Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 12

CKJtJMJ ised, debilitated ty experience as a Uist enables nie to many yises pro Consultation free. EV, 2nd floor Ui'is nn Reading. SNOW THAT WE A WHOLESALE WELRY DEPART IN FUJOR OF Sfi COURT ST. 5CHLECHTER. WFG.

JEWELER. 'ANTED if EXT XCE GIP.LS Sewing Ma les rting Itoom. Tack BOYS Cutting Room. 16 vears of ape or Profitable Work. lO.

702 722 N. Sth St. sic 11 morning and even pecial plan. This is mlty for hustlers to ik for Mr. Raker, i Telegram Neivs for clerical posl writer, quick and s.

Give full partic If In first letter and to start. Address News Times 5ME wanted at jilitv an exceptional liting them. Apply mler. 643 Penn St. positions qualified men.

$120 Association, care Information; pears, tapers, pnl ioctmal equivalents. ON THOMAS, Sta O. the best premium ssortments on the lommlssion. Refer letter. Chas C.

Mich. COLLECTOR AND JOLiriTOR WITH 1ANCE. HON" EST TO WORK. PAYS i OPPORTUNITY ONE. MUST FUR FFERENOE ALSO TE NTfBER.

AP CES OFFICE, BOX ted. from 14 to 16 special work that vith school or other wages paid to young loter ani? possessing od. Call at once for business office Tlv Tiroes. Asit for Mr. MEN for position tsmnn.

Every ad Teen placed. Course in a short time. Apply at once for Kovtone Tnstl ist 35 N. resstir holler anted at onoe Give 3ox iptS. rare mlctirist, exper Apply at the in 2d floor.

or clerical posl writor, quick and Give full partlou In first letter and to start. Address i News Tlmos. entatives wanted. en of good appear Ine newspaper pro salary for those results. Apply In Xews Tlmes.

i. VVnted sell fastoet selling les: largo demand; npetition. Call to WANTED on at any kind of 'master, 327 Spring i take charge of a or bungalow during to Harry Confel 1 avenue. position as elevator tenman. Can give hn H.

Faust, 230 N. inle 'V years old would waning by the day. or moving picture So. nth street. with a boy of five Jon housekeeper ply 225 N.

loth St. FURNITURE cash prices for sec e. sfovr a ntl car 410 S. 7th St. Con.

upon selling your move and carpet. Fisher, SS N. 3rd St. vcs. carpels and Koll top desk for S.

GUi. Con. ecu paid for furni MS, stoves, carpet, Irs, chairs, cribs, S. T. Gallagher, a stove.

All kinds riiiture boui 'ht and an, 1B9 S. btli. Con. DS Want to buy mo. stoves and car paid.

Few ranges Scorge, Greenly, Con. Phone, 969 M. fUK 5ALL. linins a large sum, CEDAR Christmas Tress. JEREMIAH eier hone Company, oiav Pa to Miss jsara Kay, on Penn between ward if returned to Office.

INALS sKKRS for blood, oneys and bowels. X. 6th St. WAilOXI) BAKGAIXS Party needing money badly ras left with us on sale foliating diamonds: 1 solitaire In ring setting, stone weighs nearly carat, solitaire ring, carat and one fourth, beautiful white stone, silitaire, pure white showy stone, J150.00. Belcher Ring, elegant big stone JooO.

All genuine bargains worth more monev. (all and see them. A. Schlechier S3 Court St. FEEDING AND BAKER'S MOLASSES always in stock.

Full line of supplied for bakers and horsemen. F. S. Wertz Son. 319 Franklin street.

KINDLING WOOD, $1 LOAD Wood for open firenlaee: also cord wood. Mt. Penn Ice 341 Pearl. Con. Tel.

LITTLE GIANT lift and force pump, to oien waste nioes V. to 4 batn tubs, sinks, toilets and drain pipes; guaranteed or money back. D. R. Gehret, 1547 Cotton street.

Cons 1146 F. OATS Just received 2 carloads at special prices, also full line of horse and poultry teens. All oraers aeuvcreu. Fisher. 24 Btittonwood.

Con. 4M A. ORGANS 5o second hand organs, In parlor, chnpel and piano case. WITTH'K, 116 South 6th street. THE Royal Washer is always reliable Cash and Creu t.

Gen W. uooscnan known as Christman's, 347 Penn Cons. phone. 5S 2. I PRIVATE 1 CHRISTMAS CARDS Exceptionally large and fine selection i of samples i NOW READY.

ORDER EARLY. I webkr's drug store, 34S Penn Street. COLLECTIONS MR. BUSINESS MAN! SEND IN YOl'R ORDER FOR OUR LATEST LIST OF BAD PAYERS AND UNDESIRABLE CUSTOMERS. NO GUESSING, ACTUAL FACTS, 2,000 NAMES.

REPORTS FURNISHED. THE BERKSHIRE CREDIT OFFICE, WANNER REED AND COURT ST3. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. City AMITY ST. ONLY 6 LEFT OUT OF A ROW OF 16.

1 FINE CORNER HOUSE AND 5 OTHERS. LIVING ROOMS 14x23 FEET. WITH LARGE OPFV FIREPLACE. MOST MODERN HOU9FS IN THE CITY AT THE PRICE. SEE THEM AND SATISFY YOURSELF.

ON AMITY STREET, NEAR CENTRE AVENUE. CALL AND SEEE. LEINBACH. MENOEL G24 WASHINGTON STREET. BEAUTIFUL, modern, newly built, papered home, W.

Windsor St. Nine rooms, gas, fire place. Will be sold at a sacrifice on rental terme. Apply Felix O'Reilly. 140 N.

9th St. WINDSOR 10 Very cheap house to quirk burer. In the best or condition. See me at once. N.

