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The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

Shirley and Jean Wickman came
down from Carbonate the first of
the week for few days visit with
their friend, Agnes Hubbard.
~
Eastbound train No. now arrives
in Glenwood 30 minutes earlier than
heretofore, reaching Glenwood at
1890 instead of 1l:OO p. IN.
Mrs c. l.. Danielson and children
returred to their home in Denver We'd
nesday night after a several weeks
visit with relatives in Glenwood.
Dyspepsia is America g curse. TO
restore digestion, normal weight, good
health and purify the blood, use Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Sold at all drug
stores. Price $1.25. 8
VIM. Merrell Worries, formerly of
Glenwood Springs, now of Japan, will
speak at the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening and will be glad to meet
all the friends of .GlenwoOd.
~
Mrs. G K Elliott, Miss Elizabeth
Elliott, Mrs. j. r. Haines, Mrs. Hen
ion, Miss Eva Meeney and Rev. Edwin
johnson, with Mr.. Garland at the
wheel made trip to Hanging Lake
last Saturday.
Misses Helen Hughes and Erma
Hubbard leave tonight for two
weeks vacation with friends in Den
yer. They will be accompanied by
Miss Frances Lowe, who has been Wis
iting here for several weeks.
Austin Kilkenny of Leadville stop
red off in Glcnwood Wednesday night
for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. Helen
Hughes, while on his way to Rued',
where he is employed by the tele-
phone company.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Poindcxtcr arriy-
ed in Glcnwood this week from their
home at. Black Rock, Ark, for their
annual visit. M. Poindexter II .
prominent attorney from Arkansas and
makes frequent visits to our little city.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17
Clenwood Chautauqua
July 24-28 Fourth Day

An issue Of the Denver Times
this week gave a list Of the small
cities in the United States showing ar
increase in the population since the
last census WAS taken. Glenwood
Springs 10 shown at having . populs
tion Of 2,o7s, an increase Of "a. or 81
psssns.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

PILES PILES PILES
Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching At
once, acting as poultice gives instant
relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for piles and itching Of tho
private parts. Sold by druggists, mail
soc and $1.0O. Williams' Mfg. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. 8. Parkison druggist
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Grant Taylor and Ruth Belten
left last Saturday for . two wssks'
fishing trip with Mr.. Taylor near
Gypsum.
Harry B. Logan and George Pains
went on fisAing trip near Nessis
Thurshy. A. 70 their Dask ~ Asvs
not yet hsasa.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17
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RIFLE

Miss Ada Seaman and Mrs. Jarvis
Hayward of Grand Valley left on No.
1T last Saturday for Denver. Miss
Seaman going on a pleasure trip and
Mrs. Hayward expects to go on from
Denver to New York where she will
sail for her old home in Sweden
j. w. Brown and daughter have TAX
en- charge of the power house. Levi
Seaman having resigned.
| About a dozen Rifle ladies enjoyed
fine swim last Friday night in the
Oasis swimming pool at the VIII
Campbell ranch, three miles below Rife
The ladies took their supper with them
and with the fine ice cream Mrs
Campbell had prepared made their
lunch complete. The Oasis swimming
pool is becoming almost as popular as
the Glenwood pool.
|
was invited to Grand Valley last Sun
day for an allday meeting with the
church at that place About twenty
one members went and took their din
ners and all report a very pleasant day
Nearly every member of the Farm
ers Union attended their day pie
mic at Rifle Falls Thursday. Everyone
had dandy time and Oh, such a feed
you never saw.
Mrs. Sinkish and daughter and Mrs.
Chester and son of Leadville are visit
ing at the James Moore home.
Woodford Mcmillan and family OF
Leadville are visiting at the Tom Sa
win and James Moore homes.
Gypsum last Saturday and expects to
visit among her many friends for a
couple of weeks. She underwent a
minor operation at DIR. LeRossiguo 5
office Tuesday, but is doing nicely.
She is at the home of Mrs. Ward John
ston
Mrs. Gretta Pottenger and children
of Denver are visiting Mrs Pottcn-
gers brother, DR.. Il. B. Clark and fam
lily. She expects to spend the summer
n Rifle and Gienwood.
Quite crowd of Rifle young people
attended surprise party ON Miss
Nancy Callcn last Monday night at
the Callen ranch on Divide creek
Mrs. Will Atkinson is reported on
the sick list
Mrs. w. III. Chinn returned to her
home at Fruita Tuesday after ten days
spent with her friend, Mrs. C. C Haw-
kins.
Roger Linden visited with his broth
er, Ralph and wife in Meekcr a couple
of days the first of the week.
Floyd Barber returned to his home
in GlenwoOd Wednesday after several
weeks spent at the Loshbaugh ranch.
James McLcarn, wife and, Two boy,
vacation spent in Denver and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stauficr re.
turned the latter part of last week
from their trip to Alexander Lakes.
They expect to make their home at
the J. +. Stauffer residence this fall
and winter.
Mrs. M. A Wyman of Meeker visit
ed a few days this week at the I'd
McLearn home.
Mrs. Ona Cooper of Galatin, Mo-,
stopped OFF Saturday of last week on
her way to California and visited her
cousin, J. +. Brosius and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cook returned
Monday from six weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Card at Craig.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

