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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
PERSONAL


ARTED-EvERY WOMAN TO m.
main beautiful by using Princess
Beautifer. powder and creams.
Beauty box a months supply,
value i2.zJ. apeciai 'i.3o. Finish
Ing cream, boc. Princess Toilet
CO. 1853 Arcade Bldg.
WAETED-DfA4oN OLD COLD.
WATCHES. OLD False TEETH
| HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWELRY co.
ti2 I. G. SMITH BLDG. 4TH FLOOR.
PRIVATE sASITARfUM = RE0fs-l
t tered physician, Specialist rns 10 air
s,ensble. tfz7 18th ave Capitol
lsWfTcHEs AND cURfsS MADE
from combinRa. ladies' Improve
ment shop. $40 Union st Main s50T.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES or CREDIT.
MICHAEL. a02 PIKE ST.
THERE WAS AN AID MONDAY
night Dick has Arrived.
IoI WANTED TO BORROW
ABSTRACTS AT kEDUcED RATEA
Money 70 loan. 40 Third ave-
Main iol7. washington Title Co.
log LEGAL NOTICES
fS THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THB
State Of Washington, for King
NO. 1856 NOTICE TO CREDIT
ORs. DEPOsTTORs, STOcKHOLD-
Eits AND ALL oTHEK PEEsgrs
AND AFFAIRS or SAID BANK
In the Matter Of american
Mercantile Bank. a corporation.
Iusoiyent
tue Of an order made and entered
in the above proceedings In the
above entitled court on April >.
1919, the underslgned. as state
Bank Examiner OF the state OF
Washington. and as iiquidator OF
tho German-Ar1erican Aercantiie
Bank. Insoivent Of Seattle. wash
inRton. was duly authorized To
offer for ssle virtually all Of the
remaining Assets in his hands be-
Mercantile Bank. That he Is re-
ceiying bids for said assets A
copy Of all % such assets IL on
file with the Clerk Of the superior
at TN he osfies ., The State bank
Examiner. 3is White building.
That he will receive sealed bids
on all of said assets up until
o'clock p. N. on May 10; 1913. y
the Superior Court. notice is here
by given 20 all creditors. depositora
stockholders and all other persons
interested in the assets affairs
and the liquidation OF the German
American Nercanttis Bank. that the
undersigned will make his report
20 the above entitled court on the
bids so received by him for SAID
assets. and that said report viii
come on for hearing In Depart
srnenf No. OF the Superior Court
81 the State OF Warrington for
King County. on May Is. 1915. At
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. At
which time and place all persons
interested in the assets ana Affairs
Of said bank. and any sale OF the
aforesaid assets may appear ana
offer any objections that they ray
hav. 20 the confirmation by the
court OF the State Bank Examin-
er'H report and recommendation
on said proposed sale
LOUIS H. MOORE,
State Bank Examiner of the State
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Heir to $1,000 900
Killed in Airplane

LEXINGTON. Ky. April ss.-En-
sign Harold Pulliam. 81. whose
home is in Lexington. was killed
while flying a seaplane at Norfolk.
Va. according to long distance
telephone message received here.
Ensign Pulliam was heir to q ST.
100000 estate and Is said to have
been selected to attempt = trans
atlantic flight.
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GERMANY HAS ARTIST
GOODS FOR SHIPMENT

Especial TO The Star by n. L. Al
BERLIN. April 2s.--Germany has
ready a great quantity of artists
materials for expectation as soon
as the embargoes are lifted. Chill
dren and other non-combatants not
engaged in munitions works were
kept busy on production of such
supplies turnout the war.
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~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE SNAPS
Three GOOD ONES. 2 whole and u
interest, all splendidly located
these all have fine opportunities
for enlargement: one good repair
shop operating full capacity: one
large 3-story. fully equipped
place. with wonderful POSSIBLE
ties; n interest In best of loca.
tons for sale SO cheap you could
not duplicate u In new lease: dc
not look at these prices and think
them too cheap for they are ALI
GOOD. and any one can be bough,
for less than $500.
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
Suite 900 Alaska Bldg.
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WANTED TO BORROW