E. XYCE, 700 A Colonial Trust Bldg. BINGAMaN 527 rooms, all conveniences $3,000: North Wyomisstng, 7 rooms, nli conveniences, J2.300: 7th South. 4i9, three storv brick, $3,000: 10th North. 1041A, three story brick, $3,150.

McDEKMOTT. 30 North 6th Both Phones. HOUSES FOR SALE In all sections of the city, will net the purchaser from 6 to per cent New homes on easy terms. Apply 4 to 5 p. m.

or 7 to p. m. W. O. MILLER, 610 Washington street.

INVESTMENT houses that will net per cent. Houses on easy payment plan. Suburban home, with acre riot: one fare. NEATOCK 36 N. 6th St.

Open Wednesday and Satur day evenings. MINERAL SPRING ROAD. 1556 LOT 16x172. ALL CONVENIENCES. PORCH FRONT AND ROOM ON REAR OF YARD FOR GARAGE.

PRICE AND TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER. RIESER REALTY 616 WASHINGTON ST. SPECIAL BARGAINS 1124 N. 10th St, lot 15x100, 7 rooms and attic: must be Hold to close up affairs. 539 N.

8th lot 20x140; house In first class con dition; all Improvements; give us an offer on this; we want to sell It. 1608 N. 9th good house; will sell It cheap to quick buyer, and several good, cheap Investment houses. We also have some money to loan on first mortgage. J.

C. Anderson, 35 N. 6th St. Open erenlngs. UNION between 10th and 11th 9 left out of 17: 8 rooms and bath: all modern Improvements; Dutch parlor, front and rear porches, 2 toilets, cement walks.

Kemmeror ft Zehman, 27 N. 6th street. 7 NEW HOUSES The beautiful stone front new houses on Douglass east of Schuylkill avenue, are being sold at reasonable prices and on terms same as rent Apply to Samuel N. Potte.lger. 38 N.

6th St. 12TH 1200, 1426 Spruce 12 N. 11th 522 Washington St. 443 Buttonwood 303 N. 10th 944 Elm Schuylkill avenue.

I arge factory building on Cedar street, near Elm. Geo. A. Heekman, 532 Washington street. $100.00 REBATE To quick buyer for those well built np to aate nomcs on ikmkk avenue beyond Amity.

Also other properties In different locations. Pay same as rent. See H. C. Long the Builder, 15t Centre Ave.

Both Phones. FOR SALE NEW HOU.SES IN THE CITY AND WEST READING. PRICES: 11,700 to $3,800 TERMS TO SUIT APPLY WILLIAM FISHER, 541 COURT STREET. FOR SALE WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF STH A PENN AND FRANKLIN ST. STATION, TH.SSE FINE UP TO DATE HOMES ARE LOCATED.

ALL CONVENIENCES. EASY TERMS. Open evenings. For further information, W.PA. SHARP.

12AS Eokert Avenue, or H. J. HERB, SIS Chestnut Street. FOR SALE 1P71 PENN STREET, THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. CONTAINING ALL IMPROVEMENTS.

LOT JSxy0. APPLY NOLAN AGENCY, 6TH AND WASHINGTON STREETS. BARGAINS NO. CARPENTER ST. NO.

741 NORTH ELEVENTH ST. NO. 112 NORTH ELEVENTH ST. NO. 414 MOSS ST.

NO. 1124 NORTH TENTH lflO Al'RH FARM ALONG PIKE. LUPPOLD WHITMAN, f.3S COURT STREET. Suliiirli.iii FRANKLIN WEST READING A few more left of those up to date twin hou. rs, 9 rooms, latest Improvements, opposite tne new School Building, six squares from Penn St.

Open tor inspection. Price reasonable Terms to suit purchaser. Apply O. D. Wagner, 21s W.

Greenv ich St. GKuliSK Wyomlsslng 43,750 will buy one of the most complete homes around Reodlng. Come and see them. Jylin K. Faust Son, 139 West Greenwich street.

HILL CREST West of Wyomissing new houses, 6 rooms, bath, attic and cement cellar; all modern improvements, on easy terms. Apply Carl Boas, 1536 Miiiernl Spring Road, or on property. Bell. 378 J. ROAD, 210S; all improvements; in Eood condition; good tenant, or immediate possession If desired, Apply CHARLES R.

WERNER, 518 Washington Street. KILAL LS1AIC. fCJI OAlC Suburban. THREE FOURTHS ACRES ground. 6 roomed frame house, blacksmith shop, paint shop, wagon shed and poultry house, on main road about 6 miles from Reading.

Buildings like new. Four or five blocks from trolley. A real bargain. D. B.

Blankenbiller, West Reading. MT. PENN The most splendidly located home In Mt. Penn, overlooking the beautiful St. Lawrence Valley, will be sacrificed to a quick buyer.

For prices and terms apply C. H. WIEAND. 12 Court street. Farms.

FARM, located 2 miles west of Auburn; 12(j acres; never failing water; fine location for fish dam, summer home. Apply Chas Reinhart, R. Auburn. Pa. FOR SALE Farms almost given away.

14 acre farm $1,260 14 acre farm $1,350 45 acre farm Jl.tfoO 63 acre farm $1,650 Two fine houses for sale or exchange, for $1,100 each, with side lot: a big Dargain. yocum. 40 X. 6th St HOUSES and farms in Berks and Lan caster Co. Beautiful houses in Sntl Ilngton cheap.

If you are looking for a farm or house or lots at Speedway I'arK It will drv von to call on Geo. E. Shupp, Real" Estate Agent, corner froaa and Sterley, Shilllngton, Pa. $5,00 PROFIT ANNUALLY on an in vestment of $11,000.00. A fine farm or 170 acres, including good hotel and a stone quarry rrom which annually 45,000 bus.

of lime are sold (all taken away by the farmers). Spring, run ning water, ru and buildings an In fine condition. A very desirable lo cation in the Lebanon valley, only $4,000.00 cash required. Apply to W. M.

