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and naturally Sunny Boy wants to
chase fa.s , It But L pretty soon his folks
my! what a good time no has! He
helps in the farm work in his small
ways goes fishing, flies kites, and
does lot of things In that happy
summer.
His further adventures arc told in
Big City" which are like going with
him personally on other pleasure
jauntS.
THE FLYING LEGION. By George
Allan. England. A. c. McClurg q
Co. Chicago
This is a thrilling. spirit stirring.
high pressure story OF desperate
bian Desert: one of tho four large
areas of the earth's surface that re-
mains practically unknown. For
lovers of adventure and romance II
viii be the fictional treat of the year
The Flying Legion" was composed
OF men who, wearicd of the monotony
of everyday life after the excitement
OF years of service as ACE" aviators,
sought again the lure of high adven-
ture. All OF them bore scars from
the great conflict and each had any
where from one, to dozen decora-
tions. to obtain which men will glad
Outlawcd from the start, the legion
reached the "Forbidden City" only
after many pcrilous adventures.
From then on the story is one of
deeds, mere handful of men pittcd
against nation of semi civilized
fanatics.
THE CHINESE COAT. BY Lennet,e
Lee; Charles Scribners Sons. New
York.
Eleanor More went into the sale
whore she first saw the Chinese coat
mot because she could afford to buy
She was a woman" She fell in love
with the coat with it's fantastic gol-
den draEons."like a bit Of Oriental
dreamed of it, in the little suburban
house where she and her young hus-
band lived. only q few months past
their honeymoon.
or the part the Chinese coat came
to play in their lives. even to mid.
die age and when their children had
grown up about them, Mrs. Lee tells
in what is in part quiet, sweet
toned romance and in part an allie
CORY. The beauty Of the story shows
her best powers, and holds the
reader till It's ending among the hills
where the Chinese coat was born.
I'VE MARRIED MARJORIE. by
Margaret Widdcmer. Harcourt. Brace
& Howe, New York.
It's all very Wcll TO DC war
bride when there is a war. but the
war is over" sighed Marjorie. and
I'm married for life" Marjorie was
waiting for her husbands return at
any moment, dreading even the sight
OF him. She had married him in 4
whrl OF excitement after she had
known him only month. and he had
been sent to France on two hours
notice. Out of this threatened ;rag-
cdy. Miss Widdemcr. with her sure
understanding of the hearts of girls
and men, wcaves n romance as charm
ing as anything she ever wrote. and
touched with deeper emotion. In
Il little cabin nesting among the
pines of Canadian forest Marjorie
finds her happiness
ALL-wOoI. MORRISON. BY HoI-
man Day. Harper & Brothers, New
York.
They called him "All-Wool" Nor
rison, this head of a big wooden mill.
because he had high principles, nerve
and common sense. His passion was
to make water powcr-thc white
coal" OF his State ana city-the prop
crty of the people and not n conces-
sion TO he exploited by politicians.
He fought TO win that white coal"
for them-and then the political
StOnc-CruSher began to move Even
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Literary Gossiu.

Two new novels are being published
by D. Appleton & Co: The Counsel
OF the unSodly. by Charles Bracket,
is highly amusing story of a mem
Der of one of the wealthy old families
of New York who went broke" and
VINO hired out rs butler in n family
In THE Widening Circle" the Mar
chioncss Townshend reveals TO us the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

