Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 10

Ten PERSONALS FUNNY. Isn't it, how many names become I things? wtra yw, clothing you think of Dundee jio.uu. i renn I.AITRA Y. HARTEN STINK. mi vr.h.,rf Phone 1060 B.

i 034 wamut i noi.e. tr t. jfcupertiuous nair nu Destroyed by Electrolysis. TABLETS AND WAFERS for blood, stom ach. liver.

Kidneys ana wwd, 1 RUM'S, 223 N. 6th street. MEN Dr. W. S.

Yodcr. the Men's Special i 1st with 17 years pracnim yoir greatest If aff.icted with an acute or enronic nnr. iZ ct fc. ririsoom 439 Penn Reading. pay highest price for old gold, silver.

false teeth, platinum. ere. st G. A. BCHLKCHTKR A 636 Court i t.

HELP WANTED I VPIIYED PEOPLE increase your Income ner month without interfering I rX fun. The Come Packt Merchan dise Toledo. Ohio. iMKmpnitH Wanted. No experience Address 264 News Times as necessary.

Telegram. FIXER EXPERIENCED ON JENCKE'S KNITTING MACHINES GOOD POSITION TO RIGHT MAN APPLY S. S. MILLER 118 120 NORTH THIRD ST. Male IOYS wanted to carry morning and evening newspapers, under entirely hustlers can positively make not les than kj.ou itfcs uirtu Must come well JcommendedT and be at least 15 years of age.

with ooys oi jo erred. Call at once ar. flee The Telegram fiews nrnes. LERKS wanted, young men as railway mall clerks. $75.00 month.

Sample exam tnation questions tree, mni.u Dept. 38SN. Kocnesrer, iv. x. DLL ECTOR wented to handle accounts in the city of Reading.

Experience not necessary zut reference as to character must be unquestionea. ku'j For a young man recently grau uated from High rVTtih chinces nnf ninz. wtih chances xnis is vnj a A I for advancement above the ordinary. Ad drrss by letter only giving complete Information about yourself if you expect to have vour application ct ivc Aaeration. Address Box H4115, The News Times reii'Kiiiiii.

B4.FTSMEN ARE IN DEMAND We teach you to fill a good position in short time; cost little. Extension or resident ln cfiiotinn. Ask for intra. iDi Ji INSTITUTE, 150 N. 6th street BATERS and trimming i roM mnicp nrnon wanes.

ju iy S45 and 6 p. m. Superintendent's ifflce. American Iron Steel Mfg. Rtlg.

Works. iitimdtivr Firempn. train brakemen; i TCvneripnee unnecessary. Uailway, Box O. 272 Telegram News Times.

if iTnna wonted once. No expert "Vntinff men of srood char icter preferred. Thorough lnstniction in he work given to the right men. Sal iry to start a wen nu rAwnH vith increase in sh ort time to Hv V'S I at once The Telogram Nev limes. VNitpt TWO METAL PATTERNMAX at ine 748 CHERRY STREET.

i VTTP.nNTfTfEL PLATER'S HELPER. inly experienced man need apply. Adams life. 74 rron ft. VNTKD Stock boy 16 years of age.

for rncerv department, ask iur air. flu nViach, Dives, Pnmeroy Stewart. EXPERIENCED WOOD PATTERN MAKERS WANTED. GOOD WAGES. MT PENN PATTERN WORKS, SEVENTH BELOW CHESTNUT.

CRK YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR RNERAL OFFICE WORK. MUST iflTB CLEAR. RAPID HAND. AND i ViuicK AND' ACCURATE AT FIG mm n. rrur I UPS IOHT YOUNG MAN.

DUTIES IN 5LVE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE WORK. THE TELEGRAM NEWS TIMES. WANTED. le Reliance Life Insurance company, or ttsburgh, desires a general agent Reading and Berks and adjoining coun s. Liberal contract opportunity.

Expe nee not necessary. Apply to J. H. LEWIS, Agency Superintendent Eastern Penna. 5 Real Estate Trust Pa.

I fOMAN wanted to live with private Illy to do washing and Ironing. No king. Mrs. Sternbergh. Apply 302 S.

St. ofice girl wanted to answer phone and take names of callers. Can do Jltig and sewing in office. Hours 8 to a. m.

and 1 6 m. Write and state and wages expected. Address Box 8, News Times. wanted Hotel Allen, 7th and Penn, at e. Good wages paid.

jOIKD FEOPLP, Increase your Income to per month without interfering 1 regular work; no selling, no canvass no money or experience required. Not but fun. The Come Packt Merchan Toledo, Ohio. 3RH5NCED alteration hand wanted, y. Apply ASKIN MARINE, 811 St.

WANTED Experienced ladies to can toilet articles on commission. Apply 8.3" at 1041) ranklin, litn St Un ATORS Wanted at once. 16 exnerienc werators on dresses and bungalow 1 1041 ns. Good machines, light work and est wages. Great Eastern Mfg.

and Washington Sis. Young lady for office work in estate office. State experience. News Times R274. LADIES WANTED to learn the method of MANICURING and FAC work.

DAY AND EVENING 3SES. Special reduction will be made apils that begin during the month of h. The Weidner Manicuring School, enn 2d floor. EXPERIENCED KNITTERS alf hose and loopers, embroidery girls nd pullers. 4)LFINGER KNITTING MILLS, Rose and Walnut Sts.

WANTED ls SALESLADIES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS. I who ran qualify will have a steady bn and good salary, with a chance fivancement. I HOME STORE, 802 PENN STREET. 812 I I A FOR In only p. JuPt of on are a at 18 323 338 938 210 217 321 933 1156 1418 1318 425 222 137 147 127 320 425 346 no 442 Elegant ioi.

304 tion 1418 If ten find Money HELP WANTED. Female nmrniviM w.ntf.I) on PANTS. AP pLy A BRUM BACH PANTS FAC TORY, FOURTEENTH AND BERO STREETS WOMEN wanted full time, salary Ilo.ou, iiin guaranteed hosiery to wearer. z.ic an hour spare time. Permanent.

Kxper ience unnecessary. For particulars and samples address Inter Hosiery Milisi or nstown, Pa. LOOPERS WANTED. STEADY WORK. BEST PAY IN READING.

ACORN HOSIERY MILL, 210 MAPLE ST. WANTED A FEW GIRLS, NOT UNDER 16 YEARS OLD. to learn silk weaving. Paid while learn ing. Apply QUAKER SILK MILL.

216 Buttonwood. 10 GIRLS EXPERIENCED OR ARE WANTED FOR PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT IN FITTING ROOM CURTIS JONES 8TH AND OLET STS. YOUNG woman wanted with wide ac flualntance and some selling ability to d. special work among the families In and around the city of Reading. No trlflers need appfy.

Steady employnwt the year round if successful and good wages. Apply Business Office, THE TELEGRAM NEWS TIMES. MONEY TO LOAN Open your account with us. and be.sure of courteous, considerate service at all times. lou can auora to oorrow our LOW LEGAL RATES.

YOU PAY US ONLY: $2.00 monthly on $21.00 $300 monthly on $31 00 $4.00 monthly on $41.00 $5.00 monthly on $51.00 Plus 3 Per Cent Interest. Other Amounts in Proportion. OUR EASY TERMS Make It easy to repay the loan. Other com panies paid off and more money advanced. Be safe; come to the American and avoid future worry and regrets.

