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THE PITTSBURGH POST. JUNE 15, 1907. 9 nnni.n-n. r- i -Ainini to-dav anvtime before 10 to-night, be sure you come to the office of The Post with your little 12-cent want ads for Sunday. 7 'a You know vou pet a full 25-cent package of Peter's famous chocolate free, that you'll like.

Tell your friends. Also pretty china dishes a SATURDAY MORNING, BBBj UUKt Uffll IIE.IU MONEY TO LOAN. FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE TO LET. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HELP WANTED MALE. Want Columns RATES. Advertisements, when paid for in advance, one cent a word; otherwise, ten cents a line. As a rule, seven words make a line. Every Initial and whole number counts one word.

Advertisements having no address will be given a "blind" address, care "Post." and all replies received at this office will be promptly forwarded to the advertiser when a non-resident. The Pittsburgh Post Branch Offices Advertisements may be left mt these offices, vthere the rates are the same as those charged at main office ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. H. S.

WALLACE, Special Representative. Bartlett Hide, cor. Atlantic and North Carolina Ave. CHICAGO. SMITH A THOMPSON, Tribune Bid.

NEW YORK CITY. SMITH THOMPSON. 225 Fifth Ave. FIFTH AVE. THUMM 1430 Fifth Art.

H. A. 2035 Fifth Ave. ALLEGHENY. W.

MILLER. 611 Chestnut Allegheny. X. E. BENDER.

1430 -Woods Run All- fheny. Telephone 692 Brady. WILLIK A. HAMILTON. Newsdealer.

1413 Beaver Allegheny. STEELE, Druggist. 208 Federal St. A. A.

SPIVEY. 1309 Irwin Ave. W. G. MINNICK.

Druggist. 1410 Monterey St. HARMAR D. WENZEL, Druggist. 28 Washington Ave.

BLOOMF1ELD. HELLSTERN, News and Notions, 4713 Liberty St. BRISHTON. BRTJSHTON PHARMACY, R. C.

Culhane. cor. rushton Ave. and Tioga Pittsburgh. Pa.

BUTLER STREET. THOMAS M'CAFFREY. Real Estate Broker, 3539 Butler St. JOSEPH RILEY. 313 Thirty-third St.

HENRY A. SPILKER. Druggist. 6202 Butler St. TOSEPH HANLON.

Cigar and Newsdealer, Butler and McCandless Sta. CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA. BURNETT QUAY. ELLSWORTH AVE. 6.

MEAD, Druggist. Ellsworth and College Aves. HAZELWOOD. SAMUEL M'FERRON. Book and News Store, 422 Second Ave.

HILLTOP. W. L. SUTTER. Druggist.

Washington and Allen Aves. CHARLES NOSOFF. C4 Washington Thirty-first Ward. HOMESTEAD. W.

J. HIRTH. Druggist. Cor. Eighth Are.

and Ann St. HOME. WOOD. S. H.

M'CREARY, Druggist, Homewood and Hamilton Aves. MeKEESPORT. GORDON FOSTER, 515 Walnut Mc-Keesport. Pa. PENS AVEM'E.

GEORGE A. TEA, Penn Ave. and Thirty-fourth St. OAKLAND. PHILLIPS MANNING.

News Dealers. 2T01 Forbes St. RAN KIN. C. B.

GUTTRIDGE, 6 Braddock Ave. SOl'THSIDE. F. J. BRE1TWEISER.

1903 Carson St. ETNA. CHARLES F. EISZLER. 2 Freeport St.

KHARPSBl'RG. 6HARPSBURG NEWS 313 Main St. SEWICKLEY. SEWICKLEY VALLEY NEWS Sewiokley, Pa. WA'ME AVENUE.

C. K. THUMM. Wylle Ave. and Townsend St.

MT. OLIVER. W. C. WENTZ, Southern Ave.

WILKINSBUIUi. BMITH'S DRCG STORE. Cor. Tioga and Wood R. T.

TONER. Mgr. H. L. LOVETT.

719 Ptnn Ae. E. J. LEEZER. New a Dealer.

71j Wood St. WANTED An investment or will secure an active worklnsr interest in a large Pitts burgh mercantile house; this is an opportunity for a hustler to increase income wnmui interference with his tegular occupation. Address 2, Office of The Poet. 33-blldth-6U57 WE want 50 men to learn barber trade, few weeks completes: little expense; place for all when through: tools given; wages Saturdays; diplomas granted: splendid chance; beautiful catalog mailed free. Moler Barber College, Cincinnati, O.

33-615dtr-53ftl MACHINISTS Experienced in railroad work, to take place of men on strike on out-of-town road; transportation furnished. Apply from 9 a. to 6 p. m. at Room 2, 400 Penn ave.

33-647 PRINCIPAL for Natrona school: must be able to teach High school and carry- such certificate as will insure State appropriation. J. M. Ritchie, Secretary, Natrona. 33-615dtO-6419 YOUNO MEN from country preferred to learn to fire on R.

R. Can make monthly. CENTRAL, 2S PENN AVE. WANTED Experienced operator for Fisher billing machine; man preferred. Address in own handwriting; give experience, state salary desired.

Address 2. Office of The Post. 33-615dto-5J66 WANTED Heading foreman and drill runners for tunnel work. Address Talbott Lindsey, contractors, Mlddleport. Ohio.

33-615dto-536T TWO YOUNO MEN to take orders; $2 50, hours; steady work. CITY OFFICE. 411 SEVENTH AVE. 33-5SSS WANTED Boys to sell on trains. Apply at News Stand.

B. O. station. CALL BELL 'PHONE 3340-W GRANT. PITTSBURGH CARPET CLE AN I NO CO.

BOOKKEEPERS to Inspect the Jones Looaa Leaf Ledger. A. W. Mc6oy. 642 "bJtjM.

