vompany, 1st b. seeona gt, rnua, WANTED Cook and chambermaid to go shore; good wages. Apply 8Utung'a Highway Weat, Haddonfteld. (3) Experienced girl wanted to work tn loe cream parlor: imigt. be over m.

Kalghn ave. HALF-GROWN white girl to assist with nousewonc i btate. WOMAN or half -grown girl for house- worn. 1M6 Broadway. t'-; DISHWASHER; algo second cook.

12 Marxet gt (T-) EXPERIENCED milliner; also girls i to learn. 4WJ Broadway. GIRLS wanted to work on sewing ma' chines, experience not essential: good pay, ohance to earn from 13 to M.60 per aay. uamaen cioaaing wi dui Fourth gt. (7 YOUNG lady to demonstrate and assist Dookkegper.

singer ttewing (30 Federal gt See Mr. Clark, (tf) GIRL to assist with housework. 426 Had don ave. tJ a- go to ahore July 1 Apply Mrs. Thomas Kaln, 601 Walnut at (tf) OPERATORS wanted, on all part Hdieg' waists; best pricea paiai gseaay work.

Apply tH IJberty WANTED Woman with reference for housework. Apply 434 Fenn gt SEAMSTRESS wanted. W. J. Bomeo-(tf) pathlo HosplUL HECOMB clerks for government H.U0 yearly.

Home ana WMningron mp-polntmentg. Thousands needeeV Llf bosltlona Amertcan InaUtutek Pep. N-170, Rochester, M. T. WANTED White woman, can aeoure a rood heme In a ramliy or three to assist housework iio washing; or Ironing: pleasant surroundings.

Addreeg Houss-keepar. Box (84 Woodbury, N. J. (tf) WOMAN wanted to work In laundry: at cm. 414 Kalghn ava.

(tn HOSIERY EXPERIENCED Knitters and Toppsrs dooiiU slilcit Bcrlt. Steady Vcrk and Kljt3s Vages PzSd V. F. TAU8EL, Inc. 22nd Fcicrtl Sis.

PRESSERS WANTED On Silk Shirt Waists Good Pay, Steady Work AU Year. J. G. Rosenau 201 S. 5th Camden 3 Operators Wanted On Siik Shirt Waists Good Pay, Steady Work AU Year.

J. G. Rosenau 201 5th Camden, 5 GIRLS VANTED xprieaod Eaetioa atoQari and Bosch MaJcari. also Glrla to Clnr MaklBf cald while ssidcnbcrgci Lo inc. toth ua tfiecntTun fitreeta.

AGHNT3 WA3TZD. RESIDENT Reoresenutlveg Wanted. Chance to make money at once and establish a permanent, prefltable business, our proposition of Interest te very one In the United States. Mo Investment required, protected territory, exceptional opportunity to augment income for attorneys, real estate, insur ance, farm Implement men, ate. Write (or our co-operative plan, national eurltles Broadway.

N. T. (J) WlT JBRSIY TITt-8 A GUARANTY CvMrAnT, S. B. Co.

Third and Markt BA uis miM a4 swwo "t4 to Vf 1' AtUUlUM COUllUaaK T7HTD0T7 CLZAIXIO. CAM0CN WINDOW CUEANINQ CO. k03 Msrkt rt. fhenea. Church and vhee4 Werk toteislty.

rosseaslori In Thirty Days. Stora and S-room dwg. 10 8. Fourth ...1... S.SIU 632-34 Grant et, each JW 016-18 Penn each store and U-roora on Haddon ave.

4,800 Other complete list furnished upon xe-aueat. -i n. GEO. JSSSUp o. SON, Member of Csmden Rest state Board.

BOlLDINO 7-' Phono OV 'Ki Federal Camde. PRIVATE' garages for rent" from 17 to p. m.rQ." J. Ratcllffe. 1180 Haddon ate.

(tr) HOUSE for rent 1B10 Bradley Inquire at S3t Chestnut st, (8) FURN. cottage by week or month, 406 West 19th st North Wlldwood. Apply 404 (next door) or James, Camdui Police Department (7-i) EAL ESTATS FOE SALE. FOR SALBJ-Store and dwelling, used as a confectionery, ice cream, patent medicines end clgara; store doing good Sey'r' oroami good reasons for selllnr; one mHe and 4 half from Camden ferry on tho -Clementon ear llnex Box Post-Telegram. (7) HOUSE for sale, 10 rooms with bath, Hot nines irora uamaen, good neighborhood: lot lnrvrtsn a tt) FOR SALB-Three-story brick front on eaerai near naaaon 12,100.

