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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25

hCr hcadland.
This is not II supposltion; II is Il
fact. There are actually women who
push these hats 80 far down over
arching browS that only The tips of the
latter are visible making the women
look as though they were made up FOR
some fantastic role ON the stage.
And remcmbcr this: The hrulband
is the only regular line in the fash
ionablc hat. Everything else about it
is twisted. pulled hithcr and yon,
dipped. tilted Hnd turacd. Its very
Irregularities Lake II possible for
every type of wonlan whose features
may correspond with The lines Of her
hat.
Copyright, 1917. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndcate,l
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
Saving OF FABRIC
Conservation Idea Carried Out by
the Wrapped" Skirt.
New Style Feature Can only Be Used
to Advantage in Connection With
Bustle Silhouette.

Two style features of the season are
portrayed in the sketch here shown.
one is the wrapped skirt and the
other is the hustle silhouette. These
two are really properly shown together,
inaslnuch as the "wrapped" skirt with
out the aid of the hustle flare would be
rather too narrow and close recfed
whereas topped with the hustle Il very
attractive silhouette is the result
The wrapped" skirt is of necessity
rather narrow at its hem or lower
edge, inasmuch as Il section of fabric
cut the right length for skirt is sim
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
When Hair Is Dry.

While oily hair is not at all heauti-
ful, IL is usually much healthier and
thicker than dry, harsh hair. If your
glory crown has started in to he dry
and wispy, it would be n wise move to
take II in hand right away and call for
an immediate reform. Twenty-four
hours before the shampoo rub pure
olive oil into the scalp. You can have
no idea how much help this will give,
and what lovely fluffy gloss 1t viii i'm
part to the hair after the shampoo.
Have this cleansing with egg instead
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
ORIENTAL TURBAN .
I is HAT NOVELTY
Can Be Used Only on Ceremonial
Occasions or for Indoor
Wear.
NO BRIMS FOR THE STREET
Small Headeear Proper Thing for the
Open, Although Crown le Not Lin.
tied In Width or
Fulness.

New Yorb.--It has been said that
women are divided into two classes (;
those who think Of the hat first and
The gown aftrrwnrd, and those who
think of the gown and pay little at
tenlion to the hat.
The difference in these attitudes Of
mind toward essential parts of cos
tunery is n topic that artistic dress
makers never fail to find interesting.
Interview II mlliner and he will tell
You that Il wqlnan may wear an un-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
SIZES OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS
Cut and Dried Rules Exist for Guild
ance of Housewife Who Makes
Own Sheets and Pillow Cases.

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
NOTES AND NOTIONS

The fashionable suit is rather So
rerely tailored.
Hats with flowers are promised for
the future.
TaSSclS are popular on millinery.
All druperlcs should fall in perpen-
dicular folds.
Tailored shirts favor the masculine
shirt bosoms.
Bustles or hustle effects are increas-
Ing In number.
Many Of the smartest frocks have
ChinQsp nmhpOidarv
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
Bags of Fur, Velvet and Beads.

moon of solid beading just below the
mounting on each side of the bag.
There are many fur bags also with
out the beading, the short hair, supple
furs, such as seal and mole, being
especially liked for this purpose, while
ming bags of velvet, silk and cloth.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25

In this street suit of green and gray,
the miliiner has made cap, cape and
mun to match of bright green broad
cloth, after fashion of quarter Of
a century ago. 1t is trimmed with
gray fur, and the cape is fastened with
one gray button.
Important gown and rise 10 heights OF
sarturial success If She wears IN Inn
pornnt hat. Interview drrssmal,cr
and she will Insist that the gown
should bc purchased before any other
part Of the costume ana that all other
things should hc added thcreunto, with
or without care.
I'm looking at the whole scheme Of
dressing from the point of view of II
reporter of clothes, the safe assertion
IS that the millncrs are right. No
gown can justify Itself or It's wcnrcr
for choosing II, If II Is married by the
wrong hat. On the other hand, II good
hat which Is admirably posed and
which brings out all the best there is
IN Il face, can redeem II gown that
would otherwise be II dcplornblc fail
uro. That Is the way To Judge The
merits.
Standards Have CHANGED.
There WAS once Il tim" when women
and the public gave more attention to
the face than 10 the figure, or to that
vague and elusive thing called stylc.
a woman had to lac pretty and her
nrcllincss Of the kind that women un,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25

The mothers frock consists of fas-
cinatng coat of gray cloth, with a
waistcoat embroidered in black, silver
and cherry red soutache, and small
skunk collar. It is worn over frock
of black satin and gray chiffon. The
little girls coat is made of bIack-and-
white checked cheviot, with collar and
cash of bright green jersey cloth fin
ished with wool balls.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
The Useful Tunic.