COLLECTOR Experienced installment colleger. Give reference. Address 11, Office or The Post. 33-614o-3344 for dining room. 12 Van Braam street.

33-14o-6S47 mii ltp 7-s prnn. near here. J4-VO0, board. 1106 Penn secomd floor. 33-6479 HELP WANTEDFEMALE.

GIRL, for plain cooking. SS.O0 per week, family three, with three mawis; particularly le-: i tnii. Vmjiwnrth at Seventh st. and Liberty direct to Dalzell inquire foe fc.va.ns nouse. cor.

ira-isi-u niii, ave. move September I to Sh4ylde, Eat jrni l-lodts-6tii GIRLS 60 cents yours: send address, we wUl send you 12 lovely doilies; sell tbem 10 cents each; send us 70 cents and keep 50 cents t-jr vour trouble. Valentine Specialty Company, E. 20th street. Baltimore, Md.

WANTBI Girls" 'for medallion work: clean, light work; permanent position. Sll Fifth third floor. WANTED Chambermaid and cook; reference required. Si) Rebecca Ft. lS-61odt-64i; "WASTED-Checkers and asrrter Good was- lrcn City Laundry Innwlrtdi st.

18-615dto-630 WANT girl for houseork; two In family; J5.0) up. 207 W. Ohiost. GERMAN GIRL wants work; good cfvok and laundress. 207 W.

TeaRX telegraphy: railroads pay positions s'ire. PENNSYLVANIA Tel graph Col- lege. .4 Fifth ave. "fflRL for dishwashing; no Sunday work 12 Van Braam el. lS-14o-S4S HELP WANTED MALEFEMA'LE BARBER.

HAIRDRESSING. MANICURING achool, 140 Penn ave. NOSPOKOFF teaches you the trade in from 4 to wx-k. S4-614dM-6S7 DON'T BE DISCOURAGED Try Greater Pittsburgh Employment Co. 7va PENN AVE.

COLORED HELP for all kinds work up-phed. Harriaon'a. 1310 Wyli. Fhne Grant. MALE and femala help aupplied.

Walker. 112 Str.ithneld both phonea. No. 330. 4-411dttt HELP WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMEN wanted: A fewj experienced and successful, whoj are at present employed. Must! have had at least three vears sue-! cessful experience selling to retailers, to fill positions earning from $4,000 to $7,000 per year on commission basis, in guaranteed territories. All business expenses advanced, and will also pay a very liberal salary and commission. Will interview men who can enter our business any time between now and August 19th. Call Monday or Tuesday, June 17th and 18th, Parlor Hotel Henry, from 9:30 a.

m. to 12:00 or from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m.

Inquire for J. L. Morris, Manager, Salesmen's Employment Department, or M. N. Jacobs.

District Manager, The National Cash Register Company. 4-6i4dts-5337 WANTED A man in every town to Invent $5.00 and become the representative of a large I'ittsburuh mercantile concern: this is an opportunity tor right man. Addres ft 3, Office of The Post. 74-6lldth-63TiS SITUATIONS WANTED MALE TO THE RETAIL TEA, COFFEE AND PROVISION TRADE. A YOUNG MAN OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT ABOUT JL'LV 1.

HAS BEEN 15 YEARS IN THE TRADE. FOR THE LAST YEARS MANAGED STORES IN IRELAND AND ENGLAND FOR LARGE FIRMS. AND THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS THE BUSINESS TN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ADDRESS 15. OFFICE OF THE POST.

T2-614dte-6fla 1264 RIDGE Allegheny. Pa. A younpr man wishes position; has had three year's ex-peri mce as timekeeper and shipping clerk WANTED PARTNERS. PARTNER with money, to enlarge an established business. Address 3, Office of The Post.

45-614dtl-6339 TRANSFER AND STORAGE. WHITE TRANSFER STORAGE CO MOVE. PACK AND STORE FURNITURE. LARGE PADDED VANS FOR MOVING. OFFICE 70'DUQUESNE WAY.

BOTH 'PHONES 80-lllldth-13S3 LEE SONS. PRACTICAL MOVERS, GENERAL HAULING. 528-30 FIRST AVE. SPECIAL WANTED A man in every town to Invest $5.00 and become the representative or a large Pittsburgh mercantile concern; this Is an opportunity for right man. Address 3, Office of The Post.

79-611dth-636 LOST. LOST About April 1. certificate of stock in the Street far Indicator 4- Advertising Co. (No. ill.

Reward if returned to Rox V-21. Office of The Post. 31-6lidti-6ia EAST END. FOR SALE. Better than paying rent, when property can be purchased at advantageous price.

A complete house on Howe Bt. of 10 rooms; price only near Negley East End. Learn about this from COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE 312 Fourth ave. 5S-64vstt-52 5710 WELLESLEY AVE. Cozy, sever-room frame house; lot 40xS7.

Call owner. 'Phone Highland 2416-J. 68-lldte-6248 SUBURBAN. FOR SALE Desirable home of 7 rooms, in 41st ward; also others; vacant properties on easy terms. Inquire Perehment Land Sc.

Real Estate 8214 Frankstown ave. 59-615dtl-537I CITY. LOT 8-1x100, near Neglev and Fifth Shadyside. Address 6, Office of The Poet. ALLEGHENY.

12 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT. Flata and houaa almost new, in flnat residence district of Allegheny; tenants the bett; owner needs money and will sacrifice same to make quick deal. Will require $17,000 cash. (iSo trade). J.

H. FESTER. The Allegheny Real Estate Man, 13 North Diamond Rast. 60-6455 HOMES FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. GOOD LOCATION NEW HOUSES.