a in
selsasfe to
o ant
tures in the before
During
to some
people
optimis, a He 8 no desruc
third
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

Miss Elizabeth backward Of Lead
vile arrived in Glenwood Thursday
for = two weeks visit here
At the F. A. volkert home.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

Miss Ada Seaman and Mrs. Jarvis
Hayward of Grand Valley left on No.
l6 last Saturday for Denver. Miss
Seaman going on pleasure trip and
Mrs. Hayward expects to go on from
Denver to New York where she will
sail for her old home in Sweden
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-17

}. w. Brown and daughter have TAX
en- charge of the power house. Levi
Seaman having resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILL David Magnus. formerly chauffeur
W. J. white; Theo. A. Backe. formerly
ca 81. Marks av, Bklyn; Frederick Shell
Russell. formerly bartender. Bklyn, please
communicate. 1871 Herald. Herald sd.
IMPORTATION wanted as 10 present where
abouts OF Waldo L. Lyonds, trick bicycle
rider OF the middle West. about 1887. Y 7O7
Herald Herald 50.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, Sc
COOK-Position by respectable colored woman
as cook IN Christian family OF adults
experienced: no wash wages SIS 10 $40 per
week: city or country. Call or write ali
week bo7 lafayette av.. BROOKLYN.
COOK.-Competent settled woman, first class
cook, downstairs work, where another maid
ls kept good reference Call 1853 Nevins 81.
near Bergen. ring three bells.
COOK.-F'irst class coiored cook wants a
position in private family IN Garden City
or Forest Hills. Address Louisa Ward, Sea
Ciiff, l.. T.
COoK.-Eideruy Swedish woman. excellent
cook, all branches, small family only no
homework: references. Box ii3. $50 Colurn-
cook. coiored girl, Thoroughly experienced.
wants position; also general houseworksr;
sleep home: Al references. Turner. IL West
Goth Telephone Riyerside 4625.
COOK. norwegian girl as cook or working
housekeeper In small private family IN city;
good cook and manager, wages $50 800. 1874
East Gath.
COOK. chambermaid. waitress, Swedish
American. wants position IN high elias
small apartment; wages Ss0-&gO. Write 49,
East ODD st.. Nordstrom.
COOK-French. personal reference. Il. c.. 4
Franklin Terrace. W. 26th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.

Gentleman with capital 10 associate
himself with the inventor and another
gentleman who are In process OF form
Ing company to sell foreign patent
rights involving one OF the most won
dorful inventions OF modern times: large
profits; references required and given 4:
fun particulars and demonstration NJ IN
teview; principals only. l. 50 Herald.
Herald square.
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cAPITAL WANTEn

Opportunity In a national cooperative sell
Ing organization for an executive OF proven
ability In financial management Must IN
vest at leasts So, 900 and be able 70 com
mand n liberal amount OF credit. Young.
successful organization, making good
showing In earnings and growth OF business.
Plan OF operation, though entirely new, has
been approved by leading manufacturers
and dealers. Nearly 100 dealers are now
stockholders and plans are under way 20
secure 1000 dealers In the immediate future.
Full particulars to those who can prove their
ability and otherwise qualify. Address in
confidence. Do Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
DOES YOUR COMPANY
NEED CAPITAL7