AT REDUCED KATgA
Main 10i7. Washington Title Co
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ARE You RIM GuYY
Just a few days ago
fellow came into our offiee
And he said
II wish IA done
Like nili Jones ala.
lie bought a Tot
From you folks. ilill ala.
Aud he put up a littio home
/ Tho first year. aud
Ito planned ~ SOS he could
iiuild on another room o. two
The nest yeaE
And he ala.
And now he's got a fine big home
That's worth lot OF money.
And rs all his'
came TO Seattle
About tho same time
nm did.
And rented house
Like n lot ~ other fellows.
And tho landlord sold u
And | had 10 move.
SO I rented another house
And tho landlord sold that.
And l had 60 move again.
And Il costs money 10 move,
Aud all I got now
r. some rent receipts.
And I got 90 move again.
Liberty Park for me
WHY IAh HEN
Liberty Park is Just 10 minutes on
the Lake nurien car lne from
iiarbor island. the Industrial dis
trict Of Seattle.
CITY WATER
SCHOOLS
cry CONVENIENCE
FREE WOOD
Take Lake Hurien car line at Hit-
ERHtDE HTATfON. get off at itth
a. ". and Henderson st
Agents on the ground every day ana
all day Sunday.
TERMS AZ Low As 1900
PER MONTH
TRACTS Aa Low Az 1850
ASK ABOUT Our LIBERAL PLAN
OF furnishing lumber 80 that
you can get into
A HOME OF YOUR OWN At ONCE
WEST a WHEELER
Necond and Marion
Phone Elliott b2bz.
RIVERSIDE OFFICE
1901 ". spokane.
Phone West Tt3.
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rs SITUATIONS wANrrn-MALn
Statesmen WANTED

THE AMERICAN RUNNER CO, or
Chicago. needs few good aHlcHmvn
60 sell "a 1000 mile guaranteed tire
Co consumers at 49, per cont dis
count Experience la this line not
essential We will train good men
60 make big money. Can person
ally. 900 Mchihoru lids.
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IS FOR Stf.I--RIAf. ESTATE
YOUm mo OPPORTUNITY
kENfOHT
THE NEW NAVAL CITY
or THE
PUGET SOUND NAVAL. DISTRICT
4 natural towunito with salt waite
beach and nice level lots as low hs
1900 EASY TFHMs And the
Government arE nd NO MIL
LIONS. which insurea the future
% KErpOHT ACT QUICK. be
one q the first 10 buy Ia Key
port.
Call and SEQ plat and learn about
krgpnrf
MEET OUR Statesmen EVERY
DAY At KEYroHT
TAKE STEAMER HYAk FROM
THE FOOT or MAptkpS ut, AT
"a NJ DAILY ron kEYroHT.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
siT and III Third Ave.
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WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. $. Stamps.
2O+ Haight Bldg.
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TRUCK BUYERS FINANCED
WHERE IN WESTERN
WASHINGTON

We are prepared and financially
able 20 help TO q very large extent
ths financing OF truck buyers who
live in Western Washington. Pay
menta are permitted 10 be made
covering n period as long as 20
months. This In an opportunity
for every man who Is capable and
has work TO keep n truck reason
ably busy to become truck own
er. and eventually 10 be absolutely
independent Of perpetual Job
hunting" Investigate and you
Will find that this offer iH abso-
lutciy true. and will be lived up
to. X, l.. Saunders. 23i9-23 Fifth
ave. Seattle.
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

THE AMERICAN RUBBER co. or
Chicago. marketing the well
known NhHTENEffsf TIRES ANIL
TtltEH want dealers for territory
turnout the Eorthwent.
Under our plan the dealer IL assured
- cuHtomern-We get them Tor
him.
You need not be In the garage or
auto business 10 handle this money
maker Call or write 200 Mehf-
horn Bldg. Seattle.
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~WANTED-GOOD PRACTICAL NJ
tomobile repair men wh1 uha.
etsnd their business" We pre-
pare you for such Jobs ns this I'm.
pIover offers in the above al. Jus,
fhe rfrht combination 81 practicai
shop work. on up-to-date. stand
ard chassis. engines. carnurs,ers.
rnaenefos. starting and lighting
eousprnent. together with enough
theory 10 make YOU n first class
vr~~hsnIc WE TEACH OVER 100
DTFFrRE~T OPERATIONS. You
efay in school. without extra er-
pense. until you have learned them.
an~eia1 course in ignition. starting
and lighting: also ovx-ncctyiens
ruffiur. welding and brazing.
Oct details. Including outline show
ing operations taught at y. W. g.
A. Automobile ard Gas EnDine
school. Room 30 Y. NJ. g. a. Blfg;
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roa sALE-AuroMon,Lss

WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and n Pike. East 6tt
1918 Oakland b-paHs.; bump
cra. extra tire. tube and lock,
conhphoru lens one of tho
best buys We have Go offer
s..rst.stttt st+s.ttssts AlsVbV
1913 Oakland roadster. with
good tires aud all kinds Of
pep .ttts-tsstt' ...s'' SFuV
1915 oldsmohllo Six. Just paint
ed. with all good tires aud
one extra tstttt.s-.s, .ll,s5p
1917 Maxwell. all good tires
one spare ,,+s....t.ttts fbze
1917 Ford touring. new top and
scat covers ,.,,..,.ft..,it -o
1915 Ford roadster. shock alb
aorhvra Yale lock. anocdone-
tor. rain vision Wind shield
and hot shot battery geo. tgab
WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
18th and r. rike. East eli,
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9 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

D % q . y . - o . . . . . . o . o o
, BUGfNEsB OWNERS. NOTE
, List your business with tho
, RELIABLE INvE8TME ST co.
, for QUICK ACTION.
, We sell all lines OF business.
, secure partners and raise
, additional capital for all
merit riOus propositions.
, None too large or none TOO
} small for as 70 handle.
D WE HAVE THE BUYERS
, See Tie for quick Sale.
, No charge for listing your
, business with Us.
, RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.
, al BEABOAHD BLDG.
D Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23

At KIRKLAND
New s-roon piAHtefed bungalow.
with two large garden tracts;
pure spring water plped on 20
property. near grade ard high
school: not far from dock can
live here and work In Seattle
b-csnt fare 20 city for residents OF
kirkland. but 20 minutes ride on
ferry 90 city Price ii.ahos terms
1850 cash. balance $40 per month.
FASTEST growing town In state. 200
per cent increase IN population
during las, 2 years Come over 10
kirkland and see many bargains
in homes Ne offer. Don't saitle
down on a small city lot when You
can buy little farm for lees
money In Kirkland. Take East
Madison car and county ferry 10
oyr Kirkland office. whore sales
men will show you over property.
burke a FAHfsAH. Inc
kirkland seattle
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State Bank Examiner of the state
OF Washington.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. for King
No. isisss NOTICE OF SALE
In the Matter Of Gcrman-American
Mercantile Bank. n corporations
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that.
by virtue OF an order made ana
entered In the Superior Court OF
the State of Washington for King
County. in the matter of the insol-
vency Of the German American
Mercantile Bank. Louis II Moore.
as State Bank Examiner. will re-
ccive sealed bids for virtually All
OF the assets OF said German
American Mercantile Bank remain
ing IN his hands. A copy OF tho
1iFt Of said assets which are Of
fercd for sale is on file with the
Washington. in the above entitled
proceedings. having been filed
therein on April s, 1919. copy
OF the list Of all OF said assets ~
also on file and may be seen at
the office OF said State Rank Ex-
aminer. 2fs white Building. Sc
attic. Washington. A copy OF sid
list Of assets will be sent 10 any
intending purchaser upon request
These assets comprise promissory
notes. both secured and unsecured.
and all other debts due the bank.
real estate. judgments. bonds and
warrants and furniture and fix
lures. Louis III. Moore. as state
Bank Examiner, win receive sealed
bids for all OF said assets up TO
o'clock p. m. on May 10. 1913. ~
the aforesaid office. All bids
must be sealed. and there must
accompany such bid either a cash
payment or a certified check OF 10
per cent OF the amount OF such
bid. Tho Bank Examiner reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids. Any successful bid. after
approval by the State Bank Ex-
aminer will be subject to the fur
Court OF the State OF Washington.
LOUIS II. MOORE.
AS State Bank Examiner OF the
State of Washington. liquidating
German American Mereantile
Bank.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
The undersigned has made applica-
ton to erect garage at &OS queen
Anne, lots & and 6. block -, North
Seattle Addition. Anyone desiring
10 protest against such occupation
VIII file such protest at the office
OF Superintendent OF Buildings
prior to May 1. 1919.
HARRY PEET. owner.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made applica-
ton to erect a garage at l2Vl ~.
James st. lots l and :, block B-t.
Sduire's Park Replat Block : Ad-
dition. Anyone desiring TO pre-.
test against such occupation VIII
file such protest at the office OF
Superintendent of Buildings prior
to May 8. 1919.
IL. III. COTTRELI. owner.
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IOGGED-OFF LANDS

5000 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale TO setters;
easy terms: no raise in prices. IS
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for map show
Ing location. etc.
wEYERHAEuSER TIMER CO.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. Wash-
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nORzOSE's SECOND ADDITION
THE CREAM or THE NORTH
END ~ NOW BEING SOLD
In the Phtnney District
or all the additions that have been
plated within tho past 10 years.
this Sc the best bo-font lots all
cleared. most 81 II has been under
cultivation for several years. This
addition adloins the city limits.
and lies almost as level ar tho
floor. city water and electric light.
city cnnvrnispces without the bur
den Of high taxes and assessments.
THIS property q only three block
from the rhinnsy car line. and u
an ideal place 20 build a home II
you sec IL you will surely buy ~
Prices tATt and up. Terms i-S
cash. tia monthly.
=. " NINA Sole Agent
5000 GREENWOOD AVE
Not open sunday. Call Ballard 1884
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FARM LANDS

BIG OPENING or YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
Locatcd In the earliest district In
the state. and the best farm land
In Washington. on the Yakima
river. close 10 town. two railroads
on state highway. and the climate
80 good.
40 PER ACRE AND UP
with very easy terms Is under
government irrigation project
that IN an extension Of the sunny
aide canal We have Hoid more
than 10. 900 acres 81 this land in
the past year TO farmers and bust
nesH men
SOLD ~ to-AcRE TRACTS
At Wholesale prices. Adjoining lands
are held at many times more than
ours AT our office We have many
pictures OF our land and the i'm
proved farms there. Buy now Dis
rect from the owners before the
spectators boost the prices.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Gi3 Green bldg.
office open evenings also.
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DUCKS. GEESE AND CHICKENS
We have 10-acre tract located be-
tween SEATTLE AND TACOMA,
which we think u one of the best
locations in KING COUNTY for a
BIRD FARM; plenty OF upland for
chickens. and a good creek for
ducks and geese, plenty OF water
all the year, and the very best OF
soil close TO market on first class
road, for n short time only. $3.50.
$50 cash and $40 monthly.
DOUGlAS~MORSE co.
alb Leary Bldg. Elliott 1895.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Rondn Thrift Stamps
War Savings Stamps
Great Western Petroleum.
wicks Tire. Pan Motor
Beacon Coal. American oil.
l WILL SELL
900 Universal High Power. $3.50
500 Alaska Pet. a. Coal. 80. is
1000 American oil ....... .O3
1000 Lone star oil ....... OF Y
1000 Cons. salt Creek Pet, .0S
100 Post Ranch OIL. Texas. 500
1000 Red Monarch ......... OF
1000 Mount Rainier .. 06
eiOO Alaska Copper River. .Os
8 American Nitrogen 1000
8 Alaska $. :. Co. ... 5000
MAX WINkLER
3is Union st, Elliott $50.
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o IRRIGATED Farm
. IS ACRES. $4,000
D 10 acres Ia clover and timothy
D fine orchard. new Groom
o modern house. fine barn and
o other buildings. pure spring
o water ptped from 900 feet
D elevation for domestic use.
D EntiAt river flows thru
. place. and IL noted for trout
o fishing. Close 10 school and
D postnfflce. on spicndid auto
. road. Is acres ~ choice
. bottom land. 20 acres aEri-
o cultural land. half million
D feet OF standing timber.
0 Terms are half cash.
o CARTER MACDONALD &
o MILLER
0 10s Columbia ST Elliott 5s10. .
"a - =, - .. - - 4. - ~ - "a Z. ~ - .. n n :
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST - SMALL nLACK PURSE
containing xG6 Reward Mics
nutkc. 4. q. BOX fbt, Hrcmrrtou.
wash. Phone Navy Yard is2.
FOUND - YOUNG HOUND Doc
Mrht NnllnMlah COLOR H-ei. sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

The opportunities
for advancement to
higher pad positions
are unlimited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

The salary of S11
per week for begin.
ners IS increased at
the end Of tire second
month. and Increases
are given at frequent
Intervals thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

so 81. West University professor
hane. 1csr park large room gentle
- nIo.srl.d IeL.renaes
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Carpet 10 Ncur, Old

a: recent public sale Of personal
property ned in Litt.e Britain TOWN.
shlp Pennsy iyania, a carpet that Gaa
seen forty years of hara service sold
for 90 cents a yard The original cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

J ounp women, u To-
35, for Night Telephone
Operating
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HELP WANTED FEMALE



y wonderful future
stretches before this
great city Of New York.
More and more COM
merce will center here:
more and larger ships
Will enter our harbors
more and swifter trains
Our stations; more bust
ness. InVol bigger
a'i q IMAM ever before,
VIII d, ne transacted III ollr
buildings.
BY It's very nature. the
telephone business must
increase as the city de
NelopS. AS industry
grows and expands. it's
demands for telephone
service grow larger ans,
more eNacting 1t is the
duty and privilege of the
Telephone Company TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

oAPETi'L CARPET cIFsN-VG roE
PANy-Clrau. oy con, ar-.,ed - sr-,,s
nAad or or roor tis ras ON 81 OF
@hANpl ieiepnons llS Mu-ray HI
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Diamonds

? AhoNDs AAD JEW Elng HON.
FOX 81, estates arplai,ea lcaeas-ss
bENNr"I. is BreaiNa, aps,slrs
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

0sT--rsu vause containing gentleman 5
weatlur apparel toilet ariicies and
ariyats papers. fgom automohie 5}st ri
nd Sth ave. oct - about noon II
nder or party vito took valise from
,ray Oiasnnoeil. VII return ber with con
entS intact to tehert NoNhafu Great
seek l.. H.. - rev ard oi sc viii ho paid
go questions askoi Nalist marked T. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
HELP " ANTED FEMALE
CLERKS

The New York Tele-
phone Company de-
sires to engage a num-
Der of young ladies
from II to % years of
age for permanent po-
SltiOns in its Account
ing Offices.
Experience is not
necessary. as the work
is easily learned and
all new employees are
given thorough IN
structions by women
supervisors.
The hours are from
9 to 5, with one hour
Tor lunch and half day
on Saturdays.
The working cad
tons and surround
lngS are excellent
light, Well ventilated
offices, sanitary lunch
rooms, comfortable
rest rooms, etc.
The salary of 81
per week for begin.
ners is increased at
The end Of tire second
month. and Increases
are given III frequent
Intervals thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

exucrtencsa ar marcel,
waving also have vacancy for an ex-
pert at msn!curinR and facial ma ssas M
\. Simonson. 5eS Fifth ave. near 42d at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

ga Ism EN.-~several packing statesmen
~ 2 a. co MN ssicns. drawing account.
= 6ox 800. Tribune Once,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE
SALESWOMEN
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS,
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.

~ ~ oDNi.N II.
Have vacancies in ho
following departments for
saiesWomen. Attractive sal
aries are paid, with a liberal
commission on all sales in
addition:
ART EMBROIDER1ES,
CANDY.
CHINA & GLASSWARE,
HANDKERCHIEFS
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
LACES,
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
RIBBONS.
TOYS AND CANES,
UNDERWEAR,
WAISTS.
Applications can be made
any time during IN
the Employment Office, Sub
way Floor, Central Building,
OF by mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANT
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS.
FULTON 81. BROOKLYN.
Have vacancy for an assist
ant in their employment of
fee. This is an excellent
opportunity for a woman
who has had experience along
these lines, who understands
the department store and who
has been successful in the
employing of men. Appli-
cations can be made any
tinae during the day at the
employment office, Subway
floor. Central Building, or
by mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Nuifsrs phine stea0x pes.. typ,~ritfos
I hours req 40 al tayrs - Nss,.,
< tseoilar Ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

The hours are from
8 to 5, with one hour
Cor lunch and half day
on Saturdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

Experience Is not
necessary. as the work
is easily learned and
all new employees are
given thorough IN
structions by women
supervisors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04
GIRLS
Store Hours 9 to )

Our practical training
class enables you to rapidly
become an efficient sales
clerk without previous bus.
ness training Regular sal
airy paid while taking this
course. Call for personal
interview and be convinced
that HEARN is the Store
OF Opportunities.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

tn 81. "a T-Comfortable and a.
tractVeiy furnished rooms "a hoor
ght ! niise kee ping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-04

he working cad
tons and surround
lngS are excellent
light, Well ventilated
offices, sanitary lunch
rooms, comfortable
rest rooms, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-26
acking Company Is
 Doubling Its Capacity

Doubling the capacity of the Natchez Packing company, subsidiary of Will son & Co.,, within the next few months is forecast by officials of that plant, who base their belief upon the increase of hogs and cattle in Mississippi dur ing the past 12 months, says the Man ufaeturers Record. =
 A 100 per cent increase in hog pro- duction has taken place in the past year in 'the more important stock rais- ing counties. At present the Natchez Packing company only get 20 per cent of the hogs raised in the state, chiefly because NatcheZ is on a branch rail- road, and stop-overs cause rapid loss of weight Efforts to overcome this ham dicap, however, are now being made by the heads of the packing plant and the Natchez Chamber of Commerce, and better connections are expected
 The packing company. assisted by county home demonstration and home economic agents. is making campa ign to popularize it's products, so that Mis- sisssippi housewives will call for home raised and home-cured meats.
 Ham from soft hogs, that is, hogs not fed out for weeks on corn. is be- ing made, and distributed, and if it can be popularized. 1t will mean great deal of money to Mississippi hog rais- CTS. who will not be forced, as they are at present, to take lower prices for their unfinished porkers.