$0,800. BECK FIELD REAL ESTATE 10 E. OHIO ALLEGHENY. 60-69tvxz-660 LOTS. TO-DAY'S THE DAY That everybody is going to Cheswick to the special lot sale.

Large business and residence lots low price and easy terms, street cars along entire frontage school, church, stores 13 trains a day to and from city. Sale is at 2P. M. Brass band all afternoon special dry day has been ordered better go up whether you buy or not it will be a delightful outing. Good train leaves Union Station at 12:04.

back at 4:30. Combine business with pleasure this trip we'll look for vou. LAND TRUST COMPANY, -iiS Fourth Ave. FOR SALE. and 3-ACRK LOTS At CORAOPOLL HEIGHTS: 15 mlnut' walk from electric cr and railroad station: the charm of suburban hom.

a panorama of static beauty mrethe out at every point. See plans at ofnc -of JA. W. DRAPE CO, Partners Bank blAg, iL4" T5 PKR FOOT Beechwood boulevard, near Korbe litx ISO feet, deep; bet an! cheapest lot on Sjuir-rel Hill; will nubdlMd. COYLE 01 Keystone 34 Kourth a.

67-Mwx-I FARMS. OHIO FARMS for sale in Ashtabula county. l-acre farm. ftmst in the county, bent cf buildings. a.

tf farm, $1 lev 3--acr farm. $2 1, 175-acre farm. per acre: farm. per acre: 74'-acre farm. 113-acre farm.

$3. 4fS-acre farm, 12. f.J-acre farm. per ai re; Ivfi-acre farm, fl.T'V). All these farmK are first-claaa, location Is good, ranging from 1 to 3 from village, steam ir trolley line; near the lake; a fine rltmat.

Can show cuts and Call or write. F. C. WHEELER, GENEVA. O.

or W. D. Me-HR1DE. Federal Allegheny. Pa.

l-6Ud a-j4 FARM FOR SALE 70 acres on macadamised road. iH miles from two good towns, rich garden land; partly tilled; sprina water; choice fruit; 7-room house; two barna; large poultry house. Will sell at a low price and give possession to sul'. MURRAY" BROS. Dollar Bank.

Youngstown, O. FOR SALE. 75 acre on line of New Castle Rutler el-ctrlc roan; line runs through the lower end of the farm along Pin" JAS. W. DRAPE Farmers Hank bldg.

l-64'4 FOR A truck farm, acres; good well, water; fronting at; suitable for m. Inquire Perehment Iand Real Estate 214 Frankstown ave. FARM 100 acres on railroad; some timber; per acre. La Fayette Mann, Am- ila, Va. 61-613a-5322 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR PALE OR EXCHANGE. 30 ACRES! AND SMALL DWELLING Between Wilmerdlng and McKeesporl; well suited for plotting; purjioses. SEE JAP. W. DRAPE Farmers Bank Building.

70-6463 FOR SALE "OR EXCHANGE. A DAIRY FARM of 90 acres, about 11 miles from-the city and nir railroad station; small city property taien in part payment. See JAS. VV. DRAPE Farmers Hank bldg.

70-h453 MANUFACTURING SITES. IN EAST END'S BUSINESS CENTER. TO BE SOLD Fine business property In Frankstown at busiest part of East Liberty. 30x210 feet to Flavel st. two stores and brick house in front and frame house in rear (Flavel i45.NW: easy terms.

REAL ESTATE TRUST 311 Fourth 65-66dth-6412 LAND AND ACREAGE. ACRES DOWN FT. WAYNE." $8,500 for 4 acres of choice ground at Baden, between Beaver Td. and Ft. W.

C. fronts on through street car line (now under construction and street which will be paved without cost to purchaser. REAL ESTATE TRUST 311 Fourth Ave. 62-524dth-fi921 COAL LAND. 650 ACRES OF COAL.

IVi MILES FROM POSTOFFICE; also 27 acres, same locality. S. L. Boggs, 605 Macheeney bldg. 72-32ztwh-I'23 DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

MUNCET'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY 424 Fourth Pittsburgh Secret. Prompt, Able Bell Telephone 3il0 Court. 13-227dth-1343 M' SWEENEY'S INTERSTATE DETFOTIVE AGENCY, 440 SIXTH PITTSBURGH. PA. ALL COMMUNICATIONS TREATED STRICT CONFIDENTIAL lS-613dtl-5CS7 RAY'S AMERICAN r)ftectlve Agencv Li- 'phone 4049 Court.

Night call 1341-R Schenley. 13-614dtsk-6355 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. "WANTED A man in every town to Invest Jj.OO and become the representative of a tarn-Pittsburgh mercantile concern; this Is an opportunity for right man. Address of The Post- -udth-sa SUBURBAN. FOR RENT Oakmont.

11-rooan modern reisi-dence; all conveniences'; only $33. OQ. w. E. Barger, Oakmont, Bell 121-R Oakmont.

1 84-14dtl-533 ALLEGHENY. FOR RENT. Allegheny property a specialty. Send for list. A.

D. 221 Federal Allegheny, Pa. Tel. 192 North, Cedar. 82-5246 FLATS AND APARTMENTS.

IDEAL HOME LOW RENT. GROSVENOR APARTMENTS have reception hall, parlor, dining room, mahogany, with elegant cabinet mantela, chambers white enamel; tile bath, convenient kitchen with gas rang, pteam heat, telephones. No dark rooms, wide torches, awnings. Flowers owner's expense, lasement laundry, large storage, 4 trolley lines, steam cars; $38. See one, and you'll take It.

Inquire B. S. Dunning, room Wabaah bldg. Bell 'phone 36S8-J Court. S6-tilvx2l-S3 YOU WANT THEM I HAVE THEM Choice apartments: at most reasonable prices.

