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Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
GREENWOOD

The Tomato Growers Association
will hold a meeting at the school
house in Greenwood, Saturday April
3, at 7.30 p. m. at which time men,
bers will re received They want this
year to be the banner year of success
so every old member tell your friends
and have them come with you.
Shad are still 60c to $1.0O a piece.
Herring SEC per doz.
James Long of Delmar visited at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Long Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Jones and sons are Wis
iting her mother near Harrington
this week.
Mrs. Estella Langkiln is quite sick
with la grippe and cold.
Mrs. Lille Cahall is very sick at her
home here in town.
Delema Barwick who was recently
opeTa-e1 o., at the Cambridge h0spl-
tai is home and going 70 school again.
Mrs. Ollie Barwick and TWO daugh-
ters, Mabel and Elsie who have been
seriously i'll are somewhat improved
at this writing.
Leon Short of Dover, formerly of
this place, and Mary Hollis were
quietly married Wednesday, March %
at the M. E. parsonage. They were
married about o'clock and left on the
7.45 train for Washington on their
wedding tour, returning home Tues
day, March 30 They will make their
home in Delmar' where M. Short is
employed by the P. r. r. Co.
DR.. W. S. Hunter has bought a new
Paige touring car.
Reba Lard has been home for a
week visiting her brother and mo-
ther.
Mrs Molhe Wiley of Woodbury.. N.
j., who was called here by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Morris re-
turned home last Sunday.
Walter Long, little child of three
years, fell from a porch spraining
his arm very badly. They thought it
was broken, but found it only a bad
sprain.
Edward Belts and son, Walter, who
travels on the water, returned home
last week for a few days after being
gone several months They have |
again returned to their ship.
Mrs. Ella Edgell who was so crit /
ically i'll and sent to Salisbury hospi- .
tai, Maryland, was able to leave the
hospital and was brought home on
Tuesday.
Roy Barwick is rapidly improving
at Cambridge hospital. They think
he will be able to return home in a
few days.
The new state road that runs along
near Greenwood is rapidly progress
ing. They began working again
about two weeks ago and will begin
next week.
Mrs. W. A. Long has just returned
home after a two weeks visit with
relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Julia Appleton, formerly Miss
Julia Cowlter of this place, came
home last Sunday. She has been very
i'll since leaving her home here.
Miss Clara Cowtler of Washington
paid short visit to her parents this
past week.
Mildred Clifton who is working in
was home for the past
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clifton.
Rev. N. c. Benson has returned to .
the NJ E. Church for another year.
The Church of the Brethren will .
hold a musical in their church on
Friday evening, April 2. They expect
some of the best singing, also music |
that was ever held in this town. The |
ladies are well known to these peo-
pie and say they have a fine talen Tor !
music and singing. Everybody is
invited to come and enjoy
the music. No admission is charged, /
only a silver Offering at the door
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Thomas c. Davis, Pastor
Thomas =. Davis. Assistant PAsfOr

Mr.. E. Ross Farrer spoke in the in
terests of the World Movement last
Sunday morning. NJ E. NJ. Davis Of
Wilmington has made a generous gift
to the church.
Sunday morning next there will be
a special Easter service.
Sunday $50 a. m.-Bible school.
Divine worship, 1916 a. m. Baptist
Young Peoples Union, ZOO p. m. Ser
mon, 7.45.
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02

Easter Day services-1O.3O-Sermon
by pastor, Fruits Of the Resurrec-
ton"
Easter music by the choir. Invita-
ton to unite with the church.
2 O'clOck-Sunday school, Mission
airy Day and program. Prepared Eas-
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02

ter music by the Sunday school choir
6.45-Epworth League, in charge of
Miss Florence ellis. Topic for con-
sideration, The Power Of An Endless
Life Singing by male quartet and
several solos. In fact an all day Eas-
ter service. Come join US.
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. II. L, Bunstein, Pastor

There will be special music in the
Presbyterian Church at the Sunday
morning service at 1880. Miss Ruth
Windsor will render a solo and there
will be other selections by the choir
assisted by Mr.. Heebner. Subject of
sermon, From Jerusalem to EN-
mans
Milford chronicle., 1920-04-02
THE NJ. p. CHURCH
Rev. c. E. Dryden, Pastor
SERVICES

Sunday-9.SO, Class; 1880 and 7.S0,
preaching; o'clock, Sunday school;
6.15 and Gas, Christian Endeavor.
Thursday p. m, Prayer meet
inc
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
Statesmen.


