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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Mans Life Saved
by Human Cushion

TRENTON. ". j.. Aprii .o---Act-
ing MS human cushion. Miss Helen
Kugler. a pretty young STATE house
stenographcr. probably saved the life
Of Augustus Miller. window
cleaner. when the latter. whiic at
work on a second.story window OF
an offlc- building here. fell and
landed on tho young wwnan as abe
was passing.
Miss Kugicr. with breath almost
knocked out OF her. fell into the
street and Miller landed on his
feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Bisbee Men Seized in Homes,
Wives Testify Before Jury

TO his room. told him 20 ret up.
thought they wrrn going 20 kin him
Then they rpads my husband sgt up
and dress
My brother and my husband both
were taken away from me. did not
know what for or whore they were
GOING she said.
Mira Myrtle Rep. OF los Angeles
told how men cams into her room
early that morning. as she fought
back the tcarr. My husband wasn't
there" she raid. They all had guns
and they searched everything In my
house. asked them what they
wanted. and they 3osr said 'You1i
md out and wouldn't tell me.
Il thought they'd arrested my huy-
band for something. and Il SEEMED
10 mo IL must have been for some
thing awful
Harry Raplcr testified he saw
guards on the deportation trains fire
at q Mexican who had left Tho train
at q stop near o-born. Artx The
shots hit around tho Mcxican'n feet
Rapicr said
The Mexican put his HANDS over
His heart and yelled. My heart II
right hero. Don't shoot at my fort
H. Crawford told OF s~cing ian old
man with blood running down his
back from n cut on the bead"
Richard Iangdon. Jackson. Cal.
gave a picturesque description OF his
experiences.
II wouldn't movr fnrt enough.
gucss.- IanKdon said. no they tick
led mo In the ribs with n rifle
when he returned 10 Bistce 70 b.
examined for tho draft they called
him a Stacker. he saId. and put him
IN Jail for four days.
They didn't know that had put
my az. back two years 10 could get
into the draft" no declared. smil.
ingiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
A Simple Way to
Remove Dandruff

There Il one sure way tina, has
sewer faIied TO remove dandruff q,
once. and that Is TO dissolve II. then
you destroy n entirely. To do this
tuss get about four ounces Of plain.
common liquid arvon from any drug
store (thts IL an you win need).
apply (, a; night when retiring: use
enough TO noisten the scalp and rub
n In gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most II not MI, of
your dandruff viii be gone. and three
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of II. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You win find an itching and dig.
einr Of the scalp will stop Instantly.
and your hair VIII be fluffy, lustrous,
riossy, s1lky and soft. and look and
feel a hundred times bettcr.-Adver-
fiscnent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish


Any woman can keep her skin free
from unsightiy hair or fuzz II she
will follow those simple, instructions.
When hairy growths appear. apply
simple paste. made by mixing
como water with powdered delatone.
Apply this to hairy surface and
after two or three minutes rub OFF.
wash the skin and the hairs are
gone. This IL a harmless treatment.
but be sure you get the real della
tonc.--AdvertLseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Elderly People Have A
Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
slow to act ~ age advances

lost people find the yesrs
M slipping by without real
A'A ling IL, until suddenly
confronted with the fact that they
can no longer digest everything
they would like TO eat. IL then
becomes their daily task 10 avoid
what they know 10 be chronic con-
supation-
When exercise and light dict
fail il will be necessary TO resort TO
artificial means. Strong physics
and cathartics. however, re not
advisable for elderly people They
net too powerfully and feeling Of
weakness results.
What is needed Is a laxative
containing effective but mild
properties. This is best found in
DR.. Csldwcll's Syrup Pcpsin
which is a combination Of simple
laxative herbs with pcpsin. 1t
acts gently and without gripping.
and used few days will train tho
digestive organs To do their work
naturally again without other aid.
DR.. CaldweIl's Syrup Pcpsin
has been on the market since 1892
and was the private formula OF
DIR. w. Is. Caldwell, who is himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Women Politicians
in Democratic Meet