W. C. SHORT, 1411 Farmers Bank Bldg. SS-69trxzh-5222 IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH GAS Tenants appreciate the advantage of IW'Ing In apartments where heat is supplied free; for example, in The Calvin, 605-7 Sandusky Allegheny, 4 rooms and bath, steam heat free, easy walk to business Pittsburgh; only one suite vacant. REAL ESTAE TRUST 811 Fourth Ave.

S6-52tdth-6833 FURNISHED HOUSE. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. A 5-room house, 4 rooms nicely furnished; large ground, with garden; two minutes from ear line; rent only $23.00 per month. James tmith, 26 Union Ingram, Pa. 88-66dth-5936 FOR RENT In Sewickley.

furnished house, 6 rooms, modem conveniences, for the summer months, or till the following April 1st. Address 5, Office of The Post. FURNISHED COTTAGE. FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent on Lake Erie at Springfield. fine situation; good bathing.

For terms address Miss E. J. Hoyt, North Sprtngfteid Pa. 87-613gjk-u320 FOR RENT Cottages at Conneeaut east side. Address William Walster.

M'-ad-vllie. Per.na. S7-ilSdt-t374 HOTEL. FOR RENT Furnished hotel, about 5 roma and bar. In business center of Winchester, Va.

C. E. Merrtfleid. 537 Lemcke. Ind anapolis, lnd HlJdtl-iSI? FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

CITY AND SUBURBAN TO LET-3423 Ward, nicely furnished front room, second floor, uw of bath and porch; 6 mlr.ute' walk to Fcheniev park. 21-15dts-fi4 TO LET Nicely furnished front room; firat floor; all convenineces. 704 "Watsoa -cltv. 21-6436 FURNISHED for light housekeeping. 1200 Fifth ave near Court House.

21-64(t ALLEGHENY. HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, with or without bnard. 357 W. Ohio All'ghenv. NORTH 104.

Allegheny Light housekeeping rooms completely furnished. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. ONE FLOOR (3 rooms i. fine neighborhood. H'ghland district, brak.ng up houekeeplng will sell all household goods; new, elegant; gr-at bargain Call gi Farragut st nar Stanton.

East End. 97-614-do32 FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED. TWO FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping; give location and price Address 27. Office of The PosL 24-15dto-MS2 BOARDERS WANTED. WANTED 2 gentlemen boarders 3T.20 Per-rysville Allegheny.

PERSONALS. IS TOUR WATCH BROKEN? We repair any watch for $1. insuring move-merit agnlnst breakage one year. SEVENTH AVENUE JEWELRY HOUSE, 302 Seventh ave. 47-S14dtl-5257 HOLD UP! Don't sell your cast-off garments until you call Oaasel.

who will pay you the best prices. Oasel, Frankstown ave. Bell 'phone Highland; A. 1761-X. 47-(S10dtl-(705 MISS formerly of 128 Washington baths, massage, has located at 917 Wylle second floor, four squares from Court House.

1-6201 GREAT BARGAINS In second-hand fine suits, coats and vests odd coats and pants: hIxo ladies' clothing. Gassel, 210 Frankstown ave. 47-610dtl-b704 GREATER PITTSBURGH SANITARIUM. 43 Marlon city; massage, osteopathy, Turkish and all kinds of baths; Institution opn day and night. 47-523dh-687i MAT ERNJTY HOME Strictly private, homelike; adoptions provided.

For particulars write Mrs. Hughes. Box 244. Allegheny, or Bell 'phone E85-L Cedar. A IDS THERAPEUTIC SANITARIUM.

205 Seneca acute and chronic ailments a speclaltj'. Open day and night. 47-6 15dt 1-5389 EXPERT watch repairing; any watch repaired and guaranteed for one year for SI. 00 only. KEYSTONE JEWELRY 910 Liberty ave.

4T-6Hdth-5V9 "lTdIES'AN'D GENTLEMEN! Ca.h paid for cast-off garments. Wilte or 'phone J. Wald. 1S41 Welder ave. 'Phones: Grant.

16S7 Main. 4.7"'6:!dIkii1Sj MISS HOW EH. manicuring, shampooing. 110 Federal second floor, Allegheny. Bell 2iiG3 Cedar.

47 615dtN64f0 "MRS. WILBERTON. 131! FIFTH AVE MANICURING, face and scalp tre.itn.ent. EYES examined and best glasses fitted for $1.00 bv DR. S.

MOHIt, eye and optical soecialist, 810 Liberty ground floor. PEN btiCTOR-Fmintaln pens while you wait. 236 FIFTH AV 47-63dtsk-5210 CALL BELL ''PHONE 33J0-W GRANT. PITTSBURGH CARPET CLEANING CO. 47-61ldtl-6261 WANTED The address of Thomas J.

Adams. Address 10, Office of Thf Post 47-614o-6350 MORTGAGE LOANS. MORTGAGE OANS, TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES to 100. 000. JAS.

W. DRAPE ft S12 and 513 Farmers Bank Fifth ave- end Wood st. INDIVIDUAL has $50,000 for mortgages In Allegheny countv, 4 to 6. P. o.

Box 6W. MONEY TO LOAN on mortgagee HoAUrd Brown 429 Fourth ave. 394i8Civxzh EDUCATIONAL. STUDENTS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE Individual instruction. Mathematics, science drafting, languages.

Special rates. ENTER NOW. CATON TECHS KAL SCHOOLS Allegheny, orrposite poftoffice, 254 Fifth ave Pittsburgh. SUMMER COURSES in bookkeeping and shorthand, 16-69dtl-6232 HORSES AND VEHICLES. Motor Wagons Replace the Horses.

United States Transfer Co. COR. OF REBECCA AND STURGEON ALLEGHENY, Haa for sale 300 horses, mares and mules, right out of hard work; aged 6 to 9 years: weigh 900 to 1,700 pounds; some drivers and some mares with foal. This is a chance for a bargain, as no reasonable offer will be refused. Phone 1169 Cedar.

TAKE REBECCA ST. CAR. HORSES. HORSES. HORSES.

Just arrived. 40 head; one carload from Ohio and one from Pennsylvania, consisting of all kinds. Borne good city horses on hand at all times. ALL HORSES SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE. MUST BE AS REPRESENTED.

McGONIGLE 440 FIRST AVE. BOTH PHONES. 32-69dtl-6221 MACHINERY. STATIONARY ENGINES. VERTICAL HORIZONTAL PORTA BLE.

Engines for any and all power conditions; 32 in stock (new and re-built). 1 50-h. p. horizontal Climax (new). 1 10x20, 40-h.

p. horizontal side crank (new. 4 10x10, 25-h. p. vertical, plain or link motion.

1 9x12, 25-h. side crank Taylor. 1 25-h. p. New Nagle, "Class 1 Sxl2, 20-h.

p. New Nagle, 'Class Others, too, larger and smaller. A full line of contractors' machinery, engines, boilers and pumps. Carlin MACHINERY SUPPLY 215 Sandusky Allegheny, Pa. 32-5268 FOR SALE Boilers, erginea, shafting, pulley, hangers, miscellaneous machinery of all kinds: aew and second-hand belting; bargain prices.

ST. 8. YOUNG, 105-110 Park Way, West. Alegheny. 32-62Sdth-6SS4 MOTORS RENTED.

FANS AND ARC LAMPS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED AND REPAIRED. MILLER OWEN. 424 FOURTH AVE. Phone Court 1713. 32-69dtl-213 FERRO marine engines, Vi to 25 H.

also stationary gas and gasoline engines; all sues for all purposes. Steam engine and boilers, pumps, generators and motors, etc TRANTER MANUFACTURING 105 WATER PITTSBURGH. 32-67dth-6i37 ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING. Call Cedar 3S0-J, Ha s' Electric, Allegheny. 32-615dtl-8456 TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS. Rented. Sold and Repaired. Also dealer in "Webster'a" carbons, ribbons and pencil haipners. Tvpewritera inspected PITTSBURGH TYPEWRITER INSPECTION T.

S. Webster 433 Diamond ct. 412dth SAFES. BARGAINS in aafes. Come, look.

bay. Prager. 7 st. 73-615dtl-53S5 MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Brick, atone, lumber, material In buildings.

South Twenty-second and Carson ts. cleaned brick delivered. JOHN EICHLEAY. CO. 38-2dte-52S9 FOR SALE Fancy ascond-hand garments for ladies and gentlemen.

J. Wald, Private House, no signs. 1M1 Webster ave. 37-6Sdtl-51sl BUSINESS CHANCES. 3TORE FOR SALE Carrying dry goods, millinery, notions, carpets, doing a cash businesa of to $35,000 the past four years; room 34 by SO feet, two stories: two plate glass show windows 8x12 feet; will invoice ahout $10,000.00 to ill health only cauiie for selling; to a hustler with sufficient capital and ability who could add other lines, this is a great opportunity; located within 50 miles of Pittsburgh, terms cash; only principa's need apply.

Address "Op-portunitv." care Pittsburgh Dry Goods P1ttsburgh.Pa. 10-613tv-6496 ROOMING HOUSE Boarders If desired; a few minutes' walk from Swissvale staxlon and Union Switch Signal works; fine 10-room house with an acre of ground; frait and stable: lease 1 years; only $35 rent: owner must leave July 1 and will take $600; a big bargain, i THE JAS. MURTHA 303 Times Bldg. 10-6460 A RG A IN EX TR AO RD I NARY T40oT ROOM I NO HOUSE The entire contents of elegant 10-room house, filled with roomers; the mewt desirable location on North facing the Allegheny parks: for urgent reasons owner will sacrifice for $100. THE JAS.

MURTHA 303 Times Bldg. 10-6460 FOR SALE Finest bootblack parlor on Wylie doing $150 monthly; good laundry trade. Rood tailoring: trade, all in the same place, doing- over $3110 monthly business altogether; good chance to ripht party; will sell cheap; (rood reasons for scllln. Inquire from 140O ylle. 10-615dto-6490 WANTED An investment of $5.00 will eeoure an active working interest in a large Pittsburgh mercantile house; this is an opportunity for a hustler to increase his income without interference with his regular occupation.

Ad-dress 2, Office of The Post. 10-6ildth-6257 ALL KINDS QUICKLY SOLD for cash throngh our agency. B. R. FAULKNER 11th floor.

Arrott 4th ave. and Wood st. A GOOD SALOON opportunity; good location in city: 5-year leaae; terms reasonable. Address 32, Office of The Post. 10-61441 s-63at IF you want to buyor seil any kind of business, see CAVANAGH 4ol Fourth ave.

THREE bowling alleys for sale, with or without lease; cheap. 4529 Second ave. NOTICES. IN the court of common picas No. 3 of Allegheny county.

Pa. In the matter of dissolution of Western Rail Kay Signal Company; No. 114. August term. 1907.

Notice Is hereby given that the Western Railway Signal Company filed its petition in court of common pleas No. 3. of Allegheny county, on May 22, praying for a decree of dissolution and that the court has fixed June 23. 1907. at 9:30 o'clock, a.

for hearing said application for dissolution, when and where all persons Interested may attend If they deem It expedient, and show cause against the granting of the petition. CHAPMAN RAINBOW. 41-61zs-60 Solictors for petitioner. IN the court of common pleas No. of Allegheny county.

Pa. In re petition of S. S. Raver for discharge under an insolvent law. No.

S37. July te-ni, 19ft7. NOTICE To whom it may concern: Notice is, hreby given that upon petition presented, a rule has been granted to show cause, iihy the petitioner. S. S.

Raver, should not be discharged from imprisonment under the insolvent laws of this State, and Saturdav. the 1-th day of October. 1S07, at 9:30 o'clock, a. in court, has been fixd as the time and place for the hearing in said cause, when and where the parties interested may apfar. JOSEPH F.

MAYHUUH, 41-61jzo-36 Attorney for petitioner. NOTICE is hereby given that letters ofad ministration on the estate of Dr. A. A. Bush, deceased, late of Pittsburgh, Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pavment, and those having claims or demands against th same will make them known without further delay.

MERCHANT K. BUSH, Executor 130 Brushton Pittsburgh. 41-115zb-6439 MEETING NOTICE. MEETING The regular annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Hope Building Loan association will be held at the office of the association, corner Jtadlson avenue and Washington street, on Monday evening, June 24th from 7 until 9 o'clock, far the purpose of electing 13 directors to serve for the ensuing year F. E.

CANNON. Secretarv. 6140-633S When You Want Money Come' to Headquarters Crowds Bor- row Here at 6 Per Cent, We mean what we aay. Not a few people, but CROWDS borrow money here at 6 per cent. There are several reasons why so many people come here for money, namely: We make no "extra" charges.

We have private rooms for customers' ecOr vensenca. Every transaction is confidential. Wre extend time of payment when requested. And last, but not least, we occupy the entlr building. We have been tn business over 55 ysatra and have over 100,000 customers.

For security we accept DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, Clothing. Etc. Moths and burglars are very active In ttm Summer. That's why vou had better let ua store your FURS AND SILVERWARE.

What will the charges amount to? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Not only will we store them FREE, but will LOAN YOU MONEY AT 6 PER CENT ON THEM BESIDES. Our fireproof vaults are protectee frata burglars by electricitv. CAPITAL Six Per Cent MARKET STREET LOAN Cor, Market St, and Third Ave IN BUSINESS OVER 55 YEARS. 38-615dto2Ti Keystone Finance Company, Bankers to Salaried People.

312 Pittsburgh Life Sixth and Liberty. We make loans on your plain note wttb-outr security and at lowest rates. You get the) money in one day, without embarrassrngr Inquiries of your employer, family or friends. If you are in trouble and want confidential financial assistance call and see- us; it you owe other loans we will take them up. WE PAY TOUR DEBTS: 38-4il5dth-6493 ))))))))))))))) ))))))))))))))))))) m)))))m vv )))))j)))) 1 ))))) Uj)m)) Be Wise.

)))))))))). m)))))))) There's a very )))))))) ))))))))))))) good reason why ))))))))) we are always busy aa a BEE HIVE ))))))) )))))))))) loaning money on ))))) )) ))))) ))) WATCHES. JEWELRY, ))))))))) ))))) SILVERWARE, Etc ))) It'a because we make the ))) ))))) most liberal loanss at )))))) Six Per Cent ))))))) Besides, we treat you most cour- ))))))' ))) teously and are an UNQUES- )))))) )) TIONA tiLY RELIABLE FIRM. ))) )) Private Rooms. No Loan.

Signa. ))) LOUIS DeROY 643 SMITHFIELD )) S3 Years In Business. Near Seventh aye. )' )))))))))))))))))))))))))) MONEY LOANED 6 PER CENT. DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GOOD CLOTHING FIRE ARMS GALLINGER'S 1200 PENN.

SS-127dth-3 Salaried People and others furnished money upon fheir owat names, without security; easy paymentttt of flees in 60 principal cities. Save yourself money; by getting my terms first. D. H. TOLMAH.

Room Tli Bijou till Penn iv. 824dth-18T3 FRANKLIN LOAN CO "WILL HELP YOU. Will loan to salaried people the raoant flC money wanted without any security. Easy payments and no publicity to any Ana Room 424, Pbg. Life Sixth at.

Liberty. 3S-44dth-62S7 MONET loaned on household furnftarej. pianos, without removal; also on sool collateral security; eaay payment; strictly ct fidentlal. THE SMITH-HADDOCK CO 413 Fourth Second Floor. a-314dthtfi SALARY LOANS.

We will advance you such moh-y aa ye wish on yiur salary without other security; than your own note. Strictly confidential. HARRIS LOAN 411 Fourth ground floor. S-47dth-S4i MONEY loaned on salaries, pianos and household furniture reasonable rents; strictly confidential. O'Donnell Room 405, XI Fifth ave.

NOTICES. NOTICE. To all pensons and corporations Interested In the navigation of the Ohio river. Whereas, proper permission and authority has been given to the Kanawha Sc. Mlchlgaa Railway Company, to reconstruct tha channel span of its bridge across the Ohio river at Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and whereas, the said Kanawha Michigan Railway Company has complied with all preliminary requirements preparatory to the beginning of the work, therefore, notice Is hereby given to all persons and corporations interested In the navigation of the Ohio river, that the work of reconstruction will begin on the' first day.

of July, 19n7. and will be prosecuted as rapidly as possible until completed, which will bm within SO davs after the work haa begun, I towit. on or before the first day of October. 1S07. During the period of reconstruction of chan- nel span as above set forth, the main Of present channel of river will be blocked with false work, and while so obstructed a tempor-ary channel will be provided on the east on Point Pleasant side of the regular' channel, and will be indicated by lights accordins; to the regulation of the Light House department, and any obstructions dangerous to navlfa-tion will be lighted during the progress of tha work.

THE KANAWHA MICHIGAN RAILWAl CO. W. MICHEL. Eng'r. M.

of W. 41-B30dak-4W BLAKELEY CALVERT, Attorneys at law, 1(151-7 Frick Bldg. Annex, Pittsburgn-TO WALTER WADSWORTH, Alderman, of the Fourth ward of the City; of Allegheny, Pennsylvania: Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of June. l.WT. the court of common pleas N.

4, of Allegheny county. Pennsylvania, granted, a rule upon you to appear and show mis why the office of alderman of the Fourtni wara 01 me v.iiy or Aitegnenys x-. 10- waica you were duly elected and commissioned, should not be declare! vacant by reason of your failure to reside and maintain an office in said ward, for a period of more than six calendar months preceding the date of tssu of said rule. This rule Is granted upon petition of 10 of the qualified electors of said ward. In compliance with the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ap- proved May 2fi.

A. ls07, and is returnable to Saturday, the 13th day of July, 1907, at 1ft i o'clock a. m. ADDISON C. GUMBERT.

Sheriff. MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Chartiers Valley-Water Companv. dulv called by the board of directors, will be held at the office of tha company, 231 Southern avenue, Mt. Oliver borough.

Pa. on Tuesday. June 25th, 1907, at i o'clock p. for the purpose of taking action in relation to the proposed alteration or amendment of article I of the by-laws, by inserting after the words, "in each year," the words, "or on any subsequent day to whictt such meeting shall be adjourned, or on which, the same may be called by the board of directors," and also by striking out of the last clause of article 1 the words, "from among the stockholders, seven," and Inserting in lie thereof the word three." JNO. L.

SHEPPARD, Secretary. 41-611djs. IN the district court of the United Statea for the Fourth Judicial district for the Territory of New Mexico. W. H.

Staler, plaintiff, vs. Sater Copper Company; No. 212. In equity. NOTICE is hereby given, that the first and final account of M.

B. Johnson, receiver for the Sater Copper Company, pursuant to an order of court In the above-entitled proceedings made May 22nd. 1907, has been filed in the office of the clerk of court at Las Vegas. New- Mexico, and will be allowed and confirmed by said court on July 6th, 1907. unless exceptions be filed thereto in the meantime.

WILLIAM A. SIPE, 432 Diajnond Pittsburgh. 41-61zi-9 Attorney for receiver. WANTED An investment of tS.OO will ecur an active working interest in a large Pittsburgh mercantile this Is an opportunity for a hustler to increase his income without interference with his resular occupation. Address 2, OHice of The Post.

5 HELP WANTED MALE. MEN WANTED FOR THE WEST. WE WILL SHIP ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF ROUGH CARPENTERS. HANDY MEN, MONITOR LATHE HANDS. BUFFERS, POLISHERS AND ALL KINDS OF WORKMEN IN A FEW DAYS; 600 MILES WEST.

WE GUARANTEE WORK; FARE PAID AND WAGES UP TO $7 PER DAY. SUN AGENCY, IIS NINTH ST. 33-5383 McCREERY COMPANY require two first-class salesmen for boys' and children's clothing department. Apply seventh floor. 33-6478 MACHINISTS Experienced In railroad work, to take place of men on strike on out-of-town road; transportation furnished.

Apply from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. at Room 402 Penn ave.

33-612dtl-52tJ YOUNG MEN Ten. desirous of learning good trade; start in as helpers; $2 and up; 8 hours wcrk. CENTRAL, 628 PENN AVE. 33-5382 WANTED Two experienced car lumber checkers; one first-class gralner. Apply at once.

Employment Office, Pressed Steel Car McKees Rocks. Pa. S3-614Q-5334 SIX YOUNG MEN to learn trade; 2.60 daily while learning. CITY OFFICE, 411 SEVENTH AVE. 33-53S WANTED Young man, about 18 or 20.

for hipping office, builders' supply. Answer in own handwriting. Houston Bros. Thirty-second St. and Penn'a R.

R. 33-S475 CRNEMEETecTrlcrc7anemen andchain-men for foundry. CENTRAL, 628 PENN AVE. 33-5333 WANTED Young man to work in dairy lunch room; goovi chance for advancement. 826 Liberty Pittsburgh.

33-64S5 LEARN telegraphy; railroads pay $60; positions sure. PENNSYLVANIA Telegraph Toi-lege. 254 Fifth S3-69d U-6233 COOK for re-staurant, day work. 150.50, board and room. 1106 Pnn second floor.

33-6480 WANTED Non-union brass moulders and coremakers. Address Postofflce Box 123S. city. 33-6)4o-Sol RAILROAD machinists for Western road to take place of men on strike. Call at 323 Pt-nn ave.

9 a. m. to p. m. 33-69dt 1-6227 WANTED First-class brass finishers.

Apply at Pittsburgh Gage Supply Company. 31st st. WANTED Non-union nheet iron workers. Address Postoffice Box 1236. city.

WANTED Thfckers and assurers. Good wagts. Iron City Laundry Dinwiddie st. 33-615dto-6430 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Malcolm M.

Nellie E. Ednin Sadie Hall Samuel P. Smith Ida E. Sweitzer William J. Lydon Mattto D.

Faulkner Robert B. Kuechler. Elsie Hflr.fmann Lola A. Alexander M. Smith John W.

Oskin Frances M. Bowen fharles E. Shewalter Kathryn Dunn Warren A. Coax Emma C. DilUnger Raymond E.

Yellig Veronica B. Riehter James M. Thompson Hatt.e E. Leitz Jacob Selllnirer Mary Stumff James Arrington Emma Bea John J. Morlarty Catherine S.

Pirl William J. Gerrity Annie Sttinhauser Pittsburgh Pittsburgh York. N. Y. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Belt zhoover Allegheny Allesuer.y Bra.

If ord Pittsburgh Puquesnv Duquesn i. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Allegheny Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Allegheny Shaniburg HonKtead Hays Borough Rankin Rankin Duqtjesn Duquesne Pittsburgh Pittsburgh DIED. On Thursday, June 13, 190 7. at 3 r. at he home of her daughter.

Mrs. J. A. McKallip, Leechburg, Mary Elizabeth Butler, widow of Jesse Butler, aged 70 years. Funeral services at Mount Oak Church, near Braeburn, on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. Conveyances will meet all A. V. R. R.

trains arriving at Braeburn between the hours of 8 a. m. and 1:80 p. m. FLY51X On Wednesday, June 12, 1907, at West I'enn hospital, Elizabeth Flynn, aged 57 years.

Funeral from the residence of her sis-ter, Mrs. John J. Mowry. 607 Avery street, Allegheny, on Saturday morning, June 15, 1D07, at 8:30. mass of requiem at St.

John the Baptist Church, Liberty avenue and Thirty-sixth street, Pittsburgh, at 9:30. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. 611o IIERBST On Saturday, June 8, 1907. at 9 p. at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.

Percy. S. Rider, Tucson. David C. Herbst, aged years 5 months.

Funeral services at St. Stephen Church, Sewickley, on Saturday afternoon, June 15, at 3:45 o'clock. (New York and Philadelphia papers please copy.) M'ALISTETt On Thursday, June 13, 1907, at 2:30 p. Rev. David McAlister, D.

LL. D. Funeral services at the Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian Church, of which he was pastor, on Monday, June 17, l'7, at 2 p. m. Remains will lie in state in the church from 10 a.

m. until time of service. 614yzu PORT MAX On Friday, June 14, 1907, at 7:30 a. at his home, in Greentree borough, Frank A. Portman, aged 27 son of Mary and the late Peter Portman.

Funeral services on Sunday, June 18, 1907, at 2 p. at St. Luke's Catholic Church, Carnegie, Pa. Members of Mononga-hela council, Js'o. Knights of Columbus, and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

ROEXIOK On Friday, June 14. 1907. Johanna, widow Of John F. Roenigk. Notice of funeral later.

RITTER On Friday, June 14, 1907, at 12:20 p. at the West Pnn hospital, Frederick Otto Ritter, husband of Margaret Ritter (nee George), aged 62 years 10 months 21 days. Funeral on Monday, June 17, 1907, at 2 p. from his late residence, 4615 Fillmore street, East End. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

615dts SCHMOUTZ On Thursday, June 13, ISoV, at 12:10 a. Flora Ann Schmoutz, daughter of Henry and Caroline Schmoutz (nee Schafer), aged 29 years 1 month 1 day. Funeral services on Sunday at 2 p. m. at the residence of her uncle, Martin Pfaff, 3118 Jane street, Southside, Pittsburgh.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Southside cemetery. (Jeannette and Beaver county papers please copy.) Tl'RSER On Thursday, June 13. 1907, at 10:50 a. at the Allegheny General hospital, Thomas Turner, aged 75 years.

Funeral services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Allegheny and North jive-nucs, Allegheny, on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 6140 HELP LYNCH OWN BROTHER, SOUTHERN ITALIAN'S OFFER Mother.Who Tells Police Offspring Is "Black Hand" Operator, HEMP. ROPE AWAITS GANG, New Orleans Neapolitan Quarter Aroused by Kidnaping of Child for Ransom. SPECIAL TO THE PITTSBURGH POST. NEW ORLEANS, June 14.

Indignation ever the "Black Hand" threats and outrages culminating In the kidnaping of the child of Walter Lamana Saturday night, and the threat to kill him unless the father would give the kidnapers $6,000, has crown steadily stronger since the mass meeting of Wednesday The Italian quarter Is In a fever of excitement over the case. How strong is the feeling is evidenced by the fact that the clue was furnished by Mrs. Cusimano, keeper of a small Italian grocery, who told the police that her own son was one of the "Black Hand" and had been the man to drive off with the Lamana child, and her other son expressed a willingness to join in a lynching if his brother is guilty of the crime. Band Terrorizes Community. The determination (hown and the vigorous action taken will.

It is believed, not only recover the child, if he is still alive, but crush out the "Black Hand" society in New Orleans, which, it now develops, has been operating actively among the Italians for some months, collecting blackmail by threats of murder, kidnaping, arson, etc. These facts have come out only since Lamana had the courage to carry the "Black Hand" letter demanding ransom for the child to the police, instead Of je.OOO to the kidnapers. Italians Pursue Countrymen. The Italians haye been prompt in furnishing evidence and it Is due to their action that it has finally been possible to run to earth the leaders of the "Black Hand" and to learn who are the kidnapers or probably murderers of the child. After the mass meeting visits were paid to a number of Italian tenement houses, where persons under suspicion lived, but this created such a panic among the Italians and rendered a mob outbreak of violence so probable that the visits have been abandoned.

Since then the Italian committee has been almost constantly in session, following up tbe threads of evidence. Eight supposed members of the "Black Hand" have been arrested. WOMAN EQUAL IN LAW. Physical Difference From Man Only Sentimental, Says Judge, BT ASSOCIATED PRESS. ALBANY.

N. June 14. The court of appeals to-day sustained the Judgment of the court below in declaring unconstitutional the section of the penal code penalizing violations of the factory law, with regard to hours of women's labor in factories. The opinion by Judge Gray says In Dart: In this section of the labor law it will he observed that women are classed with minors under the age of 18 years, for which there is no reason. In the gradual course of legislation uKn the rights of a woman in this State she has come to possess all the responsibilities of the man and she I entitled to be placed on an O'tality of rights with the man.

Considerations of her physical differences are tentinif ntal and find no proper place" In the discussion of the constitutionality of the act.".