Address Box Post-Telegram. A lot, 20x100, and garage, 13xl( for gall Corner property, roomg and bsth. bung- Bisw, one acre; grouna, two ntcMn houseg 8xl and 8x60. all fenced In; SX) ft chicken wire ft. high.

401 Cypress cor. 4th st, Woodiynne, N. 3. (7-6) LOT 10x100. 8th and Bulson, $US cash or inaraimenv iuv aiu jupnraim ave.

17-3) FOR 8ALEJ-M Llifboln Colllngs- wooa. Apply 1307 Fan Boulevard, (tf) GROVE. 76x180, or will divide, 7a oar faro on uiementon trouey; aiso some niee lots on Clementow laket tfbod fishing Snd boating; theso. lota. are all bargains.

Call or address til St John st (7-11) 817 LINDEN STREET 8-Toom, modern, '8-story brick house. -r'' $2600 934 HADDON AVE. 6-room, modern, 2-story' brick house hot-water heat, porch. $3500 233 Whits Hone Pike, AUQUBON, N. J.

IP YOU RiAtLY WANT TO BUY. SKtl OR RENT A PROPCRTYTEB S. N. FERN ANDERS, 841-43 So. Sixth Street, Camden Mortgsaes plsced.

Rents Collected. notary pudiio. Phonos, Bell 1977-Jl Key. 6298-A. (tn Five-acre farm, half timber; no building: near Woodbury uw acre; pay iw month.

John J. Rloo, Broadway and Kalghn ave. FOR BALB-not Federal rooms and Dam, reaaonaDio. Appig aidoti ar nook. 111 Federal at.

(tfj SEAL ESTATE WANTED. Floor Space Wanted PhlladclDhl tnahufaoturer would like to rant floor; aif, light and sanitary tor llsrht maaufaeturlng work In Camden or hnearby; Immediate reply requested. Ad dress 1284 Sheridan street. Camden. () TO buy ssvsn-room house 1n suburb on ronna.

a. m. not over iroin Camden j-glve full particulars. S. Q.

Carlton B-L Atlantis City. N. STORAGE MOVINQ." GARDEN SAFETY STDRAEE Finest-In city, ozs ahcm street. Watchman Hourly Fatrolg Building. GENERAL hauling, moving Anywhere.

Thomas Gouirey, ra i'lno cam-den. (7-24) FOR first-clags furttlturO. and piano mov. ine call tne central Htorage uo unices, 1047 Pino -804 Eighth. Bell 8281-W.

Keystone KU. LonUgtanco, hauling by auto vans. i (7-13) Bell Phone 1714. Keystone Fbono 398. HARRY 0.

HElMT aTR. AUTO EXPRESS A QKNERAL HAUtINO 413 Walnut Camden, N. J. Anythlno Anyjlmo Anywhere social ricnios my pmann no ana ugai whuui, tfl See A. WERNRR for Lead Dbtsaoo in AotoVaM.

Bell pnonv iiU. Kea(uji urloos TM. 523 Berkley; Bw Louis E. Jordan -1 iu.nm; inovtna by auto oani piano movln; storage. KMlf Brea4wa.

Keystone 'phone U70rP. DELL STORAGE t. W. BELL. P.dM) If or VinOr? I' OFFICE Sih AND R0YDN STS.

UflMaog. GB AayTks AUCTIONEERS. C. W. CLARK, Licensed Auctioneer, tm Federal st Bi! -pnone laig.

cui PAINTERS. WAGNER CO; Painting in All Its' Branches including Signs Qet Bids From Painters 'and Ws Win Save Tou 10 to. Per Cent. S0 STATION Haddon Heights PIANO TUNING. PIANO NEED TUNING? They need tt oftener In'warnt weather.

PHONE NO. 670 rVsVinV W. A KEUCS Otflco Hadden Camden. PIANO and piayer piano tumi and repaired. Alfred A JiLWorkst st, Otoucester City.

phone itm-M. (7-l) r.EW HAIR AFTER BALDNESS If this should meet the eye of anyone who la losing hair or Is bald, let It be known that KOTALKO, containing genu Ine bear oil and other potential Ingredients, Is wonderfully successful. Hair grown In many cases when all else failed. -Get a box at any busy pharmacy; or write for free brochure to J. Hart Brlttaln, sQ-loi, eiation new ore uiy.