CHICAGO. April 2o.--Women poll.
ucians wrote "A new chapter In the
history book OF womaB'a evolution
here today.
For tho first time woman took
part today In an executive confer.
cnco OF a major political party when
Mrs. George Bass, national commit.
tee woman from Illinois. attended
tho meeting OF the committee on mr..
rangements OF the Democratic ma,
uonai committee. Mrs. Bass In one
OF two women members OF tho com.
mittcc. Tho other is Miss Mary Foy
Of Los Angeles. She rs expected 20
attend but carly today had not ar.
rived
Mrs. Bas. In empowered to cast
an equal vote with other MEMBER
and VIII have n say In the selection
OF the temporary chairman OF the
convention at San Francisco. This
was expected 10 be settled today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Uses His Crutch
to Trip Policeman

Patroiman Tom Hartnott has a
fine new crutch today that he
doesn't know what to do with.
II formerly belonged to n berrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Ordered in Rhyme
to Do Prison Time

NEW YORK. Apru @o<-The al
legged -rhyming robbcr.- James
Smith. who Is said TO have quoted
poetry TO n baker while he rtfied
tho cash register. was given poetic
justic. when Magistrate swc-tser
pronounced tho following lyric judg.
m~nt.
II hold you IN five thousand bail.
which means you go right back 70
Jail.
But before you 70. Just let me say
This hold-up game-i, doesn't pay"
In this poetic disposition OF his
case the prisoner promptly re-
sponded:
ITS all righ. Judge. I'm on my
way.
Your verdict means Tn going
a~ay'-
And the magistrate replied:
You said -. boy: be on your way"
According 20 Peter Kurtz. n baker.
who claims his cash register wus
riflcd by Smith. the latter entered
his establishment early In the morn.
Ing. pointed revolver at his head
and said:
Say. kid Just look me- in the face;
! Just dropped in 70 clean this place:
SO come across with ali you've got:
never fail 10 HIT the spot
This rhyme ended. Smith II al
legged 10 have "cleancd- the TN. and
added.
81 thank you for this wad Of dough:
And now. Roodby. think III blow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

A now nickel coinage Is soon IN
be introduced in England. This is
due to the constant rising price Of
silver. making silver coins worth
more than their face value. and to
a desire 10 sweep away the present
cumbersome copper coins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

Mrcoui. he wireless inventor. has
predicted a wireless telephone con.
verHation between New York and
London. In tho near future. at
cost OF - cents a minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Worker Crushed
to Death in Mill

CrHRhcd In the pianer rolls at the
Seattle Mil a Logging company's
plant a, 1000. Rainier ave. the body
OF John Raymcr. 20. Of sii Maynard
ave. was at the public morguc to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

at Yesler way and Second ava
Hartnett arrested him. The heg.
gar trippcd the policeman with the
crutch and ran. leaving tho crutch
as a memento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

At least $1,000 farmers h a.
United States own motor trucks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

rs1r sAs mews GSve rro~e vi
a r~yul time Asd th1a bs sHlA.
-rn Gisd IN have fear w~s<ks ~ 60.
Ka rvuse - the Astip~ds~.
f~ whna thess rsnke-s sut>vtaia.
Thy surety wevs vtah might and usaSn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALESMAN WANTED

VINO is LOOKING For A POSI-
TON WHICH REQUIRES THE
CAPACITY OF THE sUPER-MAN
WITH A POSSIBLE EARNING COM
MISSION COMMENSURATE WITH
THE JOB. SUCCESSFUL SELLING
ABILITY A NECESSARY REQUIRE
MENT. TOGETHER WITH F'oRMI-
pABLF: APPEARANCE; GOOD CHAR
AcTEE AND SATISFACTORY REF
ERENCES FROM OTHER PLACES
OF EMPLOYMENT; WILL BE THOR
oUGHLy INVESTIGATED. A DEF
mite FUTURE WILL BE OUT
LINED TO SALESMAN SELECTED
AND REWARD FOR HARD WORK
WILL BE EFFECTED QUICKLY TO
RIGHT MAN. Statesmen ARE
BORN NOT MADE. so DON'T AP-
PLY If YoU ONLY THINK YOU'RE
A SALESMAN. PHONE FOR AP-
PoINTMENT. BOLSTER con-
PANY. FORTY WALL STREET.
JOHN 0.
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SAIESMFN.