Confidential Loans to Ladles. Licensed and Bonded AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY, 634 PENN STREET. Over Bear's Comfort Shoe Store. Con. Phone.

817 B. Bell Phone, 1744. Open Monday and Saturday evenings. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE City ST.0NLY 6 LEFT OUT OF A ROW OF 16. 1 FINE CORNER HOUSE OTHERS.

LIVING ROOMS 14x23 FEET. WITH LARGE. OPEN FIRE PLACE. "MOST MODERN HOUSES IN THK CITY AT THE PRICE. SEE THEM "AVWfiS'.

I NEAR CENTRE AVE. CALL AND SKIS. LEINBACH, MENGKL 624 WASHINGTON STREET, INVESTORS can realize 10 by selecting trom our large list of exceptionally cheap houses. NeatocK 36 N. jth.

SALE Three story store and apart ment house. Store first floor, apartments 2nd and 3rd floors. Total rents $62 per nionxn. rropeny located witnin square of Penn on North 8th. Call Stein Guenther, loO Berks County Trust BIdg.

NINE room stone front house. All conven iences. Easy terms. Apply premises, 110 inasor street. ONLY ONE LEFT OUT OF TEN.

439 Franklin West Reading, Pa. fine modern and up to date end property. I aii imp. only squares to Penn St Price reasonable. Terms to suit purchaser.

u. zis w. iireenwicn at UNION ST. Between 10th and llth New homes on monthly payments, 8 rooms. All modern Imnrnvemenf 1 DESIRABLE HOMES every part of the city.

Some for posses sion April 1st. A number at reduced prices. onr inquiries are solicited. M.CUOWAN AGENCY, 610 Washington St. COME QUICK.

1 left out of a row of 11 new houses, .119 w. Windsor all improvements. Dutch parlor, gas. electricity, gas logs. exceptional low price.

Your own terms. Open for Inspection, Sunday, 2.30 to 4. 30 m. and by appointment. Apply F.

umiidii, 140 worth am St. FOR SALE $1,600 AND $1,700. finished In the new 18th ward. Read I ing, the most modern and complete nomes. cement yards, cellars and pave ments, 7 rooms and attic.

Easy terms to suit purchaser. Will also exchange fol otner real estate. Apply TOBIAS KNOBLAUCH, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 109 S. 7th Street. Reading.

Pa. TAKING ADVANTAGE Raise in Building Material and Labor. ONLY 4 LEFT OF 11 HOUSES Centre Avenue beyond Amity. Stone fronts, all conveniences; 10 minute car ser vice. Near Carpenter Steel Works, where another large addition is being added.

That and several other marked improvements greatly booming this section. This is great opportunity to buy a modern home I a reasonable price. H. C. LONQ, Builder, Real Estate.

Insurance. Both Phones. 1506 CENTRE AVE. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE. LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS.

APPLY CHAS. R. WERNER, 618 WASHINGTON ST. FOR SALE. S.

23d St. 244 W. Rdg. N. 2d St.

so. 4tn. 1045A N. 10th. 111!) South, $1,200.

N. 10th. 404 S. 9th. Sl.lfiO.

Greenwich. 515 Willow, $1,160. 320 1039 Mulb'y 344 S. 3d. N.

11th. 211 S. 2d, $1,250. 626 Wunder, all $2,250. 108 Peach.

736 738 Chestnut 441 Laurel. 115H S. 10th. 124 S. 10th.

I.ook them over. Some have all conv. McKnight. Pear. Spruce.

Perk. Ave. Green. W. Windsor.

8. Uth. Buttonwood. Buttonwood. S.

10th. and prices are right. 324 W. Rdg. Call or phone, S.

HOLLANDS' REAL ESTATE, 1131 Elm Street. I k. DR. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. West Oley, good neighborhood, moderate price.

1 South 4th. well built and cheap. opruiB. evci yuuns in ii, moaem ana I Birch, cozy' little home for man of mod erate means. I home on North feth.

near Penn St. McKnight, fine residence district, long I uiemy ot room lor garage. North 8th is adapted for business loca or apartments. and 1904 Peiklomen' Ave. are both A homes.

you don't see what you want on this list me wnere you want to go and 1 11 the house. to Loan on Mortgage and Insurance written. NORTON. 709 BAER BUILDING. THE READING NEWS i neat rcTiTt mn cu nuu a wax jniin City MOST UP TO DATE HOUSES EVE RBUILT IN N.

E. SECTION OF CITY. Perry street between Mulberry and 11th, with every modern convenience. stone front, stone and reinforced porches, steel columns, ceilings beamed in living room, tile mantles, gas logs, sewer connections) cemented cellars, hot and cold water in cellar for washing, electric lights, pedestal wash stands, all sanitary plumbing, decorated throughout. These houses have best car service in Reading and market is very convenient.

Apply SAMUEL M. SHERMAN. Builder, 426 Spring Street. Open Tuesday and Thursday Evenings. A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

Modern in every respect, electric lights. sewer connection, heat, complete bath, cemented cellar, on Tenth street near Greenwich. Exceptionally cheap. GEO. W.

AUGE SON, Open Evenings. 122 N. 9th St. Suburban tJAKUAi. 3 in tarms to quicK Duyers.

wu also a tenant house; Money maker to right party. Another farm 52 acres and one of 14 acres. Apply D. B. Blankenbiller, west rteaaing.

HILL CREST West of Wyomissing, new houses. 6 rooms, bath, attic and cement cellar: all modern improvements, on easy terms. Apply Cart Boas, 1536 Mineral Spring Road, or on property. Bell, 378 J. ON the Kutztown road, three miles from Penn a seven roomed house.

acres of land with fruit trees and a splendid place for chickens. Price. $3,200. Geo. L.

Klelnginna, 21 N. 6th St. WEST LAWN Five cent fare limit, newly built twin houses. 1U rooms, with all mod ,5222 i iA I Price, $2,160 to $2, jpO. Apply KiiKK.K'r kk Kiiiin.r i west Lawn.

TWIN HOUSES in West Reading, on all modern improvements; open fire places; I laundry in cellar, iot Zbxiou leet. Mays Krn field, west THREE BRICK Mansard Roof Houses in Shilllncrton. all In good condition: all con veniences, on main street, price $2,000 apiece. Apply, utu. is.

stujfF. Real Estate bhllllngton. THREE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 25 FEET EACH, ALONG VAN REED ROAD, NORTH WYOMISSINO HEIGHTS. D. V.

R. LITDWIG, 239 NORTH FRONT ST. WEST READING 115 S. 2nd Avenue, eight rooms and bath, fl.50.00. JOHN K.

FAUST SON. Phones. 139 W. Greenwich St. FOR SALE Elegant suburban homes in Wyomissing Hills, Reading newest and best suburb.

Prices and terms very at tractive; all conveniences; large lots, 3 to 6 hundred dollars in cash will secure the purcnase. oaiance payaoie as rent. Apply at office of the company at Wyo missing Hills. GEO. H.

FELIX, Mgr. MISCELLANEOUS GIVE us your K. O. this spring on that new suit. iJUiNUiitJ, 627 PENN STREET.

REPAIRING AND FINISHING of furni ture a specialty. Packing of furniture for out of town. r. rt. Hcnroecier, au s.

4tn street. Bell, 2769. 264 B. SPECIAL successful treatments for all skin diseases. DR.