we are looking for an OIL. mining or In
dustriai stock or bond issue TO offer 20 the
public. twenty-five years experience.
trained organization, complete office cauin
ment, over one hundred thousand up-to-the-
minute investors. and are financially rcspon.
sible and always willing to exchange refer
ences. We work exclusively on commission.
II we do not produce you pay us nothing.
Address Box 2si7. Boston. Mass.
ENTIRE office for sale; business conditions
demand my locating In far West will sell
my New York office. all daylight rooms.
spiendidiy laid out; furnished completely
with mahogany, all latest improved office
equipment. including switchboard. cost me
81 900: valuable lease at most reasonable
r. ntal; for quick action viii sell all for
$500 cash; no dealers. N II Herald. Her
alt 50,
EXCELLENT opportunity. long established
express buginess (horse drawn), downtown
wholesale district. for sale. paying net
profit II over 5000 annually; owner rctir-
inr; lnvestiga ton solicited: appointment Ivy
letter only. u. r. sCHLUMPF. 1i6 Maiden
lane. n. Y. city.
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CORPORATION having complete
line Of motorcycles, and wonderful
airplane type air cooled motor. car
in process Of construction, desires a
Few more investors IN the organiza-
ton stock OF the company; unusual
opportunity for investors with from
one thousand TO five thousand dollars
or more 70 secure a lifelong compe-
tency and executive position. Apply
by letter only,
SCIENTIFIC AUToMOTIvE CoRPO-
RATION, Suite 10iS-1020, IL Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

MANUFACTURERS. INVENTORS. CON
TRACTORS, ENGINEERS - Experimental
work, models. Instruments, tools. dies, light
machinery. general manufacturing: inven-
lions DEVELOPER customers supervision In
machine shop permitted over 20 years spe-
cialized experience. Manufacturer Invent
ors' Electric Co. 20 Gold st. N. Y Tel.
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HAVE $4,000 to invest In business OF stand
Ing or viii enter into partnership agree
ment with another party who has a similar
amount 70 establlsh a business that should
bring prompt returns; have garage expert
ence; references exchanged: principals only.
Address HAROLD WILLIAMS, 524 East I'D
st (Letter ony).
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


BACHELOR wishes furnirhed room and bath
In country close TO New York; private
family preferred. Write. giving particulars.
PAY DUPORT. les f. 18th ST.
BUSINESS woman desires n clean. heated.
sunny room, between 18TH ST. and 17Sth
ST, convenient to the broadway subway.
with private family. s2j per month II 227
Hernid, Herald so. 4
BUSINESS woman desires quiet room below
4 59th ST., between Madison-6th avs; refer
ences exchanged. GOULD. apartment 3, %
W. l2lst IT.. city.
COMFORTABLE room, with conveniences.
neighborhood Broadway and Central Park
West, between Goth and S0th sts.: private
lars and price. 80 Herald. Herald So
CULTURED business lady would exchange
u references with some one who desires to
rent her q quiet room until April, 10 minutes
ride from Times square. price s.. b g 801
Herald, Herald square. .A
CULTURED business woman would exchange
references with some who desires TO
rent her n quiet room for the season: price
to be IS. g 2o2 Herald. Herald SO.
REFINED business woman wants one or two
rooms In steam heated apartment. with
4Oth to 65th St, 9th to Ssh av. rate, $40 per
week. G 1888 Herald, Herald 50.
ROOM wanted by gentleman In American
Protestant family close to city. Address
SARGENT. 1891 w. Erie st. Chicago, Ill.
TWO connecting bedrooms. at least one out
side. kitchenette privilege. by refined. quiet
couple; give full particulars; cleanliness alb
solutely essential. Write A. L., 1925 Broad
way.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PATENTS, trade marks, designs; best work.
lowest prices; consultation free. 80 years
experience Call or send for books, EDGAR
TATE CO, Pas Broadway. N. Y.
PARTNER, 10000 half interest; no com
petition: large export and domestic trade.
Particulars, WILLIAMS. POI w. 18th ST.
PARTNER, 81 900, plea ant office business,
requiring hours daily; SO yearly in
come assured. G 10 Herald, Herald 80.
RESPONSIBLE man with $500 to 81 ,O0C
cash wanted TO handle territory In remark
able automobile proposition; can you send
out men to sell 81 for Soc? 1t amounts 10
that and is almost as easy; tremendous prof
tts can be made; proposition is bona fide.
standing severest examination: field unim-
tied; returns make permanent annual in
come depending yolely upon your own In
tiauve AUTO OWNERS MAINTENANCE
CO., INC. 1915 Bway, n. Y G.
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SENSATIONAL.