THE UNCENSoRED LETTERS OF
a CANTEISN GlRJA Anonymous.
Henry Holt e Co, New York.
This Is the only book of its kind
so Tar produced by the great war.
IL is the STRAIGHTFORWARD record Of
a real girls experiences and reflcc-
lions among the enlisted men tand
a few oiiicers) of our army overseas.
1t Us humorous and pathetic at one
and the same time, n book to touch
the heart, and gives the human side
or soldering as no book yet pLb-
lished has done
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COUSIN SADIE. BY Daisy Ander-
son. The Stratford Co, Boston.
college town provides this book. Ono
catches in the clear notes of the
bells an echo of what men have
fought for and upheld grandly. The
very sunshine is dinercnt-more Dla-
cid. as If reminiscent
Cousin Sadie" is u woman OF con-
flicting tenperamcnts-thc inherit ed
instincts of n long line of Calvtnists
versus the bursting forth of ind.v'd-
ualism, or the will to live unhamper-
ed by morbid consideration of otaers
with such striking central char ac-
ter; the deeply interesting story may
we'll be imagined.
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Seems Magic! Drop little Free
Zone on an aching corn. instantly that
corn stops hurting, then shortly you
lift II right off with nngers-Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle OF
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the girl turned against him until.
1t was Il series OF quick, unprccc-
denied political moves that won the
decision--and an equally thrilling
series Of moves in tho game OF love
that won the girl. a story that. like
its hero. is "all wool and yard
wide
YOUTH In HARLEY. BY Gordon
Hall Gerould. Charles Scribner's
Sons, New York.
Against tho background OF true
New England village Mr.. Gcrould pre-
sents delightful romance-that OF
n young college graduate who goes
TO Harley to teach. The Incidents OF
his love story arc so interviewer with
the lives of the characters of the
town that the philosophic cobhler. the
stately old college graduate who feels
responsible for the community's level
of culture. the lonely old lady, Ores
don china figure, who lives In mys-
tcrious scclusion among her belong
inEs, come to move before the reader
with intense reality. They act with
typical incidents of village life to
give to the story peculiar charm
and vitality.
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.rIIE GREArEsT FAILURE IN

THE GREATEST FAILURE IN
ALL HISTORY" by John SpurSo.
Harper & Brothers. New York:
John Spa-Go. author OF "BolShcv-
ism" "Thc Psychology of Bolahcv-
ism" Russia rs an American Prob
lem in this. his latest book. gives
us the cumulative benefits OF his eN-
tcrsive study of the Russian situa-
ton.
From BolShcvist literature. cN-
positorl and critical. from official
documents. laws. DEGREES. etc, Mr..
Spargo shows how Sovictism in its
original ideal form has failed 10 cope
with the unavoidable human Unequal
itics-mental. moral, physical-and
how under stress OF economic naccE-
sty il has gradually developed into
an autocracy more oppressive than
Carbon, which completely suoverts
ths chief aims of Bolshcvism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