Wanted--A few high class statesmen on a
food product machine manufactured in CHI
cayo, which IL wonderful money maker
wherever installed: price 81 $50; department
storea. restaurants. bakeries, five ana ten
cent stores are prospects. and many persons
IN ell cities will operate Individual stores
featuring their articles exclusively. same as
stores operate; practically all machines
now In use In the West: have been sold with
out soliciting: have one individual store In
operation In New York city to capacity husi-
ness. and second one opening. and With In
creased factory facilities ar~ now'in position
30 handle large business; unless you are n
salesman Of proven ability. and have the
knack OF closing deals and have confidence
reply: only replies stating former experience
and full particulars in first letter will be
considered: replies confidential. n 20 Her
aid. Herald so.
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statesmen.

The sales manager OF financial
house OF high standing wishes to hear
from men OF good address who are
DESTROYS OF becoming proficient In the
h,ghes, paid brarsrh OF American COM
mercial ife--salesmansh.p.
The spirit OF the organization IL
COOPERATION, and the man who
sticks and does his part is always In
direct line for promotion. A thorough
and scientific training In salesman
snip. economies and everything per-
tanning to the vast expansion OF bust
ness during the forthcoming admins
tratlon win be given free OF charge 70
those who qualify. enabling them TO
earn an income far beyond their pres
ent earnings.
Age and past experience no hin
drance The only qualifications are
education. honesty and Industry. Ths
director OF sales viii do the rest.
Address All communications In your
own handwriting. telling us ali about
yourself. and an Interview viii be
speedily arranged.
ADDRESS BOX 4O5. 1926 ST.
JAMES BLDG.
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Statesmen.

am connected with an old established.
reliable company and want three big pro-
ducers TO travel extensively. We make an
addition Of territory during November. ana
to three men between the ages OF 80 and ~
looking for a perrna nent connection We VIII
have open travelling positions that VIII en-
able the right men 20 make from $1,000 to
si5 900 year
II you are a successful salesman with q
record for doing things Will be Interested
In having a talk with you. To insure aften-
ton you will please write me fully az 10
what you have done. II $50 Herald, Her
AID so.
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statesmen.

WE HAVE SEVERAL. OPENINGS
IN OUR SALES ORGANIZATION
FOR COMPETENT AND AMBI-
TIOUS Statesmen OF THE Fol-
LOWING QUALIFICATIONS:
MINIMUM OF 3 YEARS.
EXPERIENCE SELLING TO THE
RETAIL TRADE.
BETWEEN THE AGES OF 27-3S.
DESTROYS OF LEAVING NEW
YORK CITY AND TRAVELLING
A CONTACT TERRITORY IN AN
AUTOMOBILE.
If YOU ARE DESTROYS or Es-
TABLISHIEG 4 FUTURE FOR
YOURSELF WITH AN INSTiTC-
TON OF OUR CHARACTER
WITHOUT MATERIALLY shC-
RIrICIN0 YOUR IMMEDIATE
EARNING CAPACITY. YOUR Az
PLICATIOE, If SCBMlTTED
WITH REFERENCES. WILL DE
GIVEN PROMPT AND CONFT-
DENTAL CONSIDERATION.
APPLY IN PERSON OR TEIys-
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT.
AEKING FOR SALES MANAGER.
RopT. II. INGERsoLL BRO.
80 IRVING PLACE. 4TH FLOOR.
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Rsip Wanted advertisements nnGy be feis-
yhonsd TO Fists Roy 600, srhsre COMPETENT
sd. tclssry 0eceps them.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MANAGERS.
sALEssrES.

Statesmen. MANAGERS.
now MANY MEN ARE THERE ~
ks,E MAKING $4,000 A YEAR OR
MUREY ANS.-A GREAT MANY. HOW
MANY ARE THERE WHO WOULD
LIKE TO MAKE $4,000 A YEAR or
MANY MANY ARE ASe' THERE WHO HAVE
THE COURAGE AND GRIM DE
TERMINATION TO WORK FOR IT?
FEW ARE YOU ONE OF THE
bI66 Tr i, HaxE T .Mn The iEt nAGK
70 DE 4 SUCCESS. A REAL ASSET
=. or LtIXuRIES AND 4 UNiNEK.
siTY TRAINING FOR YOUR LITTLE
YEAR MEN. WE HAVE SOME THAI
ARE MAKING MORE THAN $40. 600;
WE HAVE A FEW THAT ARE
MAKING 5000 A YEAR, ANp VIZ
NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS IN 4
BIG WAY AND AEE WILLING TO
ACCEPT OUR FREE COURSE OF
ABLE THEM TO EARN FROM 5000
TO $40. 900 A YEAR ON a COMMlS-
Sion BASIS PRACTICALtx FROM
THE START AND AN EARLY op-
TION no MANAGER OF ONE OF
OUR MANY BRANCH OFFICES.
OUR WORK CONSISTS OF PRO-
VIDING A FINANCIAL SERVICE TO
PRACTICALLY EVERY PERSON
WITH WHOM YOU COME IN con-
TACT. THE MARKET FOR OUR
PRODUCT is UNIVERSAL.
If You ARE OVER 30 YEARS OF
AGE AND DESTROYS OF JOINING
TIE SALES FORCE OF a REPU-
TABLE CONCERN. WITH BRANCH
OFFICES ESTABI ISHED THROUGH
OUT THE UNITED STATES. AND
WHOSE POLICY AND PRACTICE
REFLECT THEIR PRINCIPLE IN
PROVIDING A SERVICE FOR THE
FINANCIAL. BETTERMENT OF
EVERY HOME IN AMERICA:
WRITE FOR INTERVIEW. GIVE
TELEPHONE NUMBER. BOX A
1878 HERALD. FULTON ST.
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sALEsMEN.--I WANT FOUR MEN WHO
HAVE EARNED 5000 AND UP PER
WEEK SELLING SECURITIES OF
FINANCE CORPORATIONS; MEN WHO
CAN SELL ME- WILL. DE PLACED IN
TERRITORY WHERE BANKER WILL AID
WISE YOUR PROSPECTS TO BUY: THIS
sECLlRITY HAS PAID 1875 CASH pIvI-
MEASUREMENTS FIRST IA MONTHS /.
STOCKHOLDERS SHARE IN ALI. EARN
INGS; MEN WHO CAN DELIVER WILL
If YoU ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK
TERRITORY SYSTEMATICALLY AND
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY. icTe HER
AID. FULTON ST
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Sal F.5AiAN WHO KNOWS CALTFoRSTA.
Wa want live. clean cut salesman, who
has successfully sold real estate or securities
20 follow up daily Inquiries on new and
unique form OF Investment which offers lie
income and a future homesits In the finest
climate IN tho world, on. extremely attractive
terms. Present offering will be followed by
permanent executive position with exctp-
tloual earning possibilities for the mon who
mako good IN the preliminary work. Tho
opportunity Is an unusual one from every
standpoint. Comopany directorate includes
bankers Insurance officials and business
men. In replying please state experience.
Address p. o. Box "a. Times Sousro Station,
Nav YORK
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SALESMAN WANTED TO CARRY M
PORTED NOVELTIES TRIMMINGS FOR
LADIES' WEAR, MANUFACTURING AND
MILLINERY TRADE; MUST HAVE GOOD
FOLLOWING: THOROUGHLY ACQuAlET-
ED WITH LINE; THIS - LIFE oPpoE-
HDGE AND ENERGY. APPLY BY LET
TER. GIVING FULL DETAILS OF EX-
PERIENCE, AND EXPECTATIONS. o s95
HERALD. FULTON st.
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sALEsMEN-sECURITY.

We have openings for two sales
men 10 sell a strictly high grade Ses
cumulative preferred stock. With bonus
OF common.
Only those who have an investment
following or extensive business ac-
qua intance viii he considered.
Permanent employment For tho-o who
meet our requirements.
woRRELL & CO.. rs PINE ST.
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statesmen.

We have an opening for a few men
who are honest. ambitious and of good
personally: 10 men OF this type we
offer the opportunity OF making big
pay and establishing n connection with
a firm where real efforts VIII be re-
warded by promotion; must be able to
furnish good references and a bond.
Apply, II 10 ?. 1908 Terminal Building,
80 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN,

SALEEMAN.
II you are q salesman with earning ca
pacity OF less thnn $4,000 pass on to the
other adve rticements. We want an asaociate
who will fit wei with the other $4,000 TO
$50, 900 men who comprise the staff OF n
concern doing a national business and recog.
nized az having the biggest and highest paid
sales negotiators In the country. The posi-
ton first, will require travelling. Most men
who can measure up are engaged. POSSIBLY
the one we desire may receive this call. In
replying state aye and DO not be brief. We
want 20 know what you have done. Address
Y J35 Herald. Herald so.
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siLESMEN.

statesmen.
Age doesn't necessarily tell the tale
or q mans income carving bower:
neither does experience or lack OF Il;
our high-spced staff OF saiesnen, now
running TO little short OF phenomenal
success In handling another excep-
tionally desirable security, are PROV
Ing 20 US again that Il IN necessary
only 70 walk and talk and tell tho
truth 20 easily earn $50 a week and
more; our offices are open to YOU
any day between 10 and 4 81 you're
between .5 a., co.
SUITE lOi0. 81 W. S3D ST..
Suite 1912 Fratiron Building.
Suite 305. 1872 Ma ssau 81.
Suite NJ. f8G Montague ST., Brooklyn.
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SALESMAN.

We have On exceptional opening that
pays from 5000 to $l5.NO0 annually
net Tor real craftsmanship. We are
mighty responsible. old established and
offer permanent connection with I'M
usual opportunity for the right party;
our work IL recognized big business
and is foi big men, In order 10 con-
serve your valuable time and our own
viii you not briefly Indicate the
nature OF your previous operations.
ago and experience? a special ap-
pointment will then be made to meet
at our mutual convenience. X % Her
aid. Herald so.
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Ola eta blished house haa opening for
BOND statesmen.

Ola established house haa opening for
BOND statesmen.
Thi. advertisement IL addressed 10
sticcessful ealesnen OF high Grade Sc
curi-ics. who are seeking TO better
their income. To such men we offer
perm s.nent oDsnings on n liberal COM
mission basis. which IS netting those
In our employ from $1,000 TO $4,000
- per annum.
Members OF our sales staff who
merit promoter are rapidly advanced
10 important executive positions. we
ARE A well Known Investment house
established over twenty-five years.
We arc selling a popular seasoned
G per cent. deoenturc gold bond Gear
ryirg profit sharing ccr.iGcatcsl of
State banking laws and which has
for --,ast se'y years. An extensive nd-
veriising campaign T. producing live
LEAFS, which we are glad 10 rurn over
10 saieafnen who re qualified to close
them. 4 very high percentage Of
these newspaper leads are being sold.
EeEotia lions will b. treated rs
strictly confidential and are conducted
from our uptown rHlcs office. Corr
pletc history OF your past experience.
together with references, must be fur
nisned. Sop or write
e. MORTON HARDING.
General manager,
Third Floor, sos Fifth Avenue.
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Ton WOULD LIKE TO EARN ;co

Statesmen.
YoU WOULD LIKE TO EARN se5
A DAY. WOULDN'T your
That Is the actual average daily
commissions OF our producers. Sew
erai are making more. the checks
run from 800 TO $500. One mans
check was $500 last week. And out
OF 200 men in our organization but
a very few wcre experienced sales
men before they came with Us.
II you win supply the MAN
POWER. We viii supply thu oP-
pORTUNITY. We will furnish the
training. II you will put that train
ing into ACTIoN-wORK. And II
YOU are made Of the sort OF stuff
that WINS IN spite OF all handi-
caps. YOUR average commissions
will be SIS day.
And not only that--it you pro-
duce CONSISTENTLY and show
by your RECORD that you have
made good. we will give you an ex-
ecutive job. paying 5000 q year
and up.
During tho past year wo have
promoted so men TO positions pay
inr from 5000 to $4,000 year.
This past week we promoted
men to Jobs they have earned. They
are: d. r. Kruger. months with
tho organization: Bruce v. Ed
Wards, Z months; A. w. Bacio.
months: L. I. swinburne.
months; w. Grover Manck, ia
months. and G. N. Pinkney. 10
months-ar in less than year.
In the next 90 days 20 more are
TO be picked from the ranks.
WILL YOU be one OF them? II you
act NOW. you may be.
We arc under CONTRACT 90
find and train 200 more men for
salca and business executive posi-
lions during the coming year for
national corporations. Tho
trouble In business IL not the lack
OF men WITH ability. but the ter
rible lack OF ability OF men 80
USE their ability.
Tho Business Builders Is n per-
manent organization OF selling
men developing National Sales
Forces and financing the expan-
sion Of American business Institu-
4, tons. We occupy four floors at
Fifth avenue and Fiftieth street.
q devoted to our selling forces. and
one floor on 46th street for our ad-
vertising department, working
night and day to back up the men
In the field.
Our work IS personally directed
by James w. Elliott. well known
rs tho writer of Man Messages
a campaign Of inspirational books.
which are read by tho sales forces
of nearly 200 nationally known
concerns.
Before he was twenty Mr.. Elliott
had sold goods In many kinds OF
businesses IN every State In tho
Union. His brilliant success. first
as salesman and sales manager,
md then a. the writer OF Man
Messages. IS tho best testimony TO
the practlcalncss OF his workin:
philosophy o: DEVELOPING the
LATENT abilities OF inen.
Ana now. in the natural course
Of events. he IL making n BUSI-
NESS OF DEVELOPING MEN for
national sales forces. and at the
same time financing tho expansion
OF tho institutions.
Great things are expected CO US:
ire AVERAGE Is DEMANDED CT
us. Quit "excusins" yourself. You
must 60 on--up and on. 40 mat
ter what YOUR obstacles are:
IT'S TOUR JOB TO OVERCOME
THEM.
Start Noyv-IIoHT Nowi
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
betreen 10 and ,.
JAMES w. ELLIoTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth floor. eco 9Th az.
Al Goth 81.
sALEs.fEc.
HIGH CLASS MEN WANTED BY PRO,
EMIT IVORY TOILET GOODS HOu,
NE For SOUTHWEST AND ONE r
lDpf,E WEST: MUST RE E<PE
Need IN THE LINE AND HAVE TRAl
o SIDE LINE. VI coz HERALD, HI
Id SQUARE.
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HELP WANTEp--MALE.
SALESMEN.

Men who have made good az
producers and who arc gentlemen,
both In appearance and eonversa-
ton. are the calibro OF men we arc
DESTROYS Of meeting.
The sales force now organizing
for an out OF town campaign which
has the support OF the community
In which we are now operating
makes II positive TO earn an In
come anywhere from 500 to $500
weekly.
Drawing account allowed against
commissions.
This Is n rare and exceptional
opportunity for real producers Ia
make good.
Call between hours 0 to ~ A. NJ.
and 60 5 r. NJ. and ask for
II. e. prichard. Marlborough Hotel.
broadway and s3th st., New York
city.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

BooK1SEEPER and typist wanted for ship
yard. located IN Staten Island: state ex-
perience and salary expected. Shipyard. v
Sbl Herald. $50 Bway.
BOOSI<EEPER: must be thoroughly expert.
anaed and accurate at fIgures coed salary
fysaay position; references. Apply Georges
is West Saith at.
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SALESMAN experienced In retail clothing or
tailoring for prominent mems sarnols
woollen and trimming jobbing house doing
business mainly from sample lines placed
with the mems tailoring trades: we need an
active. energetic man 10 place our line and
develop ~business IN New York city; mus;
also be capable OF selling wooiicns direct TO
the ,aiors: when writing give full inforna-
tion regarding previous experience. salary.
Address Pest office box 10, Madison Square
Station, New York citya