Moving picture effect. without use OF
Z protector or films. used for demon
strating my Industrial lines OF BUSH
ness, and will he used universally by
up TO date, progressive manufacturers
and store merchants a. a creator OF
new business simple 20 operate, at
tractive. automatic, electrically oper-
ated; minimum cost; practically noise
less: an ornament 20 any store.
Wanted, man with few thousand dol
lars to purchase the necessary stock
and control exclusive territory: large
profits; particulars and demonstration
at interview; principals only. Address
l. 80 Herald, Herald square.
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MANUFACTURING staple article: have very
best on market; no limit to possibilities ;
money all In stock; plant expenses very
light: need 81 900 20 $1,000. with either act
i've or inactive interest. S. +. X, box 10
Herald. Herald 80.
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CHEMTST-Expert In manufacturing all syn
thetlc products, vanlllin, methyl anthrani-
late, phenylathyl alcohol. &c. wishes con
nection With party OF financial standing 20
go in business. Address G 221 Herald. Her
aid 50.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


YOUNG girl would like TO have small room.
between 30th and 5Oth sts., private family
II possible; state price; would like break
fast wiki II. A. HOPSTEDE, 40l Washing
ton ST., Hohoken.
YOUNG lady desires small sunny room, re-
fined family. Central Park West. West
End av.; permanent. Hoffman. Wadsworth
0037.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

CAPITAL needed 20 manufacture commercial
potash patents granted Tor complete proc.
ess; valuable by-products big returns. CALL
10 20 2 Suite HfJ. Hotel Broslin, Broadway
and 2rtn 81. HOITSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

PARTY wanted who can invest 5000 20
$1,000 IN exceptionally profitable, sound
business and take an active part; good sal
airy and share In profits. l. $50 Herald. ESQ
broadway.
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Country Board Wanted.

LARGE room, private bath. good table, fresh
orrs. butter. cream: no other boarders;
mountains preferred: reasonable rates. Ad-
deas Mrs. FRED II. REED, Bushklll Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
POPULAR MECHANICAL MAGAZINE

To an experienced publisher an oppor-
tunity n offered 10 acquire an estab-
iishcd magazine on most favorable terms:
principals only. @ 2i4 Herald. Herald
square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
MIDDLE AGED BUSINESS MAN,

DO you want 20 learn the oil and refining
business and live In the best cts and climate
In California and make very attractive
return on an Investment OF $4,000? / have
the oil and connections with a strong firm
OF stock brokers 10 place stock, but need
money for preliminary work before stock
goes on Exchange; make appointment for
interview; best references. Address Room
500. Hotel Hargrave, n. Y. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
CHEMIST

DELCo-LIGHT.-wE HAVE TWO VACANT
TERRITORIES IN NORTHERN NEW
ylltSE1 fDk TIE AGENCY RIGHTS Tor
I ELCO-LIGHT ELECTRIC PLANTS AND
WATER SYSTEMS FOR FARMS AND
HOMES IN COUNTRY pIsTRfcTs; RE-
QUIRE CAR AND INVESTMENT OF
Fl .OO0i MEN DESIRED MUST M FROM
~ TO 80 YEARS OF AGE APPLY ~
PERSON. MONDAY. BETWEEN o AND. ~.
% WARREN ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
Miscellaneous.

BEAUTIFUL furnished parlor. adjoining
bedroom. with bath: quiet. refined private
family and neiRhborhood: 10 minutes from
Staten Island ferry: gentleman only; refer
ences. $40. 80 Flngerhoard road. Fort
Wadsworth. Staten island
GOOD light. air. warmth. running water,
well ordered household - minutes Wall
st, 80 Times square; 80 A 1880 Herald.
Fulton st.
ONE or two large connecting furnished
rooms; electric light and service for re-
fined gentlemen in strictly private house.
references exchanged II 1922 Herald. Harlem.
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READY TO WEAR STORE.
Finest equipped speciality shop r ST.,
Washington. for sale. with or without stock
fixtures. IS 900: wonderful opportunity. f.
s., 303 Herald Herald square.
RESTAURANT and building with long
lease; best location In city; must have
SIC 900 cash. RUBINSTEIN BROS, 81 w. Sd.
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liRht: need 81 900 20 $1,000. with either act
i've or inactive interest. S. +. X, box N ia
Herald Herald 80.
MAN Of good character and ability TO invest
5000 20 $4,000. can make advantageous
connection with sound, highly profitable man
ufacturing business. GIG Herald. $50 way.
MOUNTAINEERING OPPORTUNITIES coloniz-
ing Florida lands, choice tracts, thousand
acres up: suitable live stock. dairying, gem
cral farming prices, terms reasonable. SEA-
BOARD TRADING Co. Jacksonville. Fla.
MIDDLE aged gentleman OF means would
like ia become actively connected with
financial or manufacturing company; good
office man or manager. Address 796 Her
aid, Herald so.
MANAGER WANTED for New York branch
party must be able 20 invest SIS, 600 investi.
gate. " 236 Herald Herald 80.
MILLINERY store, best location, good
lease, for sale. MAsSELf.S. 1870 West
10Th.
MAN OF integrity. having capital. desires
association with a going enterprise. Room
sos. 90 broadway.
MovIE.-seli half interest: sacrifice: 5000
cash. 36s East ll9th st. Bronx.
ORGANIZE your business as a declaration
OF trust and guarantee It's legality; furnish
ten expert statesmen free who sell stock on
commission; save taxes. fees. penalties. re-
ports TO blue sky commission; advice and
co, i23 w. Madison. Chicago.
ONE ten room dwelling and grocery store.
on main street without buildings; lot 50x
200 For full particulars apply 10 J. NJ
SMITH. Mays Landing, ". j.
ORGANIZE your business under the com
mon law; legal every State. furni,h rfi~.-
Ing matter and stock statesmen. F1NAN-
CfAL CORPORATION DEVELOPMENT
CO, SOC Chestnut St, st. Louis.
OFFICE, fully equipped. In downtown dis
trlct. with sales force, VIII consider sales or
other business propositions: correspondence
solicited. A 1865 Herald Fulton st.
OLD established express business wants 10
sell good location; 200 West 3sth ST.. be-
twee 9TH and Sth avs.
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MONEY TO INVEST