The New Year and WHAT? what
does IL mean to you? You have not
made the success you feel you de-
serve You probably made mark
but are looking for bigger things.
There is big place for YOU in which
the prosperity OF 192l can use ana
pay you we'll
The writer of this advertisement
wants TO talk to you. He has expert
enced failures: he has made successes;
he studied his experiences, and has
learned lot. Let's talk It over. There
is resistance TO every mans sue
cess. There Is a positive for every
negative Life seems TO be made up
that way. There is positive success
for you-the problem Is to find II.
Next week we begin training our
statesmen. We know and want you 10
know how TO plough through about six
years Of missionary work to reach
the status and the income you desire.
OPPORTUNITY.
This corporation Is financing itself
BY the sale of its preferred stock. II
has not much more to sell. but during
the selling period we want to, and
must. train you so that YOU can han
die district office successfully for
this company. Your success there
means our success here. Whether that
is worth anything TO you depends upon
what you think of our job. You can
make money selling this security, but
much more in the merchandising of
this exceptional product. We want
merchandising statesmen and will teach
them to sell our security, and sell
IL big.
We cannot sell you this job here.
but on Monday call before 2 O'Clock
at our offices and hear our story. You
may get thought 20 carry you into
a prosperous new year.
Sixth floor,
- East 42d str.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen
DISTRICT MANAGERS

(DISTRICT MANAGERS).
A MILLIoN-DoLLAR CORPORA
TIoN MANUFACTURING A PAT
ENTED SPECIALITY WHICH is
FINDING A READY MARKET WITH
OVER 90 PER CENT. OF THE
DEALERS. HAS AN OPENING FOR
\ FEW SUCCESSFUL Statesmen
AS DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS
IN NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
THE POSITIONS ARE WORTH
FROM $500 TO s12,5oo A YEAR IN
COMMISSIONS AND BONUSES TO
THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY.
THIS is AN UNUSUAL OPPoRTU-
NIFTY FOR AN AMBITIOUS SALES
MAN TO EARN A SURE AND IN
CREAsING INCOME WITH A COR
PoRATioN WHICH is QUICK TO
RECOGNIZE AND REWARD SALES
ABILITY.
APPLICANTS SHOULD STATE
AGE, NATIONALITY. SALES EN-
PERIENCE AND AVERAGE An
NUAL INCOME FOR THE PAST
THREE YEARS. REFERENCES
WILL NOT BE REQUIRED UNTIL
AFTER A PERSONAL INTERVIEW
HAS BEEN GRANTED. f 254 HER
AID, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
SAIEsNfI,N