LEINBACH SOX. 624 Washington street. FOR RENT FINE new up to date apartment, four large rooms and bath, front porches, good location. Apply S24 X. Front at Rell 1672 Y.

NICELY furnished rooms: use of phone; nome ccmrorts. rs xth St. Houses. FOR RENT House. Penn Avenue, Wy omisslng: conveniences.

Rent $12. Apply. $10 Douglass street. 6TH 112 small factory building rear 844 Penn St. FerKiomen 1974.

$23; Penna. Trust Real ERtate Dept. 20TH 42 New house for rent or tor sale, corner, 9 rooms and batn; all improvements. Apply Ferguson 300 Colonial Trust Bldg. 17 Sth.

South, 416 $18.00 5th St. South, 335 $28.00 5th St. North. 1165 $20.00 Perltlomen 1801 $15.00 Windsor Sr. West.

139 $26.00 Penn St. 641, 2nd floor (large rooms). $14.50. McGOWAN AGENCY, 610 Washington St. Farms.

90 ACRE FARM, 4 miles south of Reading; possession April 1st next. Apply Chas. R. Werner. Agent, 51S Washington Street.

TAILORS GEO. A. FICK, Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing, 6th and Walnut Sts. Branches at 210 N. Uth St.

and Walnuttown. Pa. HAVE YOUR CLOTHES TAKEN CARE OF BY JOHN A. RETDEL, CUSTOM TAITOR, STH WASHINGTON STS. LAST YEAR'S COAT can be made to look like new this winter, If you have it cleaned, pretsed and repaired.

R. Angstadt, 7 X. 3d street. YOU CAN'T HELP but find out that the way we clean, press and repair garments of all kinds will more than meet our every expectation. Just try us once.

Then decide for yourself. Reading Cleaning. Pressing Tailoring 110 N. 6th. Bell Phone 803 B.

Cleaning and Dyeing. CLEANERS and Dyers of quality, "The Star," 21 North Sixth. Phones. UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING It Is never any trouble for us to quote prices and make estimates for you If you are thinking of having some upholstering done, send for us. L.

Goldblatt, 1001 Penn street. Open evenings. Fiimltnr CABINETMAKINO. repairii.g furniture. upholstering, reftnlshlng and furniture packing; new furniture made to order cheap as the ready msde.

H. B. Bender, 7th and Penn West Reading. REPAIRING AND FINISHING of furniture a tpecialty. Packing of furniture for out of town shipments carefully done.

F. R. Schroeder, 30 8. 4th St. Phones, P.ell 2769; Cons.

364 B. Old Carpet. NEW RUGS made from your wornout carpets. Send card or phone and our representative will call with samples in city or county. Reading Rug Works, 432 412 Washington street.

Bell Phone, 516 B. Cons Phone, 276 3. FAMILY SUPPLIES A. N. ADAMS, dealer in fresh and smoked meats.

Orders Both nones. 14th and Muhlenberg streets. NOTHING is more helpful than good, pure beverages. We deliver promptly all of the beers brewed In Reading as well as Youengling's Pottsville porter and every Kind or carbonated drinks. We take prido In a family trade and will appreciate yours.

EXCELSIOR BOTTLING 37 39 Maple St. Both Phones. Coal. CANNEL COAL ENGLISH QUALITY FOR OPEN FIRES. AMMON 6P0 NORTH STH ST.

BOTH PHONES. Groceries. Our very best Coffee, 20o. New Prunes, 10 12 loc. Fudge Candy, 10c lb.

New Apricots, IPic lb. Evaporaled Milk. 4 to 8c can New Bears, Pc )b. New Kidney Beans, 10c lb. Canned Peas.

8c. Gold Medal Rolled Oats, 8c pkg. selected ggs. ooc. Best Queen Olives, 30c.

qt. Tomatoes, 7 and 10c can. Lima Beans, 10c can. Corn, 8 and 10c can. Heinz Baked Beans, 13c.

Heinz Caisup, i3c. New Currants, UHc Seeded Raisins, 10c. Both Phones. E. B.

BOYER, Grocer. 963 North 11th St. and Buttonwood Market. Re.xall Remedies. REX ALL CORN SOLVENT.

A local application for painting on corns and callouses, containing the most effective remedies for removing the thickened tissues. Price lot: and 2oc. American Medicine Rexall Store, 710 Penn street. Wines and laquors. DRINK Dictator Rye Whiskey for medical purposes.

It cannot be excelled. Try our Lemonado at 10c per bottle for your hot lemonade for the winter's cold. W. D. Jesberg, 1002 loth Reading, Pa.

THE BUST Gin, Brandies, Whiskies, Wines, Cordials for the holidays, Kaier's Special Beer $1 per case: Porter and Ale. fit'c per case. Prompt delivery. Samuel Becker, 401 S. 9th St.

Bell, 221 R. 537 cui urr uuininu CLOTHING Highest prices paid for cast off mens clothing and shoes. Cons. Phone, S43 R2. M.

Ruben, 52 S. 7th street. HIGHEST PRICES paid for Men's Cast off clothing and shoes. S. Yaffe.

641 Schuylkill Avenue. Cons. Phot.e. 250 2. Bell Phone, 513 R.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS LET THE KEYSTONE TRANSFER Co. do your Bell phone, 2605; 27 A. 211 Poplar St. J. Howard READING WASTE PAPER M.