William Cowgili, George M. Beringer ln Camden.) In Red Bank sold by Schroeders Pharaoy; in Philadelphia by Ervans, sneuenourg ana omers. ARLINGTON One of the finest cemeteries in the State. Safe from city destruction. Law plan.

Lota one-half the price of other well-conducted eemeterlea Take Trenton oar on Market street or oaU Merehantvllle 168-W on the Bell and will give you any Information. IN MEMOS, IAM. HUNTER. In gad and loving memory of my aear ana only son, Albert who died raaaeniy juiy 9, in. He went away but yesterday A happy, joyous son, Alas how changed a single day And all life's work was done.

Mothor. (3) WERTS. In fond and loving remem- brance of my dear Werts, who departed this life on July 1916. Sadly missed by her Family. (3) died: July 2.

1919, Maria widow of late William Cumlne, aged 70 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral "on Saturday afternoon, July 5, at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of Joseph H. Murray Son, 629 Market street, Camden, N. J. Interment private at Harleigh Cemetery.

(3) July 2. 1919, William husband of Mary Everbani. inee Cot-. ton), aged 62 years. The relatives and friends of the- family, also B.

P. O. No. 293; Admiral Dewey Temple, O. V.

No. Shepherds of Bcthlehemr Primrose Lodse, No. 6, and P. R. R.

Relief Association, of Camden, are recpectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, July 6, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 618 South Third street Camden, N. J. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery. Remains may be viewed Friday evening. (3)' FRENCH.

On July 1. 1919, Matthew French, formerly of 208 Market street, Camden, aged 60 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Local Union No. 203, Cigar-makers, are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday morning, at 10 a. at the parlors of B.

F. Schroeder A Bona Fourth and Arch streets, Camden. N. J. Interment at Evergreei.

Friends may call Friday evening. (3) lIKDETMERRSl 14 a. 6th 6 Phones tl Brgncbt KM North tTth atreet. EJ V. B.M.

BU Phone 3096-W Eastern Phone -ut OPEN NIGHT AND DAY MELVIN CAIN Licensed Embalmer and Undertaker 434 SOUTH 4TH STREET P1vat Amhulsnce. Camden. N. WS MAKS SOFT GRAY IRON CASTINGS One Pound to Half a Ton. REEVES STOVE FOUNDBY COMPANY, 2nd A River Ave Camden.

I SHERIBTT-a RAT.W BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FTERI facias, to me directed. Issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, will be gold at Dublta venriu nn FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY at I 0 clock In the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's Office tn ths rnnrt Li ih fiy axi county of Camden, and State of New Jeraev: All those certain tracts or parcels of land and premises, situate In the Borough of Col lings wood, In the county of onu oi mew jersey, Dound ed and described as follow. First-Beginning at the Intersection of the southwesterly line of Atlantic avenue and the southeasterly line of Massey avenue, and extending? theno along the southwesterly line of Atlantic avenue, the distance of fifty feet in front or width, and extending thence southwesterly between parallel lines of that ironiage, at ngnt angles to avenue a no along the southeasterly line of Massey avenue, the distance of one hundred and seventy-five rcngm 01 aepin. Being lot No.

on plan of Richard T. becona Beginning at a point In the southwesterly line of Atlantic avenue, at the distance of fifty feet southeastwardly from the Intersection of the southwest erly una 01 Atlantic avenue with the southeasterly line of Massey avenue, and extending thence southeastwardly along tho southwesterly Una of Atlantic avenua. the distance of Afty feet in front or 'width, and extending thence gou'thweet- wsrrtly between paraul lines of that width or frontage, at right angles to Ailantla avenue, the distance of one nun. red and seventy-five feet In length or cnth. -ring the same land and premises Samuel B.

Dobbs, et by deed "nu-tng date tne twenty-sixtn aay oi A. D. 191. and Intended to be forth recorded In the otflce of the Register Deeds of Camden county, granted and fiveyed unto tne aald Mary u. Mac rson.

tn fee. 1 he approximate amount of the decree ht to be sausnea by mis saie is ieA as the oroperty of Mary O. Mac- nron, et taken in execution, at suit of Samuel li. Dobbs, and to be 4 W. PENN CORSON.

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