SAIESMEN.
An unusual opportunity for stock salesmen
70 place pre-listing offer Of producing pc
iroleum stock company operated by oil and
business men Of the highest standard and In
telllgence, production and properties located
" mid-ootincnt fields aud in Mexico: large
earning powers; liberal commissions paid
70 statesmen. Call between II and -. Bar
clay Petrolcum Corporation. ~ Broad ~.
statesmen. Opportunity is open with US
Tor few capable, respectable. self DOS
sessed men Of integrity who are looking for
ward 70 the advantage that, based upon their
efforts. is bound 10 afford them every sue
cess full training and every cooperation ac-
corded them. n your ambition Is along the
line that tho above offers IN regard 10 sales
manship and " pest paid men, we invite you
70 set IN touch with us. sos sta av.. third
floor See Mr Hanger.
sA,IESMAN. TRAVELLING SOUTH or
WESTERN TERRITORY AND CALLING
or BOOKS, STATIONERY AND JEW ELRY
IFA pE. TO CARRY SIDE LINE OF CATH
OlIC PRAYER EOOKS AND JEWELRY on
COMMISSION BASIs MUST TRAVEL TER
RIr0Rl At Least TWICE a YEAR.
sTARTlNG FIRST TRIP ~ JANUARY. AP-
PLY. STATING PRESENT OCCUPATION
NM FULL PARTICULARS, APPLiCA-
TIoNS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. BOX
200, 200 CABLE BUILDING.
sALEsMFN- Write for list OF lines and full
pariiculars' earn $4,000 10 10000 yearly
big demand for men. inexperienced OF ex-
perienced city or travelling. Natl Sales
Inen.s TT. Assn. 6isH West 42d ST.. New
York.
SALESMAN experienced selling artificial
SILK twist, bonnsz passnmenterie and
hand embroidery trades. must come well
recommended, wo are onn OF the largest
concerns seeking the right man. excellent
opportunity Box g. 1926 So. James Bldg.
SALESMAN. sell salesbohrds TO wholesale
and confectionery trade. position open for
experience man; commission basis Card
board novelty Co. l222-2i Race ST. Phila-
dephis. Pa
Statesmen Exceptional opportunity ~,
right man; must be result getter. which
only means hard WORKER. familiarity ntft
appliances preferred not essential Murray
Hill 1912.
SALESMEN for cty and road to sell parta
Tor Ford cars to ~ iobbiuE trade Ad-
dresS t,rog~man Auto Parts CO.. White
Plaine y. s.
SALESMAN. experience reRtirr n~d pI.,-.,'
Ing supplies man familiar with New York
city trade preferred. good opportunity for
right man Box es, 2it0 Sd av.
statesmen wanted 20 call on phonograp'
DEALER mako from $40 60 &i5 q day; I
excellent sideino. Alto Mfg Co. 3soi
Rokeby st.. Chicago
SALESMAN, with trade, for high class white
aprons all territories; commission. Box
Tc6 200 Gable Building.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

SALESNIEN-We are going to place 100
saiesmeu In our suburban territory In the
next 30 days. Any good salesman knows that
the suburban territory Is the only place 10
sell stocks and other securitier now. We
furnish lots OF i've leads and p ~ OF office
coopcration No better opportunity exists
to-day FOR live ambitious statesmen than our
territory and cooperation.
we viii use shortly several sales managers
IN new offices which are opening. and they
viii be chosen from the ranks of our own
men. Newark. With its surrounding towns,
has thousand Of live prospects for YOU, and
No consider Newark No I territory. Our
ralesmen average $500 per week commission.
" you want 20 get out ~ New York city and
yet have the convenience Of New York, come
over to our territory. Get with good house
and your future Is assured You will find
our door open any time you come. Can also
use statesmen for Pennsylvania, New York
State and Connecticut Address l.. A. Parker
& Co. suite 70l % Meeker Building, New
ark. n. J.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
SALESMAN.


\ bookman who rea Lies that success in the
book business means unusual ability and
who desires to capitalize his skil viii find
In our organization more dignfied and prof
liable work. with genuine opportunities for
managerial positions, not In the dim future.
but IN few months: canvassers now sue
ceeding in earning n fair living by the hard
est kind % plugging have secured an ability
which can use and which will enable
them 70 earn far greater returns: commits
sion. Telephone go Vanderbilt Extension
No. ". Monday for appointment.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

PROMINENT BRASS MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY LOCATED
IN NEW YORK CITY. MAKING A
LARGE ESTABLISHED LINE OF
BRASS GOODS. REQUIRES A TRAY
ELLING SALESMAN.
STATE AGE, EXPERIENCE. TER
RITORY PREVIOUSLY COVERED,
SALARY ENPECTED AND FULL
PARTICULARS IN WRITING. ONLY
THOSE CONVERSANT WITH BRASS
GOODS NEED APPLY. n 256 HER
AID, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
Statesmen.