Aibrighi, dealer In waste paper anj an kinds of junk. Hignesi raan prices paid. Country trade solicited. ii ashmgton street. THE LEOXAHD KXCHANGE, 30 North 6th Reading.

handles all kinds of insurance, real estate, bonds and stocks. Let them show you how quickly they can dispense of nai you hold. Bowline; and Billiards THE SUBWAY Bowling and Billiard Parlors II Brunswick tables. 4 Brunswick alleys. Everything new and up to date.

Most sanitary and finest in the city. Cole W. Watson, northeast corner 6th and Penn streets. Bulbs and Seeds A. W.

MASSKR. 10 and 12 S. 9th 6t Few more Bulbs left. Close out to make room for Xmas Goods. Flower Pots, Rulb Pans, all sizes; Humus, a good lawn fertilizer.

10 lbs. $1 per bag. Cocoanut Fibre for planting Bulbs. On mora ami Supply's WE SUPPLY CAMERA NEEDS, devo tees of the camera will una every want Rtmnlied here. Grlm's Photo Shop, Windsor and Welser Sts.

Carpet Cleaning CARPET CLEANING at Berks Works means cleanliness. worn cauea iu ol rf.Uvcoit Phnn. Rell 6S7 COnS. Phone. 33S 2.

Berks Carpet Cleaning Rear 213 Reed street. Chiropodist M. E. BOAS Is qualified to properiy rtlarnnse foot a lments. a.

m. Reg. Chiropodist, 658 Penn St. Bell Phone. 1S57 Medicine ARRESTED Colds are robbing us.

Have that cold In head arrwien once bv using Mentho Pinol. For sale at Kamford Kemp's and all druggists. GREEN Carbolic Acid Salve is guaran teed the beat salve tor an imn sores, bad bums or Itching, manufactured bv S. O. Barrell, 66o Perry St.

Price, 25c HAVE YOU SICKNESS In your fam ily? If so vou want tne pesi iraM clan and you also want the best medicines. Hove the prescriptions filled at the place where they will be prepared bv experienced, licensed clerks from the freshest stock of pure drugs. Randenbush, 79 N. th St. Both Phones.

INDIAN HERBS cures rheumatism. purifies tbe blood, regulates tne or money refunded. doses $1.00. American Herb 624 huylklll Ave. NOTICE Dont worry If you nae dropsv, liver and Kidney trounie.

suit Rlngler's German Remedy. He guarantees it to help and cure in every ct.se. Devon Apartments, 23 S. 4th St. THE EFFECTIVE quility of relieving sufferers from disorders of a down system with, HERB RENOVATOR TABLETS has proven a great success.

Investigate: it's to vour advantage. G. W. REMEDY 611 S. 15th St.

Sold at Raudenbush's Drug Store, 39 North Sixth street and other Drug Sores. WORLD'S CATARRH REMEDY, Ointment, AtomUers. Spray nd Blood Medicine. EOc each. Trial 10c.

KRLM 223 N. 6th street. MHier GOWNS MADE TO ORDER All kinds of sewing nt reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Carrie G.

Hook, 149 Penn street. Cons. Phone, 1193 1. Open evenings. Klevntors J.

G. SPEIDEL Reading Fa. Chain Blocks with two speeas. nignest ef ficiency. Overhead Tramway, ravel ing Crimes.

Electrician ANYTHING TO BE DONE electrically? We can do lt Rlgnt. Keystone Electric Contractors, 906 Penn St. Both Phones. Fur Kepnirlng BRING THC8E OLD FURS to Mrs. Fritz, 332 South Sth and see how stylish she can make them look for a small amount of money.

Cons, phone, 8fi B. DON'T WORRY OVER BUYING NEW Furs. Bring your ftir pieces and have them remodeled, and they will look like new. Cotzen Fur Shop, 118 So. 6th Reading.

Branch of 207 So. 9th Pa. Gold Polish DR. JACOB M. GARTMAN Gold Polishing Powder, Polish and Clean Gold Crowns, Bridge Work, Gold and Silver fillings In the mouth.

Will remove blank stains. Sold at department and drug stores. GunKn.iths; HAVE your guns reoalred now. We are runsmlths. Reading Gun and Lock 15 S.

7th street. Sharpening and Grinding of all kinds. Hair nml Moles Removed LAURA Y. HARTENSTINE, E34 Walnut St. Phone.

Con. 178 B. Superfluous Hair and Moles permanent lv destroyed by Electrolysis. llalrdrewdnir and Manicuring A SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE not only beautifies, bt.t healthifies. Skilled operators guarantee gratifying results.

Madame u. A. Annrews, cor. inn ana Franklin. Cons, v.to 1.

SUPERFLUOUS Hair Permanently and Safely Removed from all parts of the body without the slightest annoyance or the risk or injuring or irritating ttfe most delicate skin. My treatment destroys the hair follicles, impairing further growth. New method. No painful electric, needle: no uncertain or poisonous lotions usea. Electrical Face and Scalp Treatment Shampooing, Manicuring.

BEAUTY PARIXR, 641 Penn 2d Floor. Hotels and Restaurants WHERE to dine is no problem at all to those who nave once taken a meal here. Irystal Restaurant, W5 Penn St WHEN YOUR FAMILY is aay drop in here tor your meals, serve everything In the daintiest fashion Wet herhold Restaurant, St li Walnut. Investments. HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? You can get a fine 6 per cent, investment, with your principal and Interest secured by first class improved property.

No state tax to pay on it. WALTER M. TYSON, SI Berks Trust Building. Call or write for information and convincing proof. MONEY TO INVEST? Our inabili'y to get in touch with enough Investors to take care of the immense demand for loans coming to our office wilt give you an excellent opportunity to have your idle money securely Invested without loss of time or interest.

Geo. W. Auge Son. Open evenings. 122 N.