In established mems furnishing stores WIN
buy lease and stock for cash state location
confidential; no brokers. Address ii 257 Her
aid. Herald 50.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET

115TH. 610 West-Room $40. suitable two;
students. business women. Apt. 63-A-
1s2D ST., 81 W.-Private house, large front
basement room; suitable for studio or pri-
vate club; $50. Kneeland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Are you, like Thousands OF others, say
ing AS soon as / can find how 10
profitably occupy my time In Southern
California, / am going there TO live? II
the CALIFORNIA IDEA has an appeal
for you, let us tell you how you may pro-
vide for a life Income and a beautiful
home site In the Land of Sunshine. with
small cash outlay and without disturbing
your present connections. Interesting in
formation upon request. No obligation.
Address CALIFORNIA, p. o. box "a,
Times Square Station. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

THOUsEWORKER. Genoral.--Nent colored glrl
wishes position. GA st. Nicholas av.. city
superintendent.
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p WOMAN. experienced IN running
boarding house. with s. 600. wanted
as partner IN running furnished room
houses. GOGGINS. 1873 Pacific ST.,
Bklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

HOTsEwoRR wishes general house
work or washing In small family In apart
-
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HOuSEWORR-Col Girl. half or full
time small family; sleep home. 2i20 Au-
Htthon ant n
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DRESSAfAKING at home, first-class tails
made coats. suits. dresses: fit. wofkma
ship guaranteed Mcintyre. 243 +. Both
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ARTTgTTC-By day. pretty gowns quickly
gotten up with Partisan smartness. evening
frockg, tailored dresses, hand work. styles
OF the above class. chic fit ! remodel like
new. Phone Academy SCI evenings after 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

ssTH ST.--Private house. large furnished
front room. gentlemen. Telephone River
side 1r25.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EVER BEEN TURNED DOWN.

by insurance companies? Our information
viii interest you: full particulars at inter-
view. Address L 81 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

pRESSMAKER wishes few more customers
out by dav. Academy 1892.
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DRESSAlAkER, colored. general sewing.
day or at home; references. Rodgers. u
West 145th St
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| HOUsEwORR. coiored. American girl. ex-
! perienced adults: sleep out Landlord,
! 10 Nycqt TgTfh
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LAwPENrE ,I,ONc; ISLAND

LAWRENCE. LONG ISLAND.
Sunny, cheerful room TO rent, private bath
II desired board optional; In modern house
with family OF three adults: 20 minutes from
Pennsvlvani Sta q 12A Herald. Herald so.
TIE PINES. Hampstead. l.. I.-Beautifuly
"ituated, near Garden City; best accommo-
dations, rooms, single or on suite excellent
stead 49,.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG gentleman wants board and room n
refined private family; East Side. Write
Fox 30. 1894. I'd av.
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HOUsEWoRK. or half time. by neat colored
ntrt ffs W I9fst.
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RESSMAKING-Plain sewing; home only.
Mana Bryant 1875 w. i30th IT.