There ia a connection open with one
OF the most prosperous sales organi-
zations in the country for a limited
number of men Of excellent character
and reputation to present definite
sales offer 10 interested prospects.
An entirely new and most effective
sales plan enables men inexperienced
In our line to become successful and
enter life work Of dignified impor-
tance. II you care for your future,
N yonr record will hear scrutiny, IL
your personality Ia forceful, II you are
in earnest for your individual success
apply for a personal interview at
Aircraft Syndicate, Inc,
- East l2d st..
before i. NJ. Monday.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

IF YOU HAVE a WIDE ACQUAINTANCE
sHIr AMONG; JEWISH FAMILIES on
MEMBERS OF JEWISH CONGREGATIONS.
CLUBS. LODGES OR sIsTERHooDs. YOU
CAN EARN LIBERAL COMMISSIONS BY
DEvoTrNG ALL OR PART OF YOUR TINE
TO A SPECIAL PROPOSITION. WE NOW
HAVE REPRESENTATIVE WITHOUT
ANY PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WHO ARE
EARNING OVER 500 4 WEEK IN THEIR
SPARE TIME.
BON k 2os HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

SALESMAN.
ENPERIENCED SILK HOSIERY: NEW
YORK TERRITORY: STRICTLY COMMI-
sion BASIS: REtERENCES REQUIRED.
S0a 9TH Az. ROOM 503.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

TN-AMER1CAN bankers, haciendsdos.
wealthy merchants. &C.. visiting New York
desired for high class proposition: persons
able 90 Introduce such men can make excel
lent connections. n 6l2 Herald. $50 B'way.
LIVE WIRE statesmen
TO sell perfect home brew syrup, in big
demand TO grocery, confectionery. druggists
delcatessen trade, &C., excellent commits
sions and bonuses: big opportunity for ca
pable statesmen; can earn from $50 20 $3.50
and w per week; men wanted for New York
city and vicinity, New England and Middle
Atlantic states Phone Sales Dept ZOO
,ilentnore. or write, submitting references, 20
llel Bros. East New York. Brooklyn. n. v.
MES wanted 10 sell dependable fruit trees
and shrubbery big demand. complete co
operation, commission paid weekly. Write
Tor terms, Wllems, sons Nurseries. Roches-
ter. n. y
MEN, easy work. good pay. opportunity for
rapid advsncement Apply all week. be
tween 1880 and II 80 A. NJ. T.. s. Mutual
stores. GS W. 4ofh st.
MEN. ago ~ 10 50. experience unnecessary:
travel hake secret Investigations reports
salaries, expenses. Anne erican Foreign Detec-
tive Agency. 50T, 81. Louis.
MEN wanted for detective work experiences
Unnecessary. Write 7. Ganor, former ". g.
Government detective, So. Louis.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
statesmen.

IT'S \ WISE MAN WHO
STARTS THE NEW YEAR BE
FORE THE lST OF JAM
AIRY: HE APPRECIATES THE
ADVANTAGE OF A FLYING
START: MEN WHO JOIN OUR
SALES STAFF TO MORROW.
IN HOPE OF SURE EARN
INGS OF $50 AND OVER
WEEK AND OBLIGATED
MERELY TO WALK AND
TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH TO EARN IT, WILL
RE WELL. on THEIR WAY
WHEN THE NEW YEAR
BREAKS COME IN TO SEE
rs, ANY TIME FROM 10 TO {,
If YOU'RE BETWEEN -
AND go.
SUITE 1910. - w. 43D ST.
SUITE 305. IT, NASSAU ST.
SUITE 81. 1866 MONTAGUE ST. BKLYN.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
SALESMAN.

que 10 present buiness conditions some
high grade salcsmen are seeking new
connections for such man OF sufficient
ability and experience 10 present our busi-
ness extension service 70 banks there i5
territory available which ehoud enable
the right man 10 earn $4,000 annually
I'm commissions. the renewal rights due
TO an established clientele. go with the
territory, thus assuring permanency and
n constantly increasing income II YOU are
between % and ~. willing TO travel OK
tensively and state selling experience,
nationality and telephone number In your
reply an interview viii be arranged.
Address n $50 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
EXECUTIVES.

acknowledgements working manager for
coo acre farm in New Jersey. experience In
all branchee including livestock required.
wei as very high references as to character
and ability. position vacant about March I.
Y 1891 Herald Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

large manufacturing corporation desires
experienced representative 20 market
its product and travel In South America
must be able 10 speak Spanish fluently. the
article ~ 90 marketed Is paper product;
answers should give fun particulars as TO
agc. nationality. previous positions held,
whether married or single and salary de-
sired Apply T. 2ii Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
SECURITY Statesmen.