9tli street. Shoe Repairing. WE REPAIR YOUR SHOES with the burnt oak leather. We want to give you trial: Men and heels, sewed Soc Men's and heels, nailed 7tic Ladles' and heeis, sewed 60o Ladies' and heels, nailed ftOc Girl and bttys according to the size. Goodyear Shoe Repairing SoA South Fifth tH.

Insurance. A Forms of Auto Insurance "In One Policv." ESSTCTC RARR. Gen. Agents and Adjusters for the Old AETNA 539 COURT "STREET. Reading.

Pa. CYCLONES. Thev are nt tn hit Ft erics as Kan sas. I offer you the protection of storm insurance, in the world souna est companies. D.

F. Ancona, Baer Bldg. 20 YEARS' Insurance and $1,400 more than you pay in, sounds good, doesn'f it? Talk to NORTON Before it is too late and he'll tell you how to get it on a Royal Union Life Contract. 709 Baer Building. FOR SALE Several choice investment properties.

Mortgages. KE US MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGES AT 5. REASONABLE EXPENSES. GEO. W.

BILLMAN 52S COURT STREET. Osteopathy and Electricity. DK. WESLEY M. BARRETT OSVEv OPATHY and ELECTRICITY.

Suite 404 Colonial Trust Bldg. Office, a. m. to 9 p. m.

Bell Phone. 2747. Pianos. THE RICE WUEST COMPANY WILL MAKE A FIRST CLASS! FLAYER PIANO OF YOUR PRESENT PIANO. Call or Write R.

K. BTXLER SON, 301 Mcknight sr. Piano Tuning. TUXES PIANO OR PLAYER PIAXO. TWO DOLLARS.

R. H. SUNANDAY. Bell Phone, 1040 B. 1047 1 Picture Frames, Etc.

HAVE YOU A PICTURE that needs framing? Let me have it I will do this work nd do It well and the sort of frames which I use are those that wear well and always look good. Reinhard P.ieger, 50 N. 6th St. Oppo site the postofflce. Printing.

TELEGRAM PRINTING as good as th best. For years the product of our Job work has been before the eyes of the city leading critics. In almost every Instance our work has received favorable comment. Telesram Printing 6th Walnut Rugs and Carpets. ORIENTAL RUGS OF QUALITY.

A place where only authentic Oriental are handled and the "doctored brand' generally offered for sale is entirely eliminated. Domestic rugs made In any color or design, will be glad to nave you call. E. J. Halow.

45 N. 6th St. Sporting Goods. SPECIAL PRICES ON FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL AND UNIFORMS AT ALEX. KACKX S.

7ti5 PENN STREET. Wall Paper and Painting. PAINTING and Paper Hanging at low est prices. It will pay you to get estt mates from us. Reinhsrt Shilling, l.il7 Muhlei herg St.

1M7 Cotton St. DANCING ACADEMY GUXDRY'S DANCE AT MASONIC TEMPLE. THANKSGIVING NIGHT. RINGGOLD ORCHESTRA OF 10 MEN. AUTOMOBILES Acetylene Welding.

MODERN AND SCIENTIFIC WELD ing of Aluminum Cases, Pistons, ter Jackets, Cylinders Brass, Steel, Cast and Malleable Iron Castings. Acme Welding 44 Reed St; Bell 1453 B. Con. 240. M.

and 4 P. M. For Sale. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE at S28 Court A Winton Six, 1912 model at $400, fully equipped machine. Stude baker, 1910 model, good running, at $2oO.

One Indian Motorcycle fully equipped at $200. Call between 8 A. M. ONE Buick touring car for sale or exchange on building lots; one Reo touring car. one Maxwell runabout, one Ford touring car, 50.00.

All in first class woring order. Apply H. Schaeffer, 107 Lemon St. ONE FORD Touring, one 60 horse pow er Pullman, one 1914 Krit, one Buick roadster, Elmore and one Ijimbert. These cars will be sold at a sacrifice.

Oldsmohlle I03S Court street. ONE STUDERAKER Flanders, price, One Chalmers Touring Car will he sold for storage and repairs. Sohnader's Repair 238 Pearl St. Garages. IDEAL GARAGE Repairing of all kinds of cars.

Cars sold on commission. Oils and gas for sale. Charles Troelsch, 408 10 N. 9th (rear). Bell Tlicne.

Ijirnps and Radiators. AUTOMOBILE RADIATORS, Fenders. Tanks. Hoods and Tramps repaired bv experienced men only. Cost estimated and work guaranteed.

The Phils. Radiator and Fender Co. S40 Chestnut St. Con. .1140 1.

Repairing. AUTOMOBILES stored by the day or month at reasonable prices. Come in and see us if in need of any repairs, no matter what it is. we appreciate all favors. Subway Garage, 9th and Spring Sts.

Cons. Phone. AUTO REPAIRING of all kinds; elec tric and mechanical adjustment of all makes of cars We are fully equipped to no iirsi ciass worn at snort notice. Arcade Garage. 12S S.

10th street. GOING ANYWHERE? USE THE RED STAR AUTOS Any Part the Citv for 25c. 24 HOUR SERVICE. MAIN STATION, 128 S. 10th St.

Bell. 312 R. 1027 M. To Hire. FORD TOURING CAR, 1915, to hire.

$1.25 per hour. Bell phone 1787 Y. Arrangement for day or week. Wanted. WANTED TO BUY A11 kinds of auto mobiles and steamers, also old storage batteries.

Applv Oscar Bender, 222 P. 11 St. Cons. Phone. 459 M.

DRESSMAKING SCHOOL LEARN DRESSMAKING And you caa always wear five dresses at the price you pay for one. Day and evening clashes. Works' Dressmaking School, 641 Penn street. ft II IMUi Asa DON'T DELAY Now Is the time to have your furnace looked after and that leaky roof. Luther C.