KRUM, 223 N. 6th St. OUR CUSTOMERS are our Best Advertise ments. They 11 tell you about the (juailty of our Developing and Finishing for Ama I teur Photographers. UllIM'S THOTO SHOP.

located in Reading, at the corner of I Windsor and Welser streets. WE can save you money on painting, deco rating, high grade wall paper. Let us prove it. REINHART SHILLING, 1GH Muhlenberg fat. and ToSl cotton fct.

Barber Shops BERKSHIRE BARBER SHOP 5th and Washington. 6 CHAIRS and 2 MANICURISTS In attendance. Prompt Service. Collections WE COLLECTED A 15 YEAR OLD BILL IN 21 DAYS. (WE KNOW HOW.) BERKSHIRE CREDIT OFFICE.

IN THE WANNER BLDU. BELL, 164 R. Kags and Junk IF YOU want to get highest prices for waste and newsnaDers. racs. iron, mhhers metals, don't forget to call us.

The Reading Rag Metal 707 Mollno St. PEAR ISECOVITZ buy and sell I Beams. Channels and Pipes. Cut same to all sizes and will call for I scrap. Both phones, 74o Green Lane.

READING WASTE PAPER M. G. Al bright. dealer in waste naner and all kinds of Junk. Highest cash prices paid.

Country trade solicited. 216 218 Washington street. WM. GRIESHABER S32 Franklin 130 Orange St. Rags, Paper, Rubber, Auto Tires, Hcrap iron, Metal, Lie.

Both Phones. Hotels and Cafes NEW SANITARY SYSTEM IN USE for drawing beer pure, wholesome, delicious. Direct from tne barrel at RARBEY'S HOTEL AND CAFE. 435 Penn Square. Everything first class.

Strictly for tientlemen Only QUALITY BEST. PRICES LOWEST. UN IS IMAM BrVT IN KKAUUItt TO EAT. PRESTO RESTAURANT. 537 639 PENN ST.

WHERE to dine is no problem at all to those who have once taken a meal here. CRYSTAL RESTAURANT, 545 Penn St. 2flc DINNERS BEST IN THE CITY. Finest Terrapin and Oysters In the City. WALlfolt KI TAlltANT, 14 SOUTH SEVENTH ST.

GEORGK W. YOHN, PROPRIETOR. Klevators ELEVATORS, dumb waiters and sidewalk lifts. Hand or power driven. Automatic safety gates and doors.

J. G. SPEIDEL, Manufacturer, Gordon near Button wood. Bowling and Billiards THE SUBWAY Bowling and Billiard Par lors 78 Brunswick tables, 4 Brunswick al leys. Everything new and UD to date.

Most sanitary and finest In the citv. Cole W. Watson, proprietor, northeast corner nth and penn streets. Cant Off Clothing CLOTHING Highest 'prices paid for caat orr men clotning and snoes. cons.

Phone, 843 RZ. M. Ruben, 62 S. 7th street. Seeds and Bulbs W.

MAHSKR. 10 12 S. 9th ready for the spring trade with a full line of ONLY THE BEST xegetable, flower, lawn and field seeds. Implements and repairs. Planet anus, cultivators, plows, snrav ere and spraying material.

Mall orders 1 filled. Phone. Picture Frames, Ktc. I YOU can't afford to have your pictures snonea in ine framing. Better bring mem to neinnara Kieger, ou n.

otn Su, Opposite Postofflce. MEDICAL KRUM. 223 N. 6th St. Reading.

Pa. tkin, cnronic. Nervous and special Die eases. canckhh, tumukb. CANCERS and tumor remedies.

The R. H. Stewart physicians, will prescribe for patients at so n. btn Heading, Mon day, and 1435 Linden Allentown, Pa. TAILORS GWORGE A FICK m2? ana wainuttown.

a. OUR SPECIALTY is to give "New Life" to soiled, worn, discolored garments. Send It to us today. rt. L.

ANUSTADT, 7 N. 3d I I CHIROPODIST REGISTERED CHIROPODIST all teet aliments, corns, inginwn nails, nun Ions, etc. Mrs. M. E.

BOAS, tjiS Penn street. Bell Phone, IS57 R. .1 TIMES, READING, I I AUTOMOBILES Welding MODERN and scientific welding of aluminum cases. niKtnns. water luokets; nvlin ders.

brates, steel, cast and malleable iron Repairing ALTO REPAIRING of all kinds: electric and mechanical adjustment of all makes or cars, we are fully equipped to do first class work at short notice. Arcade Gar "ge, ys S. 10th street. AUTO repairing, also soring renairinE a sDe clalty. from one blade to a complete new spring, j.

K. KISSINGER, rear of H7 moss fit. 0B4 4. Miscellaneous I GOING ANYWHERE? Use the Red Star Autos. Any part of the city for 25c.

24 nour service. Main Station, 128 S. 10th St. ceil, ziz o. 1027 M.

25 ALLOWED on all kinds of ignition systems In exchange for high tension mag neto We sell, repair and exchange ail wanes oi storage batteries. READING IGNITION 716 Franklin St, For Sale AUTOS FOR SALE One Mitchell Truck, one Oakland Touring Car, one 7 Passenger 'unman Touring Car, one Overland Koaa ster. Schnader Garage Repair Shop, 238 i eari street. DORT TOURING CAR, $650.00. Electric lighting and starting.

Lance. 126 Penn i street. FORp Car with closed panel commercial body for sale cheap to the Quick buyer. Apply 138 N. 11th St FOR SALE CHEAP Second handed auto tires and tubes in good condition; all sizes.

Apply READING VULCANIZING 719 Washington street. I FOR One Truck will mil rhaan: one Oakland, 1913; one Auto Car must be sold at once. Also one 1911 Ford Roadster; one 1912 Oakland Roadster. Reiff Leinbach Garage. 336 Madison Ave ONE Bulcft Touring Car, one Studebaket, one oro.

MINERAL SPRING GARAGE, 1343 Mineral Spring Roaa. ONE Springfield, 5 H. P. engine, run with gasoline or coal oil. 0na Snrineflld fi run with coal OIL une t' i nnitn pwiin.

nr inw Csnit.l One 16 H. P. Portable engine. Capital. All guaranteed to give satisfaction.

Will ex change on horses. Inquire at 308 South 6th or S. S. Garage, Spruce and num. 163 B.

4 FORD TOURING CARS, one Bulck Tour ing, one Bulck Hoadster, one ranKim i passenger car, one Saxon for sale. Olds mobile 1038 40 Court St. Con. 768 FOREMAN painter has private shop on the side fully equipped; highest grade can paint or revarnish cars less time and cost than any shop in Reading. Work guaranteed.

Address Z270, News Times Telegram. JFAMILY SUPPLIES A. N. ADAM, dealer in fresh and smoked Meats. Orders delivered.

toi nones. 14th and Muhlenberg streets. Coal SATISFIED CUSTOMERS and repeat orders teRtifv to ho merits of our coal. Ammon Bro. Both Phones, sin ana weeuwicn etrets.

Wines and Liquors DRINK DICTATOR RYE WHISKEY for medical purposes. It cannot be excelled. Try a bottle of our old Elderberry Wine at 60c per full quart. Just the real thing if heated, for a cold. W.

D. Jesberg, 10k: N. 10th Reading. Fa. THE BEST GIN, BrandieB, New England Rum, Whiskies, wines, coraiais.

jvaieri Special Beer, $1 per case: Porter and Ale, 60c per case. Prompt delivery. Samuel Becker, 401 s. 3tn St. uen, zai it.