We can offer n few experienced tele-
nbone statesmen Of the highest type an
opportunity to sell high grade securities
and options on foreign exchange: this Is
an excellent opportunity for the men VINO
can meet our requirements to profit dur
ing the reinvcstment period: excellent
terms Apply Room 1910, 81 Wall st.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

OFFICE boy wanted. bright young man, L. {;
references required: salary SO per week:
advancement. Write F. f., room 905. 1913
Broadway.
OPPORTUNlTY-Positio OF trust in old es-
tablished company, prospects OF advance
rnent for keen ambitious man of good ap-
pearance, age - TO ca: ability TO meet and
talk with men essential Address box 4So,
Madison Square post office.
PRESCRIPTIONIST salesman. ability TO
manage christian Sundays. I3I
Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
HELP WANTED--MALE.
MALE HELP WANTED

II you possess personality, tact and
can meet people and have an honest
desire 10 become a big executive and
earn many times what you are now
making, call after 10 at our nearest
branch office.
Suite 33T-552 Fifth av., \. Y.
Suite oil-i133 Broadway, n. Y.
Suite sO4-32 Court ST.. B'klyn, \. Y.
Suite 2O0-i2s Market ST., Newark, Nj.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
sALEsMENi

NAlsisSm IN
ANTATOVS. ATTENTION.
We have unusual selling
proposition. one that will appeal
10 aviatorq particularly as their
knowledge of tho aircraft industry
viii mnke u easy for them 20 get
familiar with our selling plan. Re
fair 20 yourself. Investigate this
most unusual proposition Aircraft
syndicate, Inc. 2t East 42d st.
call before T.. VI Monday
Statesmen for Now England. Pennsylvania
and adjacent territory. musi b. acqua lnted
with the sta ioncIy and kindred tra'e; state
fully experience, reference and salary OK
pectcd. go Herald, Herald "a.
SALESMAN as collection ,oictor. must be
of good appearance. VOL recommended.
ave real selling ability and be first class
business getter. good salary. Call Room
90. 200 5th av.
MEN-Patentod drivers uniform and
work suit; outwears three overalls fac
tory to user. easy sales S2J daily. appoint
agents. Ludwig. Merchants Hotel. Reading.
Pa.
SALESMAN, experienced IN selling imported
hand made laces Address u 1891 Herald.
Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

SECURITY SALESMAN:
800 WEEKLY DRAWING ACCOUNT;
must furnish first class credentials: unusual
opportunity for good man to sell high class
Industrial stock showing enormous earnings: /:
business not affected by hard times: state
pa ast connections. B 1924 Herald. Fulton st.
SECURITY SALESMAN.
Best proposition ever offered: will revolu-
tionizc the industry; company with - years
experience to manufactures liberal commits
sion. After 10 A. NJ. Wheten O'Dare,
Inc, 300 Madison av.
SIDE LINE Observation-Disclosures are
1907 American playing cards; II you want
a good side line answer. stating line you now
handle and territory covered. Root Playing
Card Co. Kansas City. Mo.
SOLICTTOR wanted to represent large New
York business school: must have PERSONAL
ity and be a business getter: salary and COM
mission. Telephone for appointment, sunday
between . and {. fremont 512G.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

ACCOUNTANTS wanted.-Seniors capable of
taking full charge OF audits and examina-
tions and preparing reports thereon; only
those having had AZ least five years expe
rience with other large firms OF public
countants need apply. Call upon Townsend,
Dix & Pogson, $50 Broadway. ask for Mr..
fsrfa
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