Yeich, S3 N. Sth St. Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Con, 397 M. Bell, 267L HEATIXG AXD REPAIRING A.

B. SAUSSER ELM AXD REED STREETS BOTH PHONES. WE ASK YOU to look to your heating iant Derore cold weather sets In. us put it in first class condition Claude Witman, 131 Buttonwood St, Ken rnone. 1, STORAGE A.

S. REIFSNYDER Storage. Private Room, cheap and clean. Also secondhand furniture for eele, daily. Moss ana Buttonwood Sts.

Cons. Phone, 30 J. MONEY TO LOAN ANY AMOUNT LOANED For your needs today ac the new legal rate at these monthly payments: On 16, $2 per mo. plus STi int On 36, 3 per mo. plus 3 Int.

On 55, 5 per mo. plus 3 int. On 77, i 7 per mo. plus 3 int. On $100, $10 per mo.

plus 3 int. On $204, $17 per mo. plus 2 int. Other payments at the Same rate. The payments can be made to suit you, small or large.

We will pay off other companies ana give you a better prop osltion. Call and let us explain our terms and methods. LICENSED BY THE STATE. THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD I3AN COMPANY, Successors to HEADING LOAN GUARANTY 410 COIiONI. TRi'ST FOURTH FLOOR.

Phone, Bell 922 F. Office hours, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Satur days, 9 P. M. MONEY TO LOAN. Open your account with us and be sure or courteous, lonsiaerate service at an times. You can afford to borrow at our LOW LEGAL RATES.

YOU PAY US ONLY $2.00 monthly on $21.00. monthly on $31.00. J.w monthly on $41.00. $5.00 monthly on $51.00. Plus 8 Interest.

Other Amounts In Proportion. OUR EASY TERMS Make It easy to repay the loan. Other companies paid off and more money advanced, ttesare: come to the Amer ican and avoid future worry and re grets. Confidential Loans to Tidies. Licensed and Bonded.

AMERICAN IX) AN COMPANY, 634 PENN STREET. Over Bear's Comfort Shoe Store. Con. Phone, S17 B. Bell Phone, 1744.

open Monday and Saturday evenings, LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. In estate of Mary Maerz, late of Reading, Berks county, Pennsylvania deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of the above named decedent have been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate of the said decedent are requtsted to make payment, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same without delay to the undersigned executor. WILLIAM GOODMAN.

18 S. loth Reading, Executor. F. A. Marx, Attorney.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ap plication will be made to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania on November 10th. 1915, by Julius II. Cap Inn. Samuel Rosenberg and Hamuei Rudolph, under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyiva' nla, entitled "An Act to provide for the lncropratton and regulation of cer tain corporations," approved April 29th. 1S74.

and the supplements there to, for the charter of an intended corporation to be called "The Penn Rag and Metal the character and object of which is the buying, selling, trading or dealing in any kind of goods, rags, metals, junk. wares and merchandise at wholesale, and for these purposes to have, pos sess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of the sain Act or as semblv ami its supplements. W. K. SCI1AAK, Solicitor.

A DM 1 1STR ATOR'S NOTICE. In estate of Walter J. Cook, late of Reading, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of the above named decedent have been grant ed to the undersigned. All peraons indebted to the estate of the said decedent are requested to make payment, and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent, are requested to make known the same, without delay, to the undersigned administrator.

WILLIAM H. COOK. 1349 Perkiomen Avenue, Reading. Administrator. Joseph R.

Dickinson, Attorney. PUBLIC SALES livestock HORSES! HORSES! Big auction sale at Cleaver's Baxaar, 3d and Penn Reading, on Tuesday. Nov. 23. Will have a lot of acclimated and Western horses, beginning at 9.30 a.

m. with blankets, harness, wagons; the acclimated horses of all descriptions consigned by I. G. Miller. Ivi Moyer and others.

SPECIAL Will sell 1 carload of express ana city used norse lor the high dollar. Now is the time the farmers want a good thin horses. Come and buy them. SPECIAI At 1.30 p. m.

we will begin on tne western horses. They consist of an express carload of draught, business, farm and general purpose horses and several good drivers. They were bought in the state of Illinois. They range in age from 3 to 6 years old. Horses to suit all wants.

Conditions oy H. W. CLEAVER. H. Y.

Hornberger, Auctioneer. STRUCK BY MOTOR I. Whiteson's Carriage Smashed by Manayimk Machine Mr. and Mrs. I.

Whlteson, of 1570 Mineral Spring Road. thrown violently to the street and their coachman, llovard Brvson sustained a fracture of the leg when their carriage was hit by an automobile. The police patrol took Bryson to the Homeopathic Hospital and Mr. and Mrs. Whiteson, in care of a physician, were sent home in a taxlcab.

Mr. and Mrs. Whiteson are not seriously injured. Both received a few bruises and suffered from shock. Many persons witnessed the accident, when Hie touring car bearing license 69,960, and belonging to G.

M. PrieM, of Manayunk, struck the carriage. Mr. Whiteson is the well known proprietor of the clothing store at 630 Penn street. MEASLES' CASES The Health Department wishes to call the attention of the parenk to the fact that measles is very prevalent in the city.

This incipient epidemic started in Millmont and Oak brook, and now has spread across th river into the main part of the city. It has spread because, the Health Department declares, parents will not keep isolated the children who are just starting with the disease and this criticism applies not only to the foreign population, but to the native. HORSES! HORSES! On hand a fine lot of driving and work horses, among them an extra good team of black horses 5 years oid, weighing lbs. and thoroughly broken. Also a nice pair of mules 6 years old, weighing 2,000 lbs.

Both single line leaders, solid and sound. A fine saddle and family horse 7 years old. Any lady can handle, thoroughly broken and sound as a dollar. I will sell the above mentioned at private sale or exchange on good marketable horses. WM.