The tunic is Ia make an important
feature in the winters fashions, and
women who have last seasons gowns
that they would like to remake will
be GLAD of this. Very often wide
skirt can De cut off to make sue
cessful tunic and worn owed II mar
rover skirt of contrasting material.
A variety of tunic designs are offered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25

Eastern turban OF black satin. This
oriental headgear has been revived in
an alIurino shape, with broad par.
sdise floating from colored crystal
buckle In front. The cape and muff
that 90 with 1t are OF sealskin and
ermine.
patience with the Kind of hcadgcar
that intcrfcres with convenience. The
small hat is the thing for the open,
hut its smallncss apparently limits it,
self t4 The hcadhand and the uban-
donment 0f the hrm, for the crown
takes Ia itself width and rulmcSS. 1t
not only fits the head, hui IT covers
the hair, and II Il woman has archlng
eyebrows 10 which sonneis might
have been written In the middle ages,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25

/: In Paris one of the seasons novel.
ties consists of fox heads made of fiat
or Gngora braid in the natural color
of the animal. 1t is being used for
trimming hats and is often combined
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-12-25
Marred by a Hat

II women In mGsS could only he
made cogniznnt of the truth concern,
ing hats the ulllncrs would talk less
ana women would look better. II Is
the ignorance of The majority Of wom.
en- rs 70 What kind Of hat they should
wear that gives the mlllncr who must
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Highlanders Here
To-day to Assist
British Recruiting
With Kilties' Band They Will
Parade on Arrival from
Toronto

The Kilties' Band will arrive IN New
York this morning with company OF
Gordon Highlanders and company OF
Mclean Highanders from Canada.
Their arrival will be the signal that
ALLIED Week" is here.
A syndicate of a dozen men in Mon
treal and Toronto. headed by l. W.
Beatty, vice president and general
counsel Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way Company, raised $4,000 among
themselves to send the full band and
pipers of the 48th, consisting Of 1856
men. to this side of the border to stim-
ulate British recruiting. The High
landers are scheduled to arrive at the
Grand Central Terminal from Toronto
this morning at o'clock by special
train. p....
They will parade from the Battery
70 the City Hall. where they will be
received by Acting Mayor Dowling.
Then they will march up Broadway to
Washington Square. and thence up
Fifth Avenue to Forty-second Street,
over Forty-second street to Fourth
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

Avenue ard then to the list Regiment
Armory. where the men are TO be quar-
tered as the guests of the regiment.
The officers are to be quartered at the
Biltmore as guests Of the hotel. The
New York Hotel Association has ar
ranged 10 feed the men.
During the week there will be daily
parades by the Highlanders. and many
times a day appeals will be made to
British subjects TO enlist in the army
of their country. Recruiting officers
of the United States Army have prom
ised to cooperate Many meetings will
be held. at which speakers, American,
Canadian and British. will urge that
every able bodied British subject IN
New York respond to the call TO the
colors
Among the organizations helping in
the campaign is the Gramercy Neigh
bodhood Association. Al 7:15 this
evening the Kilties' Band will lead a
parade through the district, which will
be preliminary to recruiting rally
held in the roof garden of Washington
Irving High School. Job Hedges and
Colonel W. 7. Stewart. Of the Canadian
army. will speak.
Included in the parade will be the
Home Defence Guard Of the district,
the Boy Scouts. the Junior Naval Re
serve. various foreign societies in ma
tive costume. and marching committees
of several food aid and canning clubs.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Surgeons to Learn
Carrel Method in
Care of Wounded
Rockefeller Institute to
Open Model Hospital for
Demonstrations