YOUNG man IN office OF large manufacture
ing plant, Christian firm IN New York
city, TO make himself generally useful; salary
SIS per week; good opportunity for advance
ment; we want a steady young man who
wants to learn the business: state expert
ence. II any; references required. w. W., 375
Herald. Herald SO.
$z5 PER WEEK IN INTERSTATE CON-
MERGE AND EXPORT WORK.
The opportunity OF lifetime for q perma-
nent future at a salary ranging from g 800
to $4,000 per year when able to handle the
work efficiently; the men we desire must be
over 81 and common school education; be
willing to learn in their spare time and have
unlimited ambition. determination and initia-
tive: no experience necessary II willing to
devote a few hours each week to learn i'm
portant technical knowledge: the few chosen
will be trained by experts and assisted to po-
sitions and salaries according to abilities;
Interview By appointment only. Phone Beck
man 1881 address Mr. Rhamstein, S24
Tribune Building New York city
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
II Nj l. o Y MENT
s L r v / G e.
8 Church st.
One block west OF Broadway.
One block below Cortlandt st.
BooKKEEPDR--Ful charge; handle
letters OF credit. foreign exchange,
payrolls; &C.. $500 up.
B6ORKEEPER : Foreign exchange;
Ac eceS sTPsi;1ef young $4,000.
SALESAAN--Single. about 80; travel:
New England; $500:
BooKKEEPER sTENo - Uptown;
coRREsPoNDENT-saIes:c collection;
sAi,EsMEN--For Mexico; speak Span
/. Agricultural implements.
/. Mining machinery.
!. Moving picture supplies.
1. Groceries and stationery.
g. Sell lathes, Jacks, &C.
sAiEsMEN-seii very fine commits
ENTRY CLERK--saIcs floor; s25.
sTocK KEEPER (Tlddle s 4 soo 'So
TRANSIT DEPT. CLERK - N.2oo
oENEPAI. cLERKs--st, 200 year.
SALES CORRESPONDENTS mo-
RACK MEN--tgl bank; 500 mo.
BOoKKEEPERS- go 400 year.
GENERAL CLERIsS-Good at figurest
$1,000 year.
TYPISTS-S25.
TYPfSTa-Night work; &2o-s25.
sTENoGRAPHERs-12; good open
fngs: x2J-S30.
LEBGER CT.Ks-Good openings: t2S.
BOOKKEEPERS and Asst. Bkrs.--
Good openings: s25-$30.
sToCK CI.KsmGood Penmsn; sis,s22
EL fdeu FISHER opERAToR-sai-
GENERAL CLKs-Good penmen; good
at figures; 81 .000-s1 200 VI.
GENERAL. CI,ks-Credit dept. (sS-S5
yrs): s20-s22.
LOCKER ROOM CLIS--Brooislyn t4-12
p M.--i2 NJ to o A. NJ 500 mo-.
ENTRY CLERKS - Brooklyn' gooo
INVOICE CLETK--Littie tipping; $50.
JUNIOR CI.ERKS--Ciood writing; si6.
MAI. 6 sTOCKROOM CLERK--S1s.
ADVERTISING Cr.K--Newspapcr; S1S.
NIGHT WATCHAfAN--13ank. 81, 200 yr.
BANK CLKS - Beginner burroughs
statement; sSO0-st00 yr. Asst. Re-
esipt cierk.si.1eo S XT; adding assr MA
ASST. BKRs-(iood openings: f2Q-y75.
LEDGER CLK5--Experiencedt 1890.
TYPfSTS-Good openings. SIS x22.JO.
TYpIsT-iiotel; Sunday off; $40 ana
meals.
sTENOGRAPHERs = Experienced and
beginners; si5-s2S.
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STOCK SALESMAN,

capable of selling old stockholders
additional stock In a company IN
which they now have invested sew
.erai hundred thousand dollars. which
is earning at the present time at tho
rate of $500. 900 per year. which Is
over AZ per cent. on the outstanding
stock. Company Is paying 10 per
cont. dividend. retaining the balance
for expansion and additional produc-
ton Company Is highly successful.
wonderfully well thought OF and is
directed by prominent men of integ-
rity. You VIII find the stockholders
well satisfied, enthusiastic regarding
their company and as n whole
well to do, representative class.
The stock viii be listed on the New
York curb within the next few weeks.
IL you are capable OF making big
money see Mr.. Goldsoll. suite S37.
80 Broad st.
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YOUNG man on part time to act as mailman
In small high class housekeeping apart
ment house In Washington Square district;
hours to p. M. Mondays TO Fridays
Inclusive on Saturdays s A. NJ. TO 80 +. NJ.
on every other Sunday TO Q 80 p. NJ. alter
nate Sundays off: II student. would have
some opportunity for study; must present
neat appearance, be we'll hammered and pre-
sent best of references as to character;
wages Sf2 per week. State age and II
otherwise engaged state nature OF employ
ment Box o 74S Herald. $50 Broadway.
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instruction.
U. s. ARMY AIRPLANES
T-DErIy

FREE.
Our airplane school opens January /. 1921
offers course of study which requires a
common school education, takes six months
and costs $500. 1t includes aeronautical and
motor designing. building. engineering a
complete course in flying. flyers license
and without further cost new u s. Army
airplane, which cost the Government over
$4,000 TO build. Investigate this proposition
Immediately, as the number OF airplanes
available under this offer is limited. Address
PoRATION, Airplanes and Motors. Buffalo.
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SPEAR q TEEAR

Employment Specialists. ~ Broadway.
Many high class positions with Al Imam
cial and commercial houses; salaries COM
menaurate; REGISTRATION free.
EFFICIENT EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE,
10 e.. 43d st.-reminston typist. $50; clerks.
office boys.
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crock SALESMAN Telephone --Esta 6iished
organization requires several experienced
men In their telephone sales department.
liberal salary and commission selling hiah
grade. dividend paying industrial now actively
traded In on New York Curb. wonderful OPP
portunity for good men 10 obtain managers
positions In short time. Call. phone or write
al week, Albert q. Wilson g. Co.. Inc.. 1893
Broadway, New York.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.
BANKRUPT ESTATE SALE

CARfEIS AND RUGS.
STILLINCSS. Inc, 624 Madison av. (5qth
ST., offer 200 yards plaip. gray, taupe; 200
yards golden brown Crossley's Administer:
100 yard lots In other patterns; large,
varied assortment of beautiful carpets. rugs
tsnghtly used. purcnaseo from bankrupt
minister's, Brussels: carpets. rugs, imported
domestic, reconditioned like new. all shades:
1900 yards ordinary carpets, 81, So, IS, 81
yard up. fine SO yard carpet for the
price OF cheap, coarse 81 yard carpet;
RUGS. all sizes. scanned or seamless. French
Royal Wilton, Artoom: 1 piece Scotch Az
minister's, plain. mixed, small, large, allover
patterns. busted and washed. Immediately
clean for home. office. show room or any
purpose, So. $50. $40. $50. sf20 up: real
Oriental rugs. MAKING OVER, CLEAN
ING. LAYING. REPAIRING. DYEIN(;; RE-
LIABLE. REASONABLE, BEAUTIFUL.
PLAZA 1885
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BARNES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
1863 BROADWAY.
MAIN FLOOR.
Telephone ass and 1850 Cortland.
w; =. barnes. J. =. Barnes.
fresident. Manager.
Il. 9. Bischoff,
Treasurer and Secretary.
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BANKING AND BRoKERAGE DE-
PARTMENT.

PARTMENT.
must be experienced; $40 900.
MANAGER ARBITRAGE DEPARTMENT. in
foreign exchange salary 20 600; s..,,
Exchange experience only will quarry
applicant: college man preferred, al
though not essential; should write good
customers letter and be an expert on
present undertakings. high grade invest
ments and general financial subjects OF
BANGING GINA MAN1 fs G 60 abroad; thoroughly
experienced; must be single; $4.200-$4.soo
AccoutNTANT : For credit department;
must have about years experienced
BRANCH MANAGER-For Venezuela; 1895
years OF age: speak Spanish flucntly
and be Angio-Sexon; must have executive
banding experienced: good salary.
NEW BUSINESS MAN--Of pleasing person
who can cali on wealthy people regard
SECURITY SALESMAN : 5000 yearly;
drawing account and liberal commission.
BRANCH MANAGER-For Hamburg. Ger
many; must be American born with an
american name; must understand ss Sanx.
COLLEGE GR1aDUATE-some business ex-
perience; wanted by high grade private
banking institution: must be able to in
terview big business men: no banking
experience necessary; export and Import
experience would help; age $685.; $500;
graduate OF Yale. Harvard or Princeton
rNTgERNATioNAL BANKING EXPERT
employed in foreign department or repu-
table bank; must be able to analyze
bank statements thoroughly; salary
soLICIToRS Of brokerage business; straight
salary: not a commission Proposition;
ACCOUNTANT : For service abroad;
must speak Polish; $4,000 and all cx-
CREDIT INVESTIGATORS 400.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR Uptown bank;
| ACCOUNTANT for credit department; COM
mercial experience WIN qualify appli-
cant: $2,000-$2, 200.
NEW BUSINESS MAN for now bank about
70 be formed excellent opportunity with
very fine people who are establishing a
new branch; salary depends upon appii-
EXPERIENCED LOAN AND DISCOUNT
CLERK-To take charge OF cage; about
5000. depending upon man.
CREDIT MANColese , srscus'e ppeeiee
credits preferred. although not essential;
s25oo-s5,oo0. bonu. and lunch.
CREDIT INVESTIGATORS - Experienced
bank credit Investigators; $1,000 up.
BooKISEEPER-For foreign service; must
speak Ielish saooo and
in the agents office; brokerage expert
ence will not qualify applicant; si.7oo
ryP eng goo S0p penman; sso-ssy week.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS si.5oo,sl 900.
CABLE CLERK--Experienced In cooling and
DECIDING: $50 week.
cv1ARn-Must be Q feet tall: $50 week.
BooKKEEPER-Uptown trust company.
rNDivTpuAL LEDGER BooKKEEPER-
EXPERIENCED RACK MAN--sf. 900 and
BILL, COUNTER--Uptown; $1,000 UP.
YOUNG MANHOOD opportunity; 81 200.
bonus.
SETTLING CLETtK-Uptown bank; salary
commensurate.
| ASSISTANT TFLLER--Young man.
ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS-$900
AssISTxNr an rach s7no-ssos ana bonus.
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src1rn1r1rs SALESMAN.

We do not want a man who is trying TO
ready made good but who want to make
BETTER To such men, with unquestionea
records and convincing personalities. we OF
Ter the one hest securities craftsmanship IN
New York II YOU are the man. we are the
company We have been looking Tor eacn
other Call Suite. zoos, JOB 9th av. Tor APP
pointment and get acouain,eo Win 9oui
opportunity.
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BARKER A MArcnI.r.

BARKER a MACCOLL
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 90 Church 81.
Foreign exchange man. foreign position
French or German correspondent. banking
expr.; sr. acct. bookkeepcrs, freight rate
clerks, familiar Industrial rate u. g.: col
lection and sales correspondent chief clerk I:
credit correspondent; young men TO learn ad-
vertisinR; clearing house clerks: exprd.
Elliott-Fisher opr.; young man TO train into
production toilet preparations. rteno. cor
respondent; secy.-stenos.; typists; jr. clerks |;
registry free.
CYNTHIA WARD AGENCY,
no WEST 10TH ST. 1913 BRYANT.
SERVICE OF AND For THE BETTER
SORT. Making friends and keeping them Is
the main policy with us.
Let us number you among them now.
Domestic Help Wanted.
BUTLER. second. third. useful men, couples.
Ida seelys Agencys 80 West b2d.
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ONE WEEK

ONE WEEK
Barnes Employment Service
started business one week ago.
The events OF this one week.
would I'LL volume. Many men
VINO were out of work and IN
against II this time last week
are now In good positions--sat-
isfied with their work and an
asset to their employers.
FEELING GOOD
SO the Barnes Employment Ser
vice Is feeling pretty good over
It's first week In business-hav-
ing been OF real service both to
many men out of work and 10
many employers.
LOOKING AHEAD
But the. Barnes Employment
service Is not satisfied with
having boon of vital assistance
TO these. II wants 70 go ON
doing bigger and better things.
IL wants to help YOU get
position that win lit you like
LARGE AND SMALL
Whether you are an office boy
or high grade executive we
have place for you.
BARNES WANTS TO SEE YOU"
ROOMS AND 8.
1ce BROADWAY.
MAIN FLOOR.
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SECRETARY

SHIPPING clerk, reliable worker with ex-
perience In Autograph house IL possible,
steady position the year round: SS5 week
70 start. M $3.50 Herald. Herald SO.
SHOE clerk. experienced, wanted; perma-
nent position; n good salary. Apply al
once to Wearwell Shoe Store. c35 Summit
av., West Hoboken. n. ].
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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE.

SPECIALITY Statesmen. -Splsndid oppor-
tunity with rich future. for energetic add
ing machine, typewriter. che:k protector.
cash register. statesmen. Y. TT Herald.
Herald So
SPLENDID opening in photograph record
plant In full operation for man with ex-
pcrfence IN plating. stock mixing and rec
ord pressing: stock formulas no object.
State experience and salary expected TO Box
76S Herald, Herald square.
SOLICITOR of influence wanted as bust
ness getter for Increasing accountants cli-
entele; commission basis. NJ 5i1 Herald,
$40 B'way.
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rrocK statesmen.

+. STOCK Statesmen.
Two live wires for our telephone
force; you must earn at least 800
weekly 20 qualify; also two men TO
follow up outside leads: salary and
commission. Apply, 1912. room 6i0.
Bs Park Row. Mr.. Dewey.
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
assume management OF small factory office !;
prepare data on costs. payrolls &C. Reply
in your own handwriting. stating age. quail
fications and salary desired. 20 Herald.
Herald sd.
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SECURITY sALEsME.

SECURITY statesmen.
II you desire something safe ana surc,
never before offered, and which affords
unusually largo earnings for your et,
forts, investigate our proposition. Can
1872, suite 211-12. Dallas Co.. ITO
6ECURITY statesmen: men to sell securiues
OF . commercial discount company on com
mission basis, now increasing Its working
capital to five million dollars; ATTRACTIVE
deal 10 investors, company well estaonsned
and making money; prominent persons In
VOWED: profitable income assured. excelient
leads furnished. Call at Suite $50. i9o
Broadway.
SECURITY Statesmen (telephone)--Can use
several experienced. men in our telephone
sales department. salary and commission, OF.
ferfng dividend paying Industrial now actively
traded in on New York Curb exceptional OPP
portunity for good men TO become prancn
managers. Call all week. Room Soa, 1o4'
Broadway.
SECURITY sALESAIEN.-If tired of the
hunts between campaigns seize this oppor-
tunity to dig yourself In on real permanent
position with big automobile company; *,
cellent backing, every cooperation. \. iio
Herald. Herald so. --
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20 statesmen

to sell stock on commission in the Standard
Sound Machine Company of America; Wr i!.
full particulars as To experience. hatloha, ~,
ander o. Lamson. 63 9th av
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
Tor large wholesale dry goods NOTION nouse'
one with initiative and able 10 proauSe re-
full particulars IN condolences. Box DID, -oo
Gable Building.
SALES Ma<l:,sER--New York and Newark
office; financial security proven niei.. :
commission basis; extraordinary opportunity.
BOX NJ $50, Herald. $50 Bway.
SALES manager. $25 900 year calipre man
permanent position; must have unquestloneo
executive ability. commission basis only l.
204 Herald. Herald SO.
SALES manager and statesmen wanted by
ball bearing manufacturing concern. l. 20
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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TYrEwRITERs RENTED.
NON-VISfBLE. 8 MONTHS. 81
VISIBLE. 3 MONTHS. S. UP.
FACTORY REBUILT TNpEWRfrEpS
Trade marked and guaranteed for one year.
AMERICAN WHITING MACHINE CO.,
3iJ broadway. at Leonard vt. Franklin
20 Ea~t I'D ST.. opp. Madison av. Tel. 0i0s.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
10 Larclay st. Tel Abs Barclay
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS--we guar
| antee to sell. rent better National less
money than any other cash register company
in the world; absolutely guaranteed; good as
new monthly payments.
| Also Buy. Exchange, Rebuild. Repair.
ACME CASH REGISTER CO., EST. 1890.
| 3&6 w. AID st. Goth av.). Tel. BRYANT 1855.
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Pianos and Organs.
Al Sterling player plano and over 100 rolls
for sale. or exchange for automobile: guar
anteed good condition. JOS. M. LEE. Gus
tom House, New York city.
AEOLIAN player. So note. mahogany: any
reasonable offer. HARTOG, ~ w. 10Th.
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Help WANTED VERTISEM ENTS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help wanIed.
Commercial Help Sanred.
NATION NAL"
Z N p L OYM INT L X g II \
30 Church Street.
New York City.

Continued from preceding column
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.