R. EYRICH, Poplar and Court streets. SPECIAL reduction sale during month of November on i ew and second hand vehicles of all kinds. Automobile repairing and painting of all kinds. Wagon repairing and rubber tire work promptly done.

New phone, 3 M. HIMMELBERGEP. WAGON WORKS, WEST READING. PA. WM.

REINHART. WAGON WORKS Automobile blacksmithing and spring repairing. Also different kinds of coal chutes. Factory 415 417 Church St. EDUCATIONAL MISS AT7GUSTA LONG, TEACHER OF PIANO.

429 Woodward St. Bell Phone, 1556 B. 745 2. MEDICAL CANCER The R. H.

Steward Co. A reputable physician will diagnose all cases and prescribe at both offices, 30 N. 6th on Monday, in Reading. and 1436 Linden Allentown on Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday.

All cases treated without use of knife. 37 years experience. R. H. Steward, Resident Agent.

CHRONIC DISEASES cured by electricity. Office hours. J10 1 4 p. p. m.

Cons. ljv. lot iv. 7iu Biievi. DR.

KRUM, 2U 6th Reading Pa. Skin. Chronic. Nervious and ape cial Diseases. CANCERS.

TUMORS. SEE FOR RUBBER GOODS. WE HAVE A FTNT: SELECTION AND GUARANTEE EVERY PIECE, AT PRICES NO HIGHER THAN OTH ERS. GIVE US A TRIAL. STEIN'S PHARMACY.

F. E. EITNIER, PH. MANAGER. QUAL1TT DRUGS.

CUT RATES. $07 PENN READING, PA PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER HELEN R. SIMON. Letters written while you wait. 622 Washington St.

Both Phones. SHERIFF SALES OF VALUABLE DBcBaiO lltotl Saturday, December 11, 1915 At 10.30 A. M. By virtue of sundry executions, Issued out or the court or common pioas or Berks County, and to me direct ed, there will be sold at Public en due or outcry. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1915 AT 10.30 A.

at the Sheriff's Office, Court House, Heading, the following described real estate, to wit: No. 8 December Term, 1915 (E. .) William Rick, Attorney II that certain messuage, tenement and tract of land, situate in the Township of Tulpehocken, County of Berks and State or Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a chestnut oak tree, thence by lands of John Yeager siuth 10 degrees west 103.3 perches to a stone: thence by the same south Si. degrees east 49.6 perches to stone; thence by lands of Ellas Bat dorff, south Sl degrees east to a stone: thcrce by lands of Edwin Schooner, north 1 degree west 22.25 perches to a stone: thence by the same north S31 degrees cast 20.4 perches to a hickory tree; thence by lands or H. Webber, north 26 de grees west 42 perches to a stone: thence by the same north 7 degrees east 30.5 perches to a stone, thence by lanaa or jonn uassert north it1 de grees west 29.5 perches to a white oak; thence by the same north 374 oegrees west iJ.s perches to a stone: thence partly by lands of Emanuel Saul and partly by lands of Edward Peiffer.

south 76 degrees west 70.1 perches to a chestnut oak tree, and the place of beginning. Containing 137 acres and 4,1 perches, strict measure. The Improvements consist of a two story frame dwelling house, a on story stone sprlr.g house, woodshed. Swiss Dam ana two wagon sheds. ild as the property of A fred S.

Wart lurt. No. 10 December Term. 1915 (E. D.I F.

A. Marx, Attorney All that certain messuage, tenament and 3 tracts of land situate In the Town ship of Robeson, County of Berks and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Tract Xo. 1. Beginning at a limestone. a corner of property late of Charles Brenelser, deceased, thence along said lands north 684 degrees west 40 perches to a stone; thence by lands now or late of Jonathan M.

Hafer, north 43H degrees east 46 perches to a limestone: thence south 43 degrees east 39 9 10 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 9 acres and 146 perches, more or less. Tract Xo. 2. Beginning at a.

post in a road and lands late of Solomon Gick er, deceased, and extending thence along the same south 41 degrees west 72 porches to a stone: thence along lands formerly of Isaac Moore south 4.1 degrees east 22' perches to a stone; thence along lands formerly of Samuel and Wanner Umstead north 41! degrees cast 72'i perches to a post; thence north 50 degrees west perches to the place of beginning. Containing 10 acres, more or less. Trace Xo. 3. Beginning at a stone in line of lands now or late of Samuel Herfllcker and extending thence hy the same north 46 degrees east 23 8 10 perches to a stone; thence by lands late of John Alderman, now or late of Henry Hahn, south 47H degrees east 125 10 perches to a stone; thence south 4S degrees west 29 2 10 perches to a stone in a public road; thence bv said public road: and lands now or late of amuci nenncKer north 214 degrees west 11 9 10 perches to the place of beginning.

Containing 1 acre and 150 perches, strict measure. The improvements consist of two story stone dwelling house and Swiss bnrn." Sold as the property of John F. Mahan and Justina T. Mahan. Seized and taken Into execution and to oe sota Dy THOMAS G.

WERLEY. Sheriff. N. B. All persons interested In the dis tribution of the proceeds of the above sales are hereby notified that distribution will be made by the Court, on Saturday, December 27, 1915.

at 10 o'clock A. when and where thev may attend. tuiru REIFSXYDER In this city, on the 17th AXXA widow of John F. Reifsnyder, aged 66 years, 10 months and 1 day. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence, 935 Elm street, on Monday at 1.30 p.

m. Services at the house. Interment in Charlea Evans cemetery. WERLEY At Brookside, on the 18th OBEDIAH WERLEY, aged 75 years, 8 months and 9 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attond the funeral, without further notice, from his late residence, at Krnr.u.

side, corner of Xoble and Woodbine streets, on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Charles Evans cemetery HOFFMAN In Mohnton, on the ISh Please omit flowers, IDA (nee McAllister), wife of Charles Hoofman, aged 43 years, 4 months and 26 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence, at Mohnton, on Tuesday afternoon at. 2 o'clock at the house.

Services at Shilling ton Reformed Ch Interment in Fair view cemetery, Shillington. HOUP In this city, on the 19th JOHN HOUP, son of the late John and the late Ellen Houp, aged 30 years, 4 months and 13 days. Relatives and friends, also Tribe Xo 330, I. O. R.

Oley Lodge, No. 21. I. O. O.

Union Fire Comnanv. Vo 13, and employes of the Reading" Tube works are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of his brother in law, Mauser Orrs, 1109 Cotton street, on Wednes day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Aulenbach's cemetery. LOTT in this city, on the 20th KATE (nee Ziegler), widow of William J.

Ixitt, aged 62 years, 9 months and 15 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence, 39 North Seventh street, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment In Aulenbach's cemetery. THIELE In Philadelphia, on the 20fh GEORGE THIELE.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, without further notice. In Charles Evans cemetery chapel on Monday morning at 10.30. Interment In Charles Evans cemeterv. CROESSANT In this citv, on AMELIA CROESSANT, aged 65 years, 4 months and 16 days. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of her brother, Herman J.

Croessant, 217 Moss street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house. Interment in Charles Evans cemetery. STOLTZ Near Stuchsburg. on the 9th EMMA STOLTZ.

aged 70 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from her late residence about two miles north of StonchsburB day at 1 p. m. Further services at Host v.nurcn. in adjoining cemetery. LEV AN In this city, on the 19th ESTHER KTNSET LKVAN, daughter of Ida Klnsey, aged 1 years, 6 months and 14 days.

Relatives and frlenda are tnvttarf attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of the grandparents, Amos H. and Deborah Klnsey 1033 Spruce street. Service 011 TdmH at 2 p. m. at the house.

Interment In Charles Evans cemetery. bun in ruckerton, on the 17th AUGUSTUS BLOCH, aged 75 yeara, uit'mns ana aay. Relatives and friends an Invito attend the funeral, without further notice, from his late residence, at Tucker ton, on Tuesday at 10 ra. at the house, to proceed to HlnnerahiU Churoh. where services and interment will take place.

Please omit flowers. rVTSJrn city' on inst. wiaow or Frank Faust, aged 37 years, I month and days. Relatives and friend arm fnv4t attend the funeral, without further notice, from the residence of her son tn law, Ray H. Steckler, 1761 North Third street, on Tuesday afternoon at 1 clock.

Services at the house. Interment In Charles Evans cemetery. RE1NH A RT In this city, on the Mr JUSEPH B. REIN HART, aged 81 years, months and 6 days. Relatives and friend im vtt Post.

No. 1. G. A. and Readto Hose Fire Company are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from his late residence, 20 South Fourth street, Tuesday at 1.30 p.

m. the house. Further services at Faith Reformed Church at 2 n. m. In Aulenbach's cemetery.

AKtR In thl c1t7' ha lu uiai i.mbia wire or Wellington A. Wannamaker, aed 66 years snd 9 days. Relatives and friends are fett attend the funeral, without further notice, from her lato residence, 661 South Eighteenth street, on Tuesday at 2 m. Services at the hoima. In Aulenbach's cemoterv.

REVIVAL SERVICES Feet Washing Ceremony by Breth ren Church More than four hours of exhorta ions by clergymen hlsrh in theti. faith, the participating in the auaint custom of feet washing, and in conclusion celebrating their semi annual love feast, brought to an end on Sunday the revival services In the Church of the Brethren, which began on Saturday tne sermons were delivered by half a dozen ministers from various cities and counties near by. Among them are Rev. Mr. Yoderl pastor of the Lancaster Church of the Brethren; Rev.

John C. Zug, presiding elder of the Reading Conference; Rev. Mr. Snyder, of Baumstown. and Mr.

Kline, who, in the absence of Rev. Mr. Zug, conducts services in the Reading church. After the sermons, the annual custom of washing the feet of the members began. In this the men wash one another's feet and the women those of each other.

This is done in commemoration of Christ washing the feet of his disciples. Preparations have been made for the seating of a large number of people at the love feast which follows the washing of feet. Two long tables have been nlaced in the basement of the church. At one of them the men are seated. nd at.

the other the women. Thn men have prepared their own feasts. nd will serve each other, the women doing the same thing. During the feast there are exnressinns of love toward one another by the members, and the showing of their good will to all with the "holy kiss." RICHARDSON NOT OCT FOR WOKKMKVS RKFKRF.i: Edgar S. Richardson, one of lending younger lawyers of the Berks Bar, who was strongly en dorsed by prominent Reading business men and attorneys for the appointment of Referee for the Reari ng District under the new Compen sation Act, has withdrawn his an plication.

It is understood that ho arrived at this decision at a conference at Harrisburg to which he was called several days ago. RKAJL FSTATK AUCTION At the Security and Realty Exchange, Saturday afternoon, the two story dwelling, 549 Birch offered for sale by Margaret Har ner, was bought by Raymond Harner for $1,010. Three properties of the estate of Joseph Heltelbelted, 516 and 51S Hingaman street and 416 Pearl street, were bid up to and the sale adjourned for three weeks. 01 Frencl SERBI Bulgar by LS: LON The that and ful Serbia King what dared Jlelleni. patches Then statemc very the Bri hou; Ireece 3 'rcmie fiiaml a could ma nds The tl should attitudi iimnt lilKSS 1 taken I Die frir The mil an.