Officials Of the Rockefeller institute
for Medical Research opened tor pli-
vate inspection yesterday model oase
military hospital, covering two ana
o,o-baIf acres. at Sixty-sixth Street
and Avenue A, where in two weeks Dr'
AIexis Carrel. the bacteriologist, VIII
berin demonstrations to instruct Amer
lean surgeons in the use OF the carer
Dakin method of treating wounds pf'
Carrels purpose is TO acquaint sur
0cons who will be called for hospital
duty in Europe with the results oD-
tanned bv him in treating wounded sol
diers al the experimental station at
Compegne, France.
The value of the method lies IN the
prevention Of Inflammation and suppu-
ration through the application OF a
chemical solution adopted by DR.. II. D.
Dakin. DR. Carrel, VINO has just re-
turned from a two years visit among
French hospitals. said yesterday mat
il had been found that the method not
only decreased the necessity Tor sur
gical operations, but caused the heal
ing of wounds in one-third the ordinary
time.
"It increases the efficiency Of surgery
threefold." said DR.. Carrel The prog
ress made is one of the great sclentlhc
advances gained by the experience OF
the war. Our purpose here will be sim
ply TO give American surgeons a prac-
iical demonstration of the method. 50
that they may apply il at once on their
arrival in the hospitals abroad. In
brief. the solution is injected into
wound until germs which cause suppu-
ration are progressively destroyed. and
the flesh, in a healthy state, rapidly
heals
The hospital was built by Charles
Butler. who, working under the French
War Department, studied hospitals IN
England and France. Mr. Butler found
:hat there were no military hospital
plans on large scale available in the
United States and adopted English
specifications. The complete hospital,
which was built in less than a month,
is portable, although il IS equipped
with elaborate operating rooms, labo-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Samuel Levin plaintiff. against Jacob
Iuuiil and others. defendants Heyu &
COvingtou. plaintiffs attorneys. 60 Wall
Street Sew York CITY.
Pursuant 20 "a Judgment - foreclosure and
sale entered June 18Th. 1917. tho under
signed Will sell a. public auction. at the
Exchange Salcsrocms Sos 1A-fG Vcsey
street. Borough of Manhattan. CTS ~ Sew
York at ~ O'Clock noon. g. fLe I7th day
Of July 1917. hy SAM III. MAHN Auction
Ger. the fnortgaged premises dlf-rtel by said
judgment % be sold. situated on the north.
erly eide of Madison Street 81 feet 9 inches
east 81 the eabicrly tide Of IIrminrh,
Strcct. being 81 feet IN depth on the west
eriy and eastcry sides. said sides being
parallel with birmingham Street. and % foof
In width. front and rear.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
City Hall Reporters
Hold Their Annual
Outing at Bayside
Plates Marked Mitchell Used
as Targets as Long as
They Last

The seat OF the city government
moved temporarily to fayside' Long
Island. Yesterday. Frank l.. Dowling'
nresident Of the Board Of Aldermen
and acting Mayor in the absence OF
Mayor Mitchell, and many other city
officials and political leaders Journeyed
to the Long Island suburb to attend
the annual outing of the A sociation OF
City Hall Reporters. The Federal gov
ernment was well represented by Mar
shal Thomas D. Mccarthy and Chlef
William J. Flynn of the Secret Service
The rain did not dampen the ardor
Of the thirty political reporters, active
members of the association, and their
friends and guests, numbering IN all
ahout seventy. The outing took the form
of a clambake under tent at Broad
way and Bell Avenue, which mas oeen
the scene Of many famous "bakes' IN re-
cent wears. The wet goods in the tent
made up for the disappointment IN
wet field, which prevented the fuslon
and Tammany teams from playing tne
scheduled game. When the sun broke
through the clouds in the afternoon
some intermittent baseball and other
outdoor sports were enjoyed.
The entries for the fat mans race
we're Marshal Mccarthy. doc" Adams,
secretar- Of the association; Charles
Farnum' who ran the inglorious cam,
naign of Charles f. Hughes; Edward
Stats Luther. Erwin Thomas. James
Mcbride and Matte" Chapelle. Luther
hit the tape first, but was disqualified
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
The Weather Report

Washlngton. July 1.-THE pressure Distribution
has not changed materially IN the last twenty four
hours. The weather has cleared in northern d'S-
,,ct, east Of the Mississippi. but there have been
showers and thunders,orm5 in the Ohio Valley. the
Appalachian region and In Georgia. Alabama. Tea
ur.ee Arkansas and Oklahoma. It Is cooler IN
fbe Southwest due 70 showers.
Thundrr showers are indicated FOR Monday and
Tuesday I'm the Cur states. tennessee <lA ttI-
ohio Valley and on Tuesday IN the l2"ei iAn-
region The change, M temperature VIII ue IN
important.
Forecast for Special Locallti.s.-New England
Eastern New York. El,ten Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland. Florida. Upper hichI-
san Arkansas. Virginia and the District OF Co.
lumb.A f4r Monday and probably Tuesday.
North Carolina. fAE Monday and Tuesday. exec"
thunder shower, in mountain districts.
south Carolina. Georgia Alaoams. MISSISSIPPI
Kentucky and West Virginia showers AMI hunaef-
.,orrs NloadAv. aud probably Tuesday
Tennessee fair west thunder showers east MON
day and probably Tue,day. ... 49,. ~,
Western Pennsylvania 4il western NeN lo'N'
eorer8l.y sai- Nolday Tuesday thunder showers
ohio thunder showers Monday and proiaoy
TUESDAY. ,. r,,-,t,~ ,-oh
ABLY fair uOrh. showers south. =. -
Lower Michigan LOUISIANA ana Eastern ieAA'
thunder showers Monday. TGesday talf -...,,,
oklahoma Monday unsettled Iuesday sehe'a''
fair ,,-. ..r..,i, ,,, crc.p.
scattered thunder showers: Tuesday seneraly ialr'
Local ordaI Record.-The following Official
,,corI from III. Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours In comparison
with the corresponding date o. last year
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Policeman Shoots Fugitive
Fires on Man Running Away
After Store Is Robbed

Patrolman William Graber shot Dan
iel Courtney early yesterday morning
as he was running away from a drug
store at Midland Beach, Staten Island,
which had been entered by burglars.
Two men who were with Courtney
escaped
Courtney's lung was punctured, and
he was taken 10 the Staten Island Hos
pital. a prisoner. charged with bur
elary. He said his home was at 2i9
West Sixteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Mother of Three Soldiers
Falls Dead as She Leaves One

Edward Doyle, a soldier in the Signal
Corps. who had been at his home, ] l
Prospect Avenue, Flushing, on fur
Tough, walked part way to church yes
terday with his mother. Mrs. Annie
Doyle. After bidding her son goodby
as ne started back TO camp Mrs. Doyle
stood staring At the trolley car which
carried him until il was out Of sight.
Then she continued churchward
Before she had gone block she
dropped dead All three Of her sons
are in the army, and since learning Of
the arrival Of troops in France Mrs.
Doyle had worried over the prospect Of
losing them.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

because of a false star, -.
fell over the e lins lhia''nsl n .kS,sc.,is,
other heavyweigh,s " sasahce .,
A large target was
WIN WI ! pt the rings labelled v Ton.ls u q. s
and and Prendergast. Mayor S;.0ds Y cOds y
was inscribed on a bsst...' az. .a..i'ehsl's h
wniGh W were used as bull's.suula a Va
as they lasted. The de, ',s!es a a, !
Mitchell plate if possible -"I sesr
Smith registered a bull'. saens 4
first ball ne hurled at ,bs .'s VII
cials. The politicians %. a,,.'i ,1'is,
significance to the Shs,;sss;.. sss;.aetst ]
The "eats" were cookss 'e't.
and supervised by the Wei 70 U, ,
Most Of the party cams s.l {
York on a Fifth Ayenu. sSs e
had been thoughtfully do,,sss sss u
occasion. William A W;II;' p
Herald and Charles C ~ p.u u !
THE Times" both Of whor, iHn'cs, ~,
side, we're the persons mos, I've we,
for the success Of ,he sz.; ."pc,l
Among the Others a, ,ba
Thomas F. Smith, secre,,r,. cue |,
many Hall; Fire Commiss;,.N q
son, Samuel s. Koenig. chsi,-, y
Republican County Conmi,...
VI. Price, Of the executive ro,', y
the Fusion Committee Of is,.' ie,s I,
Hartigan. Commissioner ~ Us
and Measures; Philip Donos,. "
many Hall sachem; Lieu,en,,, !.
Kennel, Mayor Mitcheps ~
Deputy Fire Commissions, r's
dore Stitts. secretary o, -. q
partment; Louis Fehr. secrs,,.. -. !,
Manhattan Park Departn.,.
Holly. James B. Walker. ss,,..
the Public Service Con~I..,t'
State Senator or two and ,.s..
dermen.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

ratories. wards for sixty to one hun
dred patients, kitchens and laundries.
One feature Of the patients wards IS
an am emergency exit, out of which pa,
tients can be hastily taken in case OF
aeroplane raids.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

the street number being lil Madison street,
S.0. York City Freo and clear % all In
cufnbfances.
Anprorifnats amount ~ the mortgage debt.
eo.'r and allowance ls iit.bo3 %
Tagsr asfcfrmouta ana water rates bp-
pfonmAtsly i51s a.
Uated, New York. june %. 1917
MAECEL LEVY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

loavf, IaIII c4c1r' SuHdaY. f10' y 'hrisIophff >
AZ e.. " le0tu 81 o. J.. VI. for NeTbursh.
Catsfin Hudson. Cot.sc'1e
Tirtcts interchangeable With those of Day Line.
TeI 10q- SUrlrg
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
DANCING
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.-
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
Governesses. etc, TO Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply to Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG.
FULTON. % Onion Square
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
TRAVEL.
I)ZASY ~ Line me
Am serrice nnIIv Fxcent sunday.

All Service Daily Except SUNDAY.
Direct Rail Connections 10 all points IN
the Cstskilis Saratoga. the Adirondacks;
the west and North All through ran
tickets between %ew York and Albany ac-
ccpteG Music. Rcstauranf.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

OVER $50 POSITIONS received last four months:
more applicants needed. clerks. hookkeepers. sc
nosrapherS. tJpisH. shippers. packers receivers,
chauTeur. mcchAn,cs tradeSmcn: also boss ard
junior help VI g A Employment Dept
tA.ency) li2l Bedford ave Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
UPBOATS1
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

+One-Day Outings To Poughkeepsie. New
,urah, Wet Point or Bear Mountain
For information telephone Canal o3oo.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

Hlshe, temperature yesterday - degrees "a.
iots,t IS tat 1901 a. M; average. 20,
.ve-age for same date last yeE q average Same
date for ta.rty three years. u.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
SURROGATES' NOTICES

FITCH ALICE Mn PURSUANCE TO
an order Of Hon John =. Cohalan. Surro-
gate Of the County Of New YORK, notice IS
hereby given 10 al persons having claims
against alice II Fitch. late Of the County OF
New York deceased. TO present the same.
with vouchers thereof. 70 the undersigned
business al the office OF Melville n Cane
40 81 Liberty street. in the Borough or
Manhattan. city and state OF New YORK, on
or before the 18th day Of January, 1918.
Dated New York. the second day OF July
''''' FRANK r. WHITMAN.
BERNARD VI. l.. ERNST
Executors.
MELVILLE II CANE.
Attorney for Executors.
81 Liberty Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John +. Cohalan, Surrogate OF
the County Of New York:
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Edward X. Milligan.
late of the Coun,y Of New York. deceased,
10 present the same. with vouchers thereof.
10 the subscriber at its place OF transact
ing business. 30 55 Cedar Street in the
Cifv Of New York. on or before the 10th
day Of December next
Dated. New York. the ist day Of June.
1911 ......
TRUST COMPANY, Executor
PATTERSON. EAGLE. GkEENoUGH &
DAY. Attorneys for Executor. l2o
Broadway. New York city.
CHURCH.. WILLIAM CONANT-IN PUR-
suauce Of an order OF Honorable Robert
Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate Of the County
II New York notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against william
Consut Church. late Of the County OF New
York deceased. To present tho same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at his
nl.ce Of trausacting business. No 90 Nesev
o.. ~ ~ ff Tha
Of New York. on or before the 10th day OF
Dated. New York the e5th day of June.
1917. WILLARD CHURCH.
PHELPS EAST & WEBB. Attorneys for
Executor. lfs Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
VALENTINE. SAMUEL HIN PURsu.
ance Of an order Of Hon. John + Co
halan. Surrogate ~ the County OF New
York. notice IL hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against Samuel II. VAL
entine. late of the County OF New York
deceased 90 present the same with vouch.
ers thereof 10 the subscriber. at her place
street Borough OF Manhattan. IN the city
Of New York, on or before the twenty.
ninth day Of September next.
Dated. New York. the twentieth day of
ELIZA W. VALENTINE. Executrix.
THOMPSON. KOSS & WARREN. Attor.
neys FOR ENecutrix 256 Broadway. Bor.
ough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
JOHN Z. COHALAN. a Surrogate % tho
County Of New York. dated January l2th
1917, notice IS hereby given to all persons
having claims against Theodore Di-terlen
late Of the County Of New York deceased
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers at their place OF trans.
acting business No 3Oi West Dist street
ln tn" city of New York. on or before the
@3rd day OF July. 1917 next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Jan.
uary. 1911
CLAIRE ME- DIETERLEN. Extrx
CAAS. 7. DiETERLEN. Extr.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
EXCU RSIONS
LOST. FOi ND AND REWARDS
OST BtNkBOOhs

LOST -B,nkhoos 10 .3l as2 Harlem SAVING,
Bank Payment stopp-d. Return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Roy. Is. wishes position IN oricc or a. ANYTHING
McAurc lS6 Fast i03d 81 city
COloRED MAN Neat appearing young competent
houseN0rk~r mo cook and waiter. $50 tNo yrars
last place. anywhere Miss Shea's Agency. 30 East
ied II
SALESMAN able wants travelling
salesman position With relAhle manufacturing %
wholesale company. 10 sell johhefS Or retailers
making Headquarters here Address Box Sls
touth Boston. Va
Female
STENGRAPHER.- Educated Intelligent reliable
Young American. references Ns, A mpp
Agency. ~ Nassau a. Cort t,2i