637 A. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR MOTTO IS KEEP ON MOVING. WE MOVE YOU FROM 1 TO 100 MILES THE SAME DAY. KEYSTONE TRANSFER 211 POPLAR ST. ANYTHING TO BE DONE electrically? We can do It Kignt.

keystone Electric, co. Contractors, 906 Penn St. Both Phones. DR. JACOB M.

GARTMAN Gold Polishing Powder. Polish and Clean Gold Crowns. Bridge Work, Gold and Silver Fillings in the mouth. win remove DiacK stains, Sold at department and drug stores. NEW RUGS made from old Carpets, at the Reading Rug works, 432 442 Washington street.

Botn nones. PRINTING OF BETTER QUALITY WE make printed matter fit your business in such a way mat tne stock, type arrange ment and color ot ink are In perfect har mony. Phone us, or better stIH. call at our office and let us quote prices on your work. Telegram i rinting tjtn and walnut streets, notn t'nones.

READING BLUE PRINT AND SUPPLY COMPANY. Blue Process Papers. Drawing Materials Engineers' Supplies. 30 N. Sixth street.

Bali Phone. READING SCREEN CO. We make all kinds of door and window screens. Spring will soon be here. Get our prices.

We make or repair anything in wooa. come ana see us or call Bell Phone losz ir. READING SCREEN 420 Carpenter street Hoofing and Tinsmith A. B. SAUSSER, Hot Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating and Repairing.

Both Phones. Elm. and Reed streets. TTV TinOFINft AMn PAINT1MO Spouting and Jobbing promptly attended by H. K.

Sfriicrs, 9 court street Insurance All Forms of Auto Insurance "In One Policy" ESSICK BARR. Gen. Agents and Adjusters for the Old AKTNA. 539 COURT STREET. FOR INSURANCE of all kinds, Fire, Life, Heaitn ana Accitient.

compensation, also Surety Bonds, see WALTER M. TY SON, loo North 6th St. Bell Phone. 1919. Medleine CORNS Rexall Corn Solvent dissolves Corns, Bunions.

Warts and Callouses thout In juring health tissue. Price. 15 and 9fi cents. American Meuieme the Rexafl inre. no renri di.

jdoui rnoneg, German lit guarantees It to if," 'y help and cure in every case. Z3 4in street WORLD'S Catarrh Remedy, ointment, atom lzers, spray and blood medicine. 60o each. Trial. 10c.

KRUM'S, 223 N. 6th. WHITE Pine Cough Syrup with Tar, good remeay lor cougns, coins, etc. 11. Kau denbush, 39 N.

6th street. SPRING TONICS. THROW OFF THAT HEAVY WINTER I.WAXN CP YOUR BLOOD. Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Tablets; comp. Barsaparma witn iodides, New Life Blood Purifier, 60c and $1.00.

Beef Iron and Wine, 50c. Tonic Hypophosphltes, 75c. I saa Mic, Ktc. WEBER'S DRUG STORE, R48 Penn Street. How 2 TWO at OR on TWO for No.

R. riot 3181. No. ton 3184. 1, male: D.

ton Lane, 3192, mali No. NOTICE NOTICE to tho Knights of the Goldn Eagle that Mr. Earl Leiss, 933 Locust street, la recovering irom. me grip ana 18 about the house STORAGE CENTKAL WAKKllOUSE. 234 40 MOSS ST.

NEW AND CLEAN. SPECIAL RATtTS CONS. PHONE 1195 AND SERVICE 32(18, 3198, No. ton lnger, 2(12. No.

Trostle, Kr.H rHUNR, OSl. WANTED I n. OLD TEETH wanted at $1.09 set. Uclphla Denial l'ai lor, 620 Punn St, iron Phila I I TUESDAY MORNING, I FOR SALE 1. In "ne on.

cneap. box tews limes. BARGAIN Pono twn aneeH twin motorcycle and side car, A condition. $185.00. Wm.

uei, 4i Washington St. Aoranam ttiankenomer, aiunuiwii f.i,r, i T777; F. D. No. l.

2 males; 3221, John S. Blank BA.Br. PfICIS Blatchford 's Milk Mash is enbllle, Mohnton. R. F.

D. No. 1. 1 aosoiuteiy essential to successfully raise Vs Wef I Snrn "'So Fnkfln lbs. F.

8. Wertx Son. 319 Franklin. CARPET SWEKPERS. Vacuum Cleaners and Wrlnffpra HW.

nti vttlr Geo. W. nntchti 317 p.nn known as Christman's. Con. Phone, 58 2.

7T i inf: Willie, iLnu 1 ii in diamonds. Weights from to 4. Prices S10.00 to Inwpp snvbodv In xteaamg. come and be convinced. Alexander Kagen, 705 Penn FOR SALE A one horse O.

K. new wagon. Apply MICHAEL 1139 Walnut street. FOR SALE A Shetland nonv. 6 years old, harness, rubber tire wagon equipped with electric lights, and blanket, cheap to quick buyer.

Apply. S. 5th St FOR SAH At a harmin nw 101 Thna, speed Indian Motorcycle with side car; usea very nttie. Penn Cycle and Motor 367 Pehn street, ONE 7 borse power gasoline engine for sale. wooapecker make, at 926 Bingaman St.

ONE LARGE HEATER. HOT WATER AT TACHMENT; ONE HOT AIR HEATER FOR SALE CHEAP. WALTER B. CRAIG. 420 WALNUT ST.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE Reinhold's two males; 3262. Howard Tros aCAAJlW riAHlS rUKllllUnt Reinhold's. male: 3263. Sol. Gehman rar sideboard refrie eratnr.

suitable for club; one very old bureau with brass r.rriv iifi Schuv'lkill Ave HIGHEST PRICE" Is not the only thing I pay full value for furniture, carpets and men's clothing. NEW RELIABLE STORE, 258 S. 9th St SFOT CASH PAID for second hand furni ture, carpets, stoves and household goods. s. T.

uaiiagner, Z7 ureen street. WILL PAY highest cash prices for second nana lumuure, stove ana carpels. Rogers, 410 S. 7th St. Con.

322 4. an nnweiwr HAIR DKfcoMINli BESSIiS wkbtusi announces to ner friends and the public that she will do manicuring in ine nngmer xioisi ouuer Shop, on or about March 27. jr.XPERTF.NCEI hairdresser ond manieur 1st wishes sl few more nrivate patients. Bell phone 800 At'B aimij bcau" Treatment at my i ar lors or at your home. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Madame Andrews, 11th and Frank lin Sts. Bell Phone. 300 W. 89S 1. MANICURING, Shampooing, Scalp Treat ment Chiropodist and general massage, Beauty Parlor, 641 Penn St.

Bell, 173 B. SHAMPOOING, scalp treatments, manlcur Ing, facial massage. A trial will convince you. mart A. hven, all colonial Trust BIdg.

Bell Phone 1633R3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COMMERCIAL Trust Co. bonds for sale. ADP DAVID Hi. URINU, 624 Oley St. tt i i F'lt'inl1110'! fof'th.

good running order. Real bargain for the i siii vv'3 SPECIALISTS "JSSZt 8 cured by electricity. Office hours, 8 12 a. rV; ST iSl'l. Vf "th tre.t Dr.

W. F. Marks, 237 S. 6th street. ruTl ftPATHV ANn Ft.F.CTRICITY.

DR. WESLEY VL BARRETT, Suites 402 4 1 Colonial Trust BIdg. Hours 9 a. in. to 6 I n.

m. Evenings by appointment. FOR RENT GOOD 1336 A fine house for rent with all modern Improvements. SEE NEAL E. NYCT5, ,532 COURT ST.

FOR RENT about April 1st, In the heart of the city. 34,000 sy. FT. look BrAUis, with railroad siding in building, now occupied by Yocum 7th and Wal nut sts. Apply M.

J. man, oa i enn di. FOR RENT Beautiful and commodious home, desirably located on Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. penn. All improvements.

Including hot water heat, and accommodations for housing an automobile. Apply THE IE AND AGENCY. 612 Court St. NEWS BUILDING FOR RENT. and 24 N.

5th whole or in parts. Will make alterations to suit tenant. Also a fine store room at 202 N. 9th St. W.

A. SHARP, 1208' Eckert Ave. Both phones. Apartments BUTTONWOOD 903 new apartment for rent; heat and hot water, private bath. Apply on premises.

FIRST and second floor suites at 420 Walnut street, ready for occupancy. See them. Apply at 416 Walnut street. Hot water neat ana lor use. WALTER B.

CRAIG. Apartments 148 North Sixth. Apply any iteai restate Agency or at RASER'S. FIRST floor apartment. Fifth and Spruce.

Two new and up to date apartments at 204 North Ninth. Apply W. A. SHARP, 1208 Eckert Ave. Both phones.

ROOMS FOR RENT rent, storeroom 208 Penn St. Apply premises. second story communicating rooms and tnira tioor room witn bath and steam heat All conveniences. Apply 230 N. 5th St.

LEGAL NOTICES DOG TAX PAYERS IN BRECKNOCK TOWNSHIP. The following have paid their tax on does. the Year 1916. in Brecknock Townshin number given being their license number: 3176. Mahlon Zicmer.

Mohnton R. F. D. 1, male; 3177, Jere Schweitzer, Mohnton F. D.

No. 2, male; 3178. John Neatock, Mohnton R. F. D.

No. 1, male; 3179, Archie Messnaiv K. u. No. 1.

male; 3180. Har Hartz, Mohnton R. F. D. No.

1, male; Clayton Schlouch. Mohnton R. F. D. 1.

male; 3182, Christian Cooper. Mohn R. F. D. No.

1, male; 3183, Daniel Messner. Mohnton rt. u. No. 1.

male: Elmer E. Lane, Mohnton R. F. No. male; 3185 and 3186, Pierce Sweitzer, Gelger's Mills No.

1. two males; 8187, Howard Frees, Mohnton R. F. D. No.

1, 3188, John Neatock, Mohnton R. F. No. 1. male; 3189, Daniel Messner, Mohn rt.

u. io. i. maie; aiiiu. r.

imer H. Mohnton R. F. V. No.

1, male; 3101, ac Westley, Gelger's Mills No. 1, male: Monroe Fry Relnhold male; 3193. warSi A le; 3194. Milton Kern, Mohnton R. F.

D. I 1 mala' UHIT tC. Bnh nnah (nKn nn I Mohnton R. F. D.

No. 1, male: 3197, Archie Messner, Mohnton R. F. D. No.

1, male; John Schweitzer, Mohnton R. F. D. 2, male; 3199. Samuel Shupp, Reinhold's, male; 3200, Howard Griffith, Mohn ft u.

no. male: 3201, Jacob Hem Mohnton R. F. D. No.

2, female; Anthony uebhart. Mohnton R. F. D. 2, female; 8203, 'Jacob Hemlnger, Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 2. male; 3204.

Harrv O. Reinhold's. male; 3205. 32(S. Jere Hoshour, Tteinhold two males: 3207 and Abe Brendle.

Relnnold's. two males: I 09. Harvey Remp. Reinhold's. male: 3210.1 Frank Kramer, Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 1, 1 male: 3211, John S5. Kramer, Mohnton It.

F. I NO. 1. male: 8212. HenrV Griffith.

Hnhn. I iv. r. i. on.

uiHie, jonn tviopp, 1 Mohnton R. F. D. No. 1, main; 3214, George Ulankonblller, male; 3215.

John; Ulitnkenbll 1 afalsW wli MAR CH 28 1 9 i 6 LEGAL NOTICES. ler. Mohnton F. D. No.

1. male: 3216. John Moore Mohnton r. f. D.

I No. two males: 3218. Harmon Hoffert, Mohnton R. F. D.

No. 1. male! 3219 and mae. 3003 anij ay4 John Mh, F. D.

1, three males; 225, 3228, Cyrus Hoffert, Mohnton R. F. D. No. 1.

two males: 3227, Oscar I Drumheller. Mobnton R. F. D. No.

4. fe I male 3228. Andrew Novataskl: Mohnton R. I D. No.

1, male; 3229 and 3230, Charles Sweitzer. Mohnton R. F. No. 1, two I males.

3231. David Hoshour. Mohnton R. D. No.

1. male. S232 and 3233. Edward Fry, Mohnton It. F.

D. No. 2. two males: 3234 and 3235. Georze Klotz.

Mohnton R. F. No. 2. male and female; 3236, JacobBixler, MohntSn R.

F. D. No. 2. male: 3237.

Joh Kissinger," Mohnton R. F. D. No. 2, male 3238.

Harry Grof f. Mohnton R. F. D. No.

1. male; 3239, Charles Fltterling. Mohnton Mohnton R. F. 'D.

No. 2, male; 3241 and rt. u. iso. male; james Moore, 3242, Abe Weitzel.

Mohnton R. F. D. No. 1, two females: 3243.

Albert rimer. Mohn I ton R. F. D. No.

1, female; 3244, August Schweitzer. Mohnton R. F. D. No.

1. male 3246. John Seener. Mohnton R. F.

D. No, 1, female; 324(3, Maranda siemer, aionnion R. F. D. No.

male; 3247 and 3248. Wilson H. Ziezler. Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 1 two males; 3249, Albert Kachel, Reinhold's, male; 3260 and 3251. Isaac Sensenlc, Rein hold's, two males: 3252. John Yound.

Rein hold's, male: 3253. 3264. 3255. 3256. 325T, Nathan Remp.

Reinhold's. four males and one lemaie; 3208, Albert Kissinger, rtein hold's, male: 3269. Albert Kissinger. Rein hold's. mate: 32AO and R2fil.

Pierce Lesher. I Reinhold's. male; 3264, Amos Gehman amstown; male; 3266. John Stoner. Adams I tonw, male; 3267, Paul Leed, Adamstown, I male: 3268.

Charles Fltterling. Adamstown male; 3269. Elmer Swelgart. Adamstown, male: 3270 and 3271, Mohnton R. F.

D. No, 2. two males; 3272, 3273, 3274, John D. Bllmline. Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 2, three males; 3275 and 3276 John Fltterling. Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 2. two males: 3277.

George Bllm line. Mohnton R. F. D. No.

2. male: 3278. I Stephen Arts, Gouglersville, male; 3279, Wm I winner, Monnton K. L. INO.

A male 3280. Jacob Trostle. Reinhold's. male: 3281 Anton Kaufman, Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 2, i msie; oe. aaanin itemp, oionnion rt. u.

I No. 2, male; 3283, Henry K. Furlow, Mohn 1 ton R. F. D.

Ne. 2. male: 3285. Nathan Kachel, Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 2. male; 1 3286, John H. Hoshour.

Mohnton R. F. D. jno. male; 328T, John rl.

Hosbour, Monn I ton R. F. D. No. 2.

male: 3288. 8289. Man onnion k. u. no.

i. two "1 ur, I 2 male: 3291, Aaron Horning, Mohn ion it. u. io. male: swz lien i man, monnton rt.

3293, Mary Styer, Mohnton R. F. D. No. 2, maie: aai4, irvin Kern.

Mohnton R. F. D. No. 2.

male: 8295. 3296. Ellas Messner. Gelger's Mill, two males; 3297, Frank Lo rah, Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 2, male: 3298, Henry Zlegler. Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 2. male: 3299. BSOO.

Robert Williams. Mohnton I u. u. No. male and female.

332, 1 Amos E. mass, Relnhold male; 3303, 3304, i Monroe Kacnei, Mohnton R. jr. D. No.

male; 8305. Elmer Se.hlouch. Mohnton F. D. No.

1. male; 3306. Christian Cooper. Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 1, male; 3307; Harry Miller. Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 1: 3308. John neaeay. Monnton K.

p. V. No. 1. male 8309, Harvey Kramer, Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 1, male: 3310, Samuel Guigley, Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 2. male: 3311 and 3312, A 1V.A TIaom Tl 4 maies; irvin senwe user. Mohnton R.

F' No i male: Ffi Mint. Mhn ton No 33I5 Ha Mohnton D. No. 1. male: S316.

ftianion Kiemer, Mohnton R. F. D. No. 1, male; 3317, Lewis Wlokline, Mohnton R.

r. u. ino. male; asis; August Schlouch Mohnton R. F.

D. No. 1. male: 3319. Wll liam Blxler, Mohnton R.

F. D. No. 1, male Nathan Gebhart, Mohnton R. F.

D. No male. 332h Jere 8cnweltzerf Monn. t0" R' F' D' 2' mal; 3322 John Schweltz Mohnton TJn 13323. Amos W.

Glass. male! 3324, Lewis Wlckllne, Mohnton. R. F. D.

No. 1, male; 3325, Christian Cooper. Mohn ton it, r. L. No.

1, male; 3326, Fred Mint, xv. r. is. ao. male; M2i ana 1.

males; 3329, Martin Trostle, Reln hoM.g f6malc: S3 S0 wiltner Hertzoe. Mohn ton K. IX No. 1, male; 9215. Jefferson Schweitzer.

Mohnton R. F. D. No. 1.

male 9216, 9217. Wilson Kohl, Mohnton R. F. No. 1.

male and female: 9218 and 0210. Wm. Balor, Mohnton R. F. D.

No. 1, two males. (Signed JACOB FRITZ, Assessor. NOTICE is hereby given that the following applications ror transfer of Bottlers and Retail Liquor Licenses have been filed in the office of the Clerk of Quarter Sessions and will be acted upon by the Court on Monday. April loth.

1916. at 10 o'clock A. Sixth Ward, Reading: Alexander wemer, trading as P. K. Bottling Works, to Angelo Falasca; Greenwich Townsnip, joei w.

Aimer to Thomas r. Bailey; Longs wamp Township. James E. Biery to Lemon Leiscy; Tulpehocken Township, Jacob Z. Fry to Charles W.

Hartz, Samuel S. Sherman to Charles L. Moyer; Tulpehocken, Upper, John D. Snyder to Samuel T. Christ: Kutztown, First Ward; Llewellyn G.

Heffley to Ambrose Pennypacker; Reading, Eleventh Ward. John H. Lewis to Willis Moser; Reading, sevemn ward, Aaron Brown miller to Harry Weltzenhoffer. By the Court. WILLIAM M.

DUNKELBERGER. Clerk. EXECUTORS' NOTICE In estate of Frederick S. Hartman, late of Ontelaunee Township, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent nave been granted to the undersigned.

All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and all persons having claims against theieaiate will pie seni mem lor seiiieuiein 10 JOHN II. HARTMAN, 3742 North Carlisle St, Philadelphia. BERTHA S. H. MADEIRA, Reading.

R. F. D. No. 2, EMMA M.

DRY, Stouchsburg, Executors. C. H. Ruhl, Attorney. ORDINANCE DRAFT OF PROPOSED LOAN ORDI NANCEI hereby certify the following to be a draft of a proposed Ordinance Introduced at a stated meeting of the Council of the Citv of Readine on March 1st and the said proposed Ordinance will do caned Deiore said Council for final consideration at a stated meeting to be held April 5th, 1916.

at 10 A. M. UriAKLES MARKS, Citv Clerk. AN ORDINANCE To Increase the Indebted ness of the City of Reading to the extent of dne hundred and fifty thousand dollars tor the purpose of paving and improving the streets and highways in the City of Reading; the establishment of a Municipal Hospital, and the motorizing of the fire apparatus of the Department of Fire, and to provide for the assessment, levy and collection of a tax to pay the Interest, and to create a sinking fund for the payment of the rincipal within fif teen (16) years. Section 1.

Be it ordained by the Council of tne cuy cr rteaaing: mat tne debt of the City of Reading be and hereby is Increased to tne extent oi one nuniired and fifty thousand dollars for the following rurnoses to wit: One hundred and five thousand dollars $106.000.00 thereof for the purpose of paving and improving the streets and highways In the City of Reading; twenty five thousand dollars (S25.OO0.00) thereof for the purpose of es tablishing a Municipal Hospital: twentv thousand dollars thereof for the purpose of motorizing the fire apparatus of the Fire Department. Section 2. That said Increase in debt shall be secured by an Issue of five hundred and forty (540) coupon bonds, which may be registered in the name of the owner on cooks Kept oy tne city controller, of the denominations as follows: Three hundred of said bonds of the denomination of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each, and two hundred and forty of said bonds of the denomination of five hundred dollars (XoOO UO) each, to be aatea the first day of July A. D. 1916, and shall be free of all taxes which may be levied on said bonds or upon the indebtedness secured thereby, UIKIBI 1W1 VI IIIO Ul Pennsylvania, now or hereafter to be nass ed, which the City of Readi.ig agrees to pay; Provided, however.

That the interest thereon, together with taxes shall never ex Section S. The said bonds shall bear Interest ceed 6 per centum per annum, rate of four (4) Per centum per annum, navable semi annually on the first The said bonds shall be payable as follows: 00 upon July 1, 1921; IX) upon juiy 1, ivmi 00 upon July 1. 1931. And for the purpose of creating a sinking fund ror the payment or said bonds ana the Interest thereon as the same shall become due, there shall be and there hereby Is annually levied and assessed, upon the assessed valuation of the taxable nrooertv in said city, a tax sufficient In amount to RWteen thmwanH Hniinr. (xia ono rxri Hiipinv produced the following sums: the vear Sixteen thousand dollars ($16,000.00) during the year 191S.

SliMn Ihnuund llnllar. ftnniVH Anrlnr tne year jyi. Sixteen thousand dollars ($16,000.00) during tb vis 1r ir ft" r' ORDINANCE Fifteen thousand dollars 015,000.00) during the year 1921. Fourteen thousand dollars ($14,000.00) during the year 1922 Fourteen thousand dollars 314.000.00) during the year 1923. Fourteen thousand dollars W4.000.00) during the year 1924.

Fourteen thousand dollars ($14,000.00) during the year 1928. Thirteen thousand dollars ($13,000.00) during the year 1926 Twelve thousand dollars ($12,090.00) during the year 1927. Twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00) during te year 1928. Twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00) during the year 1929. Twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00) during the year 1930.

Eleven thousand dollars (J1L000.00) during the year 1931. Three thousand dollars ($3,000.00) having ueen appropriated oy said city of Reading by an appropriation ordinance presented to i.ie council or said city March 1st, 1916. for the payment of the semi annual Inter est to become due on said bonds January 1st 1917. And if such sums shall prove Insufficient for Bsia purposes, an additional sum shall be ana is hereby so lerled and assessed sufficient to pay the Interest and also the Principal thereof as the same shall ma ture; Provided, however. That the Interest mereon, together with the taxes, shall nev er exceed six 6 per centum per annum.

Section 4. That the Superintendent of the Department of Accounts and Finance and the City Controller of the City of Reading shall be and hereby are authorized and airectea to nave bonds prepared in accordance with the provisions herein set forth. and to have the same executed in the name ot tne City of Heading by Its Mayor, attested by its City Clerk, and the seal of the City of Reading affixed thereto, and the Interest coupons annexed to said bonds to be authenticated by the fac slmtle signature of its City Treasurer and Its City Clerk, and to sell raid bonds under such terms as the said Superintendent of the Department of Accounts and Finance may deem proper, but at not less than the par or race value tnereor; provided, nowever, That such sale or sates of bonds be rati fied and approved by the Council of the city or Heading. Section 5. That the follawin form of bond is nerapy approved, and the superintendent oi tne department or Accounts and Finance be directed to have said bonds prepared substantially In accordance there wim' i No UNITED STATES OFAMERICA STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA (State Coat of Arms) CITY OF READING MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT BONDS SERIFS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS, That the City of Reading.

In the Lommonwea irn enn.vivnnia mnnici pal corporation duly organized and exist ing unaer and in pursuance of the laws or tne tate of Pennsylvania, acknowledges Itself to te Indebted and promises to pay to the bearer, or. If this bond be registered as hereinafter provided then to the registered owner thereof, the sum of nonars lawful money of the United States of America, at the office of the City Treasurer of the City ot rtcaoing, in tne state or Pennsylvania, on July 1st, 19.., with interest thereon from and after the date hereof at the rate of four (4) per centum per annum, clear of an taxes wnicn may tx levied on said bond or upon the indebtedness secured thereby, under any laws of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, now or hereafter to be passed, which the City of Reading nereDy agrees to pay, payable at tne same place, on the first days of July and January cf each year on presentation, of the proper coupon therefor; Provided, however, That said taxes with the interest on the bond shall never exceed six (6) per centum per annum. This bond shall pass by delivery unless registered in tne name or me owner upon books kept by the City Controller of said city, which registration shall be endorsed by said Controller upon this bond. After such registration, no transfer of this bond shall be valid unless made on said books by the registered owner, or his duty authorized attorney, and similarly endorsed; but this bond may be discharged from registration by being so transferred to bearer, after which transferability by delivery shall be restored, and thereafter the said bond shall continue subject to successive registration and transfer to bearer as above. No such registration shall, however, affect' the negotiability of tne coupons nereto attacned, wnicn shall continue to be transferable bv delivery not withstanding any registration of this Dona, ana said coupons snail he payable at maturity upon presentation thereof; and the principal of said bonds at maturity shall be paid to the registered owner, or his, her.

Its or their duly authorized agent or attorney upon the surrender hereof, or me oearer upon presentation nereof if the same shall not have been registered. This bond is one of a series of five hundred ana torty (n)) bonds, numbered from one to five hundred and forty (840) inclusive, of denominations as follows: Bonds num Lered one (1) to three hundred (300) inclusive of the denomination of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each, bonds numbered three hundred and one (9)1) to five hundred and forty (540) Inclusive of the denomination of five hundred dollars ($500.00) each, of like tenor, date and effect except as to maturity. Issued under the authority of the laws of the Commonwealth Pennsylvania pursuant to an ordinance Introduced in the Council of the said City of Reading 1916, known as Council bill No. passed by the Council of the City of Reading and signed by the Mayor inereoi. It is hereby certified and recited, that all acta, conditions and things required to be done Drec.dent to and in the Issuing of this bond have happened, been done and performed in regular and due form as required by law, and that the total Indebtedness of the City of Reading, including this bend, does not exceed the statutory and ccnstitLuonai umii.

In testimony whereof, The City of Reading nas causea mis nona to ne signed by Its Mayor and City Clerk, with the corporate seal hereto affixed, and the interest coupons hereto affixed to be authenticated by fnc simile signature of the Treasurer and City Clerk this iirst day. or July, 1916. By Mayor. Attest: City Clerk. (Form of Coupon) COUPON MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT BOKDS SERIES The City Reading, State of Pennsylvania.

ror value recejvea, will pay to the bearer on the day of 19 dollars at the office ot the City Treasurer of the City of Reading, being six months' Interest due that day on Its bond numbered dated July 1, 1916. City Clerk. City Treasurer. Date of Regis Name of Reg City Controller tratton lstered owner I I Section 6. It is expressly directed and un derstood, mat the total proceeds of the sale ot the said bonds of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars (XlriO.000.00) shall be applied as follows: One hundred and five thousand dollars ($105,000.00) thereof for the purpose of paving and improving the streets and highways in the City of Reading; twenty five thousand dollars J25.fiOO.Oli) thereof for tne purpose ot es tablishing a Municipal Hospital: twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00) thereof for the purpose of motorizing the fire apparatus of the Fire Department.

1 Section 7. That the City of Reading Issue five hundred and forty (mu coupon bonds be denominated Municipal development Bonds, Series to be numbered from one (1) to five hundred and forty (540) inclusive: three hundred of satd bends numbered one (1) to three hundred ano inclusive shall be In the denom (nation of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each: and two hundred and forty (340) of said bonds numbered from three hundred and one (301) to five hundred and forty (540) inclusive snail ne in ine denomination of five hundred dollars ($50000) each; which bonds shall pass upon delivery un less registered in the name of the owners upon books kept by the City Controller of said city, wnicn registration snail ne endorsed bv sail Controller upon the bonds. After such registration, no transfer of bonds shall be valid unless made on said books by the registered owner, or his duly authorized attorney, and similarly endorsed; but such bonds may be discharged from registration by being so transferred to bearer, after which transferability by delivery shall be restored, and thereafter the said bonds shall continue subject to successive registration and transfer to bearer as above. 1 No such registration shall, however, affect the negotiability of the coupons thereto attached, which coupons shall continue to be transferable by delivery notwithstanding any registration of the bond, and said coupons shall be payable at maturity upon presentation thereof: and the principal of said bonds at maturity shall be paid to the registered owner, or his, her, its or their duly au thortzed agent or attorney upon the sur render thereof, or to tne nearer upon presentation there of it the same shall not have been registered. That bonds numbered one (1) to three hun dred and rorty (340) inclusive, amounting to fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) shall mature and be paid off July 1st, 1921: bonds numbered three hundred and forty one (311) four hundred and torty (440) A.

ORDINANCE. inclusive, amounting to fifty thousand dollars ($60,090.00) shall mature and be paid off July 1st, )92o; bonds numbered four hundred and forty one (441) to five hundred and forty (540) Inclusive, amounting, to fifty thousand dollars $30,000.00) shall mature and be paid oft July 1st, 1931. Section 8. That the tax herein provided shall be collected by the proper officers and shall be considered and used as the atne shall mature; and shall not be used for any other purpose until all of said bonds, with accrued Interest thereon, shall have been fully paid and discharged. Section 9 That the said funds so collected on account of said tax shall be and the same hereby are appropriated for the payment of the Interest on said bonded debt so to be created, and for the creation of a sinking fund for the payment ot said bonds as the same shall mature.

Section 10. That the City Treasurer or other proper orricers or the city are hereby directed to collect said tax in accordance with the law and customs In such case made and provided. Section 1L That If the said tax so levied shall not be collected in each year for the payment of said Interest on said bonds, and the principal thereof as the same shall mature, and as In said bonds and this ordinance provided, then there be and there hereby Is appropriated out of any funds in the hands of the City Treasurer a sufficient amount to pay the Interest on said bonds, or the balance of said Interest, and the sinking fund, or the balance of said sinking fund, as may be found necessary. Section 12. That the full faith and credit of all the taxable property within the limits of the city are and shall continue pledged to the payment of the principal and Interest ot said bonds.

Section 13. That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed, so far as the same affects this ordinance. DEATHS HINNERSHITZ In this city, on the 23d OLIVER son of Mary A. and the late Oliver Hinnershitz, aged 41 years, 8 months and 27 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, jro the funeral apartment of F.

F. Seldel, North Fifth street, Tuesday afternoon clck Interment in Spies' cemetery. MILLER In Bernville, on the 25th EPHRAIM MILLER aged 79 years, 3 months and 10 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without fnptw hmi from his late residence Thursday, March, 30, at 10 a. m.

at the bouse. Services in St. Thomas Union Church, Bernville. Interment in adjoining cemetery. t.t.iiii.iNutrjK tnis city, on the 25th JOHN B.

RENNINGER, aged 74 years. Relatives And frianrf, xr mJA. Excellslor A. Chapter. No.

237; Reading Commandery, No. 42, YJgllBnce Lodge. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his late residenoe, 825 North Fourth street. Thursday at 2 p. m.

Services at the house. Interment in Charles Evans cemetery. NIETHAMMER In this city, on the 25th ii.oi., r.icrt a. xmijsthammer, aged 45 years, 4 months and 25 days. Relatives and friend, slu, Birdsboro Nest.

No. llfl. of Orioles; Rainbow Fire Company; Firemen's Relief Association and Volunteer Fire men Association are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his late residence. 1718 Cotton street Thuv at 2 m. Services at the house.

Interment in Aulenhach's cemetery. FISHER In Sinking Spring, on the 24th junn son of wm. B. and Amanda S. (nee Leid) Fisher, aged 31 years and 6 months.

Relatives and friends are Invltoil to ot. tend the funeral, without further notice. from his late residence, on Wheatfleld Farm, between Fritztown anil Thursday at 9.30 a. m. at the house, to proceed to Lutheran Church, Gouglersville, where further services will be held.

Interment In Wyomissing cemetery, Gouglers BAKER In West Reading, on the 27th 1 wire or Michael M. Baker, aged 61 years, 2 months and 1 day. Relatives and friends are Invited to at tend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence. 237 Chestnut atroof West Reading. Thursday at 2 p.

m. at the house. Services in Bethany Lutheran Church, West Reading. Interment private in Charles Evans cemetery. HA MM In Bern Station, on the 2flth 17 TI7 1 Tl rv Ti.

1 1 imt 1 1 43, nAxviivi, ageu 08 years, 2 months and 4 days. Relatives and friends are Invited in m. tend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of her son ln Iaw, Harry M. Heckman, of Bern, on Thursday March. 30.

at 9 a. m. at the house. Ki i Reformed Church, Hamburg. Interment in St.

John's cemetery, Hamburg. Teams will be at the house to convey friends to and from the church. GA1TKER In Richmond, on the 24th nuaiAii uAuncn, agea id years, 3 months and 4 days. Relatives and friends are Invited in at tend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence Of John Keller, on Wednesday, March 29. Services at 9.30 at the house.

Further services in St. Paul's Church, Fleetwoodd. Interment In cemetery adjoining. Teams will meet 8 and 9 o'clock iiTjuey ui nuiei leeiwooo. 1 ROHRBACH In Pike township, on the 24th 1YAUTHK M.

kuhkbach, son of Greely F. and Kate (nee Meek), Rohr bach, aged 6 years, 11 months and 18 days. Relatives and friends! re invited to at tend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of his parents, in Pike township, three miles northeast of Pike vllle, on Thursday, March 30, at 9.30 a. m. at the house.

Services In Hill Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Teams will meet trolley cars at Pleasantville that leave Reading and Boyertown at T.30 a. m. BERGER In Perry township, on the 24th ALr'KED B.

BERGER, aged 54 years, 3 months and 12 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to at tend the funeral, without further notice. from his late residence. In Perry township, on Wednesday. March 29, at 9 a.

m. at the house. Services and intermetn at St. Michael's Church. Teams will meet all early P.

R. trains at Bern, Pa. MEGERLY In Boyertown, on the 24th CHAS. o. MEUBRM, aged 61 years, 7 months and 10 days.

Relatives and friends, also members of Keystone Fire Company are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice. from bis late residence. North Washington street near Fourth, Tuesday, March 28, at 10.30 a. m. Services at the house.

Inter ment In Union cemetery, Boyertown. MILLER In this city, on the 25th Inst, john DAVID miller, aged 87 years, 5 months and 12 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to at tend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of his son, Wm. S. Miller, 1231 Green street, on Wednesday at 2 p.

m. Services afthe house. Interment In German Lutheran cemetery. MOLL In Molltown. on the 23d MA RIA, wife of Lewis Moll, aged 60 years, 4 months and 16 days.

Relatives and friends are invited to at tend the funeral services without further notice, from her late residence, In Moll town, on Tuesday at 9.30 a. m. at the house. Further services in St. Peter's Church.

In terment In cemetery adjoining. Teams will meet 7. so train at Bvansvine. MOCK In Weavertown, Berks county, on tne 34tn maky widow of Jacob Mock, aged 82 years, 8 months and 18 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence.

In Weavertown. on Tuesday. March 28, at 10.30 a m. Short services at the house and further services in Amltyville Lutheran Church. Tnterment in adjoining cemetery.

Teams will meet morning trains at Douglassville. SP ANGLER In this city, on the 24th ELLEN, widow of Jonathan L. Spangler, aged 86 years. 2 months and 13 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence, 549 North Eleventh street, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment at Haiti's Church Wednesday morning. SCHELL In North Heidelberg township, on the 23d SARAH ANN (nee Mounts), widow of Isaac Sohell, aged 70 years, 2 months and 15 days. Usual notice, from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. William Lutz, near Cross Keys, in North Heidelberg township, on Tuesday.

March 28. at 0.30. Teams will meet trolleys at Hater's Hotel, at Worn elsdorf, not later than 8 a. m. Services at Christ (Little Tulpehocken) Church.

Interment In cemetery adjoining. APPEAIj entered. In the suit of Henry A. Miller, of against William K. Leaman, of this city, the defendant entered an appeal from' the Judgment of Alderman Millmore, who awarded the plaintiff $85 alleged to be due for putting down a flooring.

FIRE ALiARM TESTS. Fire alarm boxes Nos. 57, 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65 will be tested by Philip Weller, fire alarm superintendent, this week. Th threatened strike of the Llvarnoni carters has been averted..