.--l--s----77--7 ~
poRG huys dlanouos. old sold, silver, pln.l-
mum, antiques. bronzes. pawn tickets. es-
tates bought. 10 West I'D ~.
/ nav e5es more tian any ON, tor your fur.
niturt, rugs. pianos. PAINTINGS BAlSJEN.
ItJ Uni,erhty pace tStuyVesant 22os).
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 10
wori; with me in New York office
absolute integrity firrt requisite; sell-
Ing experience desirable: must have
personality, common sense and deter
mi alton: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
tiou: don't hesitate 10 answer " you
are employed Il win pay YOU 70 make
a change. Call room 2I9. Metropolitan
Tower
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
STENOGRAPHER
Christian

sUPERINTENDENT FOR corner. elevator
apartment house. so Convent aV.. - fam
lily; DO all repairs. Sc. Bleiman. 656 B'way
TO YOU WHO KNOW
men who can recognize opportunity when
they meet. IT,. who are Interested I'm clean.
dignifed interesting work, with good honest
dollars, aud plenty OF thcm can find with us
a permanent home Alert. conscientious, de-
termined workers, men who have sold some
thing. and who are now employed. who
want TO better themselves. and who viii get
busy at once instead OF think IL over, and
who are not broke and who know this city.
and to whom commission basis does not give
heart failure, call mo at Vanderbilt $50,
extension II, Monday.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE.

An opening with n real future is
available for the unusual salesman.
The man We have In mind has
made good on ordinary propositions
and has been waiting for the out
of-the- ordinary.
This Is a responsible concern with
a long and successful record.
Liberal commissions should net
$4,000 and over annually. Include
age and experience for interview.
301 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

Misunderstanding galesmcn who can util-
lye their spare time or full time IN showing
in all limos also new savings deposit plan
foi banks It's a live wire proposition and
quick money maker right now. John Lucie.
sales manager. 2i3 When Bldg, indianapolis
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
HELP WANTED-MALE.


BUYER
TALKING MACHINE BUYER.
Wanted by Silk. Baer and Fuller. St.
Louis. the Largest Department Store
in the West Only men having had
similar experience and who can as
sumo full responsibility need apply.
Apply personally or by letter. stat
ing age. positions held and references,
TO our New York Manager. Herman
Hirsch. 11o7 Broadway. Big oppor-
tunity.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
REAL ESTATE.

REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion 10 boy twelve, spend
ing winter California. must be willing fol-
low Instructions from Ethical Culture School.
Box ]. TS5 Herald. $50 Broadway.
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN. tired of doing
nothing, wishing to add materially TO his
income without the restraint or office hours,
can connect with concern OF national reputa-
ton. Address p. o. boz 50, Station y.
SALESMEN
Next Sunday there will appear in the lead
ing New York papers the announcement OF
sales campaign that it may he predicted.
will write a chapter in the history OF selling
that will be read throughout the national
selling fraternity.
Approximately $50. 600 viii be paid In COM
missions to our statesmen during this cam
paign.
If you desire advance information and II
you IRE looking for permanent connection.
the opportunities cf which are limited solely
by your own ability write DIRECTOR OF
SALES, r SIG Herald.
SALESMAN capable OF handling sales OF
commodity exclusively side line In con-
etant use by all factories printing establish
lishments, foundries, machine shops, auto
and accessories manufacturers, garages. Of
flee buildings. boats. railroads. public uttli-
ties. Write full particulars. stating refer
ences. age. experience. and VIII advise propo-
sition. Detroit Wiper Co., Detroit, Mich.
>ALESMAN not over %. Gentle only. on
coDmssion: important branch lumber busi-
ness permanent. steady work; state age,
nationality. education. business experience, IL
any. ati Herald. 2s0 Broadway
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
NIAN

wa want a man to travel, not as a sales
man but as a house representative, inter
viewing our clients and customers, which
means meeting chief executives or owners
Of large business interests and discussing
goods md service which we have supplied !:
basis: salary and expenses; extensive travel
ling necessary: this work requires man OF
ability. ambition and purpose; replies VIM
be held confidential and should state aualifi-
cations and experience fully, also age. ap-
proXimate beginning salary and other de-
tails IA Herald, Berald SO.
MOTOR DRAUGHTSMAN.
first class: one having had experience on
aeroplane motors preferred Apply or write
CURTISS AEROPLANE MOTOR CORP,
GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK.