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V L.

ry nelibily sc dozorci. Dalo Sc
ocekavati, re bude vyjednavati
S Donaldem Vancem neb Burn
sem, kteri byli vudci mezi stav
kujicimi. Ale ami jeden ami dru
by nebyl pfi teto porade. jed
him jeho navstevniku byl
Rossett, velky, lotrovsky vyhli-
aejici chlap, a druhym byl
Black, maly a rovnez tax To-
trovskeho yzhledu. Byli to oni
diva muzi, pred nimiz by!a
sleGna Clearinghouse varova-
Ia Vancem.
"Nestava tedy priciny k
vzpoure tazal Sc dozorce.
"Ani dost male. Ii psi jsou
uplne moci Vance a knezc.
Vite, kdyby 'trpeli hlad, praii
hy Sc. Ale knez Jim opatfil po-
travu Q Westville rozdava
jim ji".
Ease ten pleticharsky
knez!" zvolal Tanning a "a
klel. ia to spravim. Vyzenu
vSechny CHI 2 Donlersetu".
PAX musimc jiti take my,
pravil Black.
NE. Ocekavam dnes odpoIe
One tlupu 'Talianu' z Pittsbur
gu, budou pracovati " dolech.
Odeberou Sc hined do doli a w
inuzete byti bossove".
"Pak bychom nemohli uein-
fovati ma stavkujici".
"Bylo by toho treba? Rozti
!cji sc, az uvidi, re mista ie-
.lich byly obsazeny a budou sc
bourit".
Mona, Jen kdyby nemfl
mezi ne pfistup ten knez a po
trava 2 Westville".
20 to Sc postaram', pravil
Tanning otociv sc, by napsal
poukazku.
"Musime zustati mezi stay
kuJicimi", pravil Rossett,
"chcete-liL znicit Vance,.
"Ano, to jc pravda. Nuze,
tedy mezi mimi zustante a roZ-
elite le ma nejvySSi stupen.
Nesmime dovoliti, ably zustali
klidnymi".
Rossett a Black odesli od
dozorce. Muzi tito Sli mezi
stavkujici a vydavali Sc ia or
ganizatory hornicke jedncty.
Skutecne byli vsak V zoldu a
lnose Fanninga.
Ia nejakou chvilku po jo-
jich odchodu vstoupila Helena
CarringtOnova do pisarny. Do
zorce Tanning lekl Sc ponekud
jcjiho pfichodu. ale poZdravil
j vfelc. Vstoupila smele a du-
stojne. V ruce lnesla sve zapi-
sky.
"Prisla .iscm SC ma ncco ota-
s.at, pane Fanningu", pravia,
slecno Carringtonova".
"S radosti vSccko zodpovim,
"Chci urCitciSi vySvetleni
zdejsi pracovni a obchodHi
soustavy. Snad stava neiakG
rriciny k nespokojenosti mczi
Gelniky, ktera by m6la byti Cd
stranena. .Tcdy pfcdcvSim: Jak
to dopada tim 'storcm'?"
Dozorce Tanning dial Sc do
Smichu.
"Pozoruji, re vam byly ma
nluveny ty same stare lzc ia
ko mne", pravil. "Pravdou .
tom storu JIG toto: DeInici Ultra
cell posetile svc pcnizc. Cho-
nili do Westvillc ncb iinych .
kolnich mist pro svc potfcby =
tam utr;lccli pcnize ia pivo y
koralku. Byvalo zde mnoho O.
pilstvi a rodiny nekterych trp5
]y hladem q nedostatkcm. X
lcjich ochranc otevrcl isem ten
store, nyni mohou tam ku-
,;ovat ia velmi levnou cenu,
kdczto drive muscli jindc Wy
sokc ceny platit''.
"Vitc to jiste, zc ceny isou
;lizkc?" tazala sc slecna Car
l. i Q
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cd S. w. Hopkinse,


sky, jest dobrosrdccnI muz a
,iobry obchodnik. kdykoliv 81
budete pratt, nafidim mu, ably
yam predlozil knihy".
"Dobfe. "A nynl 0 vyrobe u
hi. Bylo mi reeeno, ze sc zvet-
Sila misto zmensila, jak Wy jste
pravil".
DoZorce Sc Zardel.
"To znamena asi tolik, ze
myslite, ze jscm YAM nerekl
rravdu, slecno Carringtonova.
Vas otec duvefoval mi vzdy"
Odpoved' ia zarazila slecnu
Carringtonovu. Co pravil, by
10 pravda. Jeii otec mu duvc-
ioval. Ale ona take nikdy ne
pochybovala o poctivosti Do
nadia Vance. Tot by Sc byl
musel zmenit a stati Sc Ina
rem.
| Dale, pravil Tanning, 'u-
! 'sazal jsem vam knihy. Nyni
vam mohu ukazati nakladni IL
stiny a jine dukazy. Vas zpra-
vodaj lie, slecno Clearinghouse
va, lie zumyslne".
"Pana. .ktery mi to sdelil,
znam jiz q detskych let a va
2jm 81 jeho pocestnosti SPRAY
nosti".
Tanning sc usmival.
"Smlm sc tazati, kde Sc yam
dostalo teto zpravy, slecno Car
ringtonova?"
"Nemam proti tomu zadnycI,
namitek, aniz myslim, ,ze on ma
n6jakych. Byl to Donald Van.
cc".
S potlacenym hnevcm odv5-
III dozorce:
"Ten pleticharsky inzenyr
!, Nuze, muslin vam rozhodne IL
ci, sleeno Clearinghouse, pakli
/ &c pIiiimate jeho svedectvi
Droti menu slovu,- znamena t,
me propuSteni z vasi sluzby
. Donald Vance je tim nejnebez
pecnejsim delnikem re vsech
Ght6l iisem no jiz nekolikrate
rropustiti, ale jen k vuli jehc
matce a sestfe, ktera zavisi c.l
.cho podpory, podrzel jsenI
lej. Jest zde trpen z dobrocin.
1osti a ne k vuli jeho praci
On jest vudcem teto stavky ?
nebyti ozbrojenych pfirucicf
Serifa, ktere zde mann, byly BY
! dolly V jeho moci. Nam patrnt
! Idukazy, re j nyni nabada stay
hafe k vytrznostem. Cokoliv Sc
! 2Tihodi, budc "a to on zodpo-
vednym''.
"Je to mozne?" tazala sc
siecna Carringtonova. ."On mnd
verne slibil, ze Sc postara pc.
Iadek"
i "OvSem. On jest stavu sli
biti vam vSecko. PoseCkejte D.
l;amzik".
! Dozorcc zaZvonil a ia chvi
'lu vstoupil chlapec.
"Rckni papu Goldcnovi, a
by sem pi'iscl", pravil Tanning
Ia ncdlouhc vstoupil .ieder
+ podriZenych bossu. Pokloni
isc slccnc Clearinghouse a Fan
ringovi.
pane Golden. pravil Fan
ming, "co della inzenyr Van
Ce?"
ooh, Vance, ten kujc svs
cbvyklc pixie, zncla odpo
vcd'. "Dnes jsem Sc dozvede!
&c osnujc srazku priruciln
%erifa q chez sc zmocnit dolu
Radil sc Grahamem a Burn
sem. To jsou ii hlavni spiklcn
ri. Mel byti podniknut lltok n.
dun pana Faninga. Nestav;
*adnG pochybnosti, ,zc by take
ia vas dunn utok podnikli, slet
no CarringtonOva. Jsou to od
Vazlivl muZi. Budcmc hlidat
vas dum".
Slccna Carringtonova sc ia
lckla. Dukazy prot Vancovi :
slavkarum byly vazne. "D6ku
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MOVE CESKE PLOTNY
PRO GRAFOFONY.

Victor:
V tisni srdce - z op. Cikanka.
PAX ma nnne vzpomenes, 7"
kde domov mil - hous. solo.
Serenada - Drdla - " Z"
Andulko, me dfts - sopr. solo
Poclsej povin sopran. solo
Rczmarna - polka - orchestr
Vzletena sokclim --- orchestr.
Columbia:
Ably Sc to nepletlo : hum. zp6v
Pan konvalinka, soukr. mo,,.
Cesky iegionar pochod .lap.
Ceska spolecnost : sous. : kap.
kukaclka v lese - valcik = orch.
Ze starych casn = valcik orch
RGzenka - polka - kape'a.
Pcchod c. z. - kapela.
PepiSkcva ve:eska DOL. - kap
Cesky tanec {. l. = polka = kap
Tyto plotny jsou vyhradns
k dostani
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~ stavkujicimi, kdyz pfisel roz
kaz, nimz byl farar z Domer-
setu vypovezen. .Odehazel smut
ne. On nemohl vzdorovati He
iene Clearinghouse a rozkaz
ten byl vydan We jmenu jejim.
Pan Stonewall pracoval sam,
Eyl vsak malomocnym, kdyz
pfisel mezi lid farare Cargo.
Cinil CO mohl.
"Nastane velika bida", pra
vii tam k posluchaCnm. "Blow
skeho dite jest vcImi nemoc-
no a neni MONA dostati n2ja-
kou lekafskou pomoc.
"Coz iej nenavstivi doktor
Crewe?" tazal Sc Donald.
"Nc, Tanning mu to zapovG--
dee.
"Necitelny zlosyn!" pravil
Donald.
"Diky bohu, re nam naco
zbyva", pravila Leila. "Pokud
nam neco zbyva, nesmeji ostat
nj trpet hlad. Pfipravim neko-
hk pochoutek pro nemocne di~
te donesu je tam".
"Nechci, abys sla ven mezi
stavkuiici, .draha Lejlo", pravi
Ia matka, "v takovych stav-
kach ztraceii stavkari rozum
. dopouste.ii Sc veci, kterycIl
by Sc ia jinych okolnosti ne
dopustili".
"Kdo by mne mohl ubliziti
matko?" tazala Sc Leila sm6
JIG Sc. "Co& nesympatisujemt
Sc stavkujlcimi? We skutecno
sti .jsmc my tez stavkuiicimi
Nc, nebojlm Sc a nepotrebuii
1ejakcho pruvodce".
Pripravila kosik potravy 4
vydala sc na cestu k domku
hornika Blowskeho. Cestou sIa
lolem pisarny, kde dozorce
Fanning a ieho priruci Colder
sedeli.
"Tamto jde vase nevesta
Amose". prayil Golden ukazu.
''e okncm ven. "Myslim, IL
jste pravil, ze 81 ii vezmcte
ale dosud .isem nespozorovaI
zadny milostny pomer mezi
| vami".
"Hlouposti! :" pravil Fan.
ming. "Ona jest velmi hezkt.
holka. Pravda, mel isem n6ia.
Ee romanticke napady, ale t.
nne jiz pfeSly. ia vam neco
povim, Goldene. Wy istc sc ne.
lax napadne choval k Lejl1
| Vancove".
Golden pohllzcl Ma Donaldo.
Tu sestru zamilovanyma oGi-
ma, ale ustoupil, kdyz vid6l, H.
jcho zamestnavatel uchazi Sc
D lasku jeji.
"Nuze?" pravil Golden.
"Pravda, zamyslel jsem Wi
Il 81 il, ale cd te DOLBY, co q
Sratila Helena Clearinghouse
uomu, rozmyslcl iscm sc il
nak".
Golden Nyyalil oci.
IVY neiste hloupy, Amose"
"Vitc, ia nemcl ami pony.
Slcnl, zc Helena jest tax k.a.;
Ia. a pax jak je bohata Ne
Vim tcdy, proc bychom memo
hi miti nyni kazdy svou nevC
stu. Wy 81 vezmetc Leilu Van.
covu a ia Helcnu Carringtono.
vu".
Yam Sc to snadno rekne
ale mne stojl v ccste jistc 'kdy
by"
Nc vam. DevCc muze byti
donuceno, ably 81 vas vzalo".
"To Jest krasna vyhlidka na
budouci Stcsti. Chef miti neve.
stu, ktcra mnc muzc aSpon w
state. =
'E COZ! Ncma hezkou po.
stavu? Jest hczkou holkou ia
Leila Vancova. Vezmetc 81 j
a az sc il nabazitc, odkopn6tc
.;l".
"N6co tom Jest, odvCti;
Golden. "Pakli Sc nam plan :
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bychom znicili jeji ddveru We
Vance. Byl bych rad, kdyby ii
'Taliani' Pittsburgh jiz zde
byli. Ii zapoCnou lined rvac-
Au".
"Pakli Rossett a Black wy
konaji svou ulohu dobTe", pra-
VII Golden.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.

LARGE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
HOUSE wishes to engage an experienced
foreign security manager or arbitrageur;
$4,000 up.
be experienced: $4,000.
TEXTILE CREDIT MAN; experienced;
MANAGER ARBITRAGE DEPARTMENT in
SECURITY SALESMAN; $4,000 year. draw
ing account and liberal commission.
BANK MANAGER for Venezuela must
speak Spanish and understand banking
thoroughly. VIII soon have charge OF
branch u he makes good
ASSISTANT MANAGER for American bank
IN Hamburg, Germany. must be Amcri-
can born with American name. $1,000
SALES MANAGER who can take charge of
the floating of n stock issue OF an en-
cheering corporation being formed.
Salary depends entirely upon man. The
position VIII be what he makes IL. Ex-
celcnt opportunity.
SOLICITORS Of brokerage business: straight
salary: not commission proposition.
NEW BUSINESS MAN for new bank about
TO be formed excellent opportunity with
very fine people who are establishing a
new branch. Salary depends upon appi-
cant.
EXPERIENCED FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ACCOUNTANT for service abroad; must
speak Polish; $4,000 and all expenses.
EXPORT AND IMPORT CREDIT MAN;
should be well versed In foreign exchange
view point. Excellent opportunity. About
$4,000 yr.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT for credit depart
rnent OF large bank; "a. 900 So 900.
BANKING MAN to go abroad. Thoroughly
experienced; must be single; $4,200-$4 500
year.
NEW BUSINESS MAN OF pleasing person
ality. who can call on wealthy people OF
uptown banks; excellent opportunity.
BOOKKEEPER for foreign service must
speak Polish: 81 500 and all expenses.
STOCK TRANSFER CLERK: Experience IN
tho agents office; brokerage experience
will not qualify applicant; s1,7o0; good
FOREIGN BANKING CORPORATION de-
sires an Underwood bookkeeping machine
operator who speaks Spanish; good oppor-
tunity.
INTERNATIONAL BANKING EXPERT
ENCE; Applicant should be Mt present
employed In foreign department OF repu-
table bank; must be able TO analyze bani,
statements thoroughly; $3.000-S5, 900.
CREDIT MAN g. 200.
NEW BANK. Just peing formed. desires
bookkeeper who can figure discounts
5000; possibility OF title as bank de-
Same bank wants paying and receiving teller
familiar with unit system: 50 900.
FOREIGN BOOKKEEPER who cen handle a
journal for foreign department Of large
stock exchange house; $50 week.
CREDIT INVBSTIGAroIis thoroughly ex-
perienccd; SO 600 up.
CHIEF CLERK; possibility Of title In six
months for right man; s3,0oo-$3,G00.
CASHIER for country bank. town of 1000
SECRETARY sTNNOGRApHEil, banking ex.
pr6INNER IN CREDITS; six months. az.
psrienoe viii qualify applicant. excelien,
oppestuni.y.
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statesmen

SALESMEN
who can qualify and give surety bond
will be given an opportunity 10 earn a
salary on commission basis between
$50 to $500 weekly.
. The stock selling force we are now
organizing Is for a Moving Picture Thea
ire now being built In tho busiest part
OF Jersey City Heights. The community
IN which the theatre Is being constructed
are waiting for representatives to call on
them TO secure their subscriptions.
This Is a rare and exceptional opportu-
nifty for real producers to make good.
Phone Webster 1926 or call 900 Central
ev.. between Bowers and South SITS, Jer-
sey City Heights. N. J.
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SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are In a position to offer
an unequalleti opportunity to n
man between IS and 40 years of
are who has had broad and ex-
tended service as a salesman or
sales manager. A general idea
of the financial or underwriting
fields would be helpful but not
absolutely necessary. The right
man backed by the proper refer
enccs can associate himself i'm
mediately with the firm members
In sales work of the highest
character. The position is per-
manent and returns should ex-
coed $4,000 annually in commits
sions. State fully past business
experience.
HAYES. READE & CO..
ESQ Broadway.
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Statesmen.

A courageous. forceful man who can
look another in the eye and tell him
some actual facts IN convincing
manner. VINO IS capable OF developing
some enthusiasm for his work. who IL
able to present plain truths In honest
words. who has reasonable persist
cnce and fair ability--such a man can
quickly double or treble his present
earning capacity and be assured of u
splendid future and permanent con-
nection with a high grade business
house. II you feel sure you measure
up to this standard. write. giving age
and phone number to Box "a, 0lo
BROkAW BLDG.
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Statesmen
Visualze what success you would
Hike to achieve rs a salesman and
then ms a higher executive and de-
termine II you could make immedi-
ate use OF an opportunity that will
net you $3.50 or moro weekly pro-
vided thai under our instruction YOU
arc willing 10 WALK AND TALK
AND TELL THE TRUTH, beginning
the day you read this ad. Call from
10 70 T.
Suite 1910 % West 4sd ST.
unite 1912. F1atlron Bldg: suite 3o5, 1872
Nassau At. Suite SO, 1Ga Montague st,
p'klyn.; Suite %. 155 Market ST., Newark,
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
TO ASSIST MANAGER.
want a man In New York City
TO assist me In the building Of an
office force; our business IS con-
eerred with finances; our organi-
zation Is very successful: our men
make lots OF money in commits
sions.
The man I seek will he chosen
for his earnestness rather than his
record OF ability; he WIN be sps-
clally trained 20 a high earning
capacity and I will guarantee his
early promotion.
Tell me by letter what you are
now doing: give me an idea OF
what you would like to accomplish.
II your story sounds straight.
viii make an appointment for per-
sonal interview. For prompt
action state age and give your
telephone number. Box so. DO
Brokaw Building.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.


Commercial Help Wanted.
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
Tho Confidence
We seek to enjoy
Among Employer.
And Employees
Is the Result
or Earnest and
unceasins Enae.vor
TO render You
SERVICE and respeo.
SATISFACTION and profit
SUCCESS and a future.
VIM. d. Camp. Pres.
EXECUTIVE SERVICE.
Uptown Office, % East aga st.
PLANT DRAFTsMAN, with dye stats
and chemical plant experience In layout
and special equipment work; some ensi-
ncering training. must know steel and
concrete work; near Newark. N. il; $50.
ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN; experience
In power and .ub-1tation layout work;
capable designer; local; $50.
ACCOUNTANTS t7) for overseas service;
general experience: must be trained
executives and speak Jewish and Polish:
30 years young; s2.o00-t2.5o0 UP and ex-
pcnses.
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MEN (2)
viii be assistant TO advertisement mana
ger one locally and other In Penna.;
must have had agency production expert
ence and know printing, engraving and
art work: well educated; $40.
able to translate Spanish into English:
fine firm; fa5.
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ALEssiEN.

We want three men
that have at least 4
the reputation or 49,
being hard workers.
II matters not that
they have had expert
ence In our line. We
win endeavor TO teach
them to sell securities
OF merit, that show a
dividend record OF
years. The class OF
securities we have to
offer. Is readily sold
10 both business and
professional men. Liberal
commission basis. Room col.
ITO Broadway.
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SECURITIES SALES MANAGER.

AN ASSURED. GUARANTEED INCOME
AND A CONNECTION WITH A HIGH
CLASS FINANCIAL CORPORATION
AWAITS YOU If YOUR REpUTATIoN.
ABILITY AND ACHIEVEMENTS MAKE
YOU THE RIGHT MAN: YOUR REPLY
WILL BE HELD STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL. + HERALD. HERALD SQUARE.
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statesmen.

IMPORTING HOUSE WHOSE PROD
CCT, A TEXTILE. is NATIONALLY
r.ADVERTISED, REQUIRES EXPERT
FENCED statesmen FOR VARIOUS
s'TERRlTORIES. CATERING PRlNC1-
PAI.LY TO THE DEPARTMENT
SSTORES THROUGHOUT THE COUN-
TRY: EXPERIENCE MUST BE
ALONG THESE LINES; SPLENDID
SALARY AND WONDERFUL OP-
Z PORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN:
f,GIvE FULL DETAILS RESPECTING
~ YOUR AGE, WHETHER MARRIED,
=. POSITIONS HELD DURING THE
{, LAST FIVE YEARS, SALARY
; WANTED: ANSWER IN FULL OR
NO ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO
= YOUR APPLICATION. APPLY IN
z STRICT CONFIDENCE BY NAIL
ONLY TO FRANK ). LEVY. 10 w.
5o1 II ST., NEW YORK CITY.
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EALEsNEIN wanted with clientele in Brook
I'm and Long Islani, to sell common and
preferred stock OF new industry now In
operation: Al reports from mercantile agen-
czss. Cali mornings. iO.l2. this week, room
"a. $40 Fulton ST.. jamaica. Telephone ia
r,aicn 1901.
FALEsMEN can you sell lots and hones7
have several propositions, commission basis,
heads furnished, auto service. Lowndes, $3.50
11iESNAN. furnishing. experienced. Budd.
broadway.
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Statesmen.
CONTRACT DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
GIMBET. BROTHERS.
33D ST. AND BWAY.
WISH TO ENGAGE EXPERT
ENCED Statesmen FOR CON
TRACT DEPARTMENT TO HAN
DIE OFFICE FURNITURE. CAR
TETS. &C. FOR OFFICES AND
SHOW ROOMS: MUST BE THOR
OUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE LINES; SALARY AND
COMMISSION.
Apply Employment Office. fifth floor.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WORKING foreman and wife (no chiidren)
on farm in northern New Jersey; state
reference and salary required. A 942 Herald,
Fulton st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

TIONAL
EMF L OYME EMIT + XCH A y C Z.
so Church ST..
New York City.
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SALESMAN.
Statesmen.

corporation marketing n non-cor-
petitive product used by ali classes wishes
che drug, hardware, department store or
auto supply trade; excellent proposition
backed by advertising and sales helps.
r. NJ. Chemical Manufacturing Corp, IL
". 46th st.
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CIIIROPODIST.
CLOTHING.

COME UP
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN
Buy a Stitch suit or overcoat direct from
the maker and save retailers profit. Wond-
erful values, S26.50 to 5000; large assert
ment; conservative and snappy models. gar
nents marked in plain figures. STITCH CO.,
6i1-62f Broadway 18th floor.
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CHARTERS

CORPORATIONS organized under Delaware
laws have many advantages; small cost :
booklet on request. COLONIAL CHARTER
CO.. Worlds Tower Building. 40 W. 40th.
Bryant 1898.
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
High school education ms stenog-
rapher and clerk IN purchasing de-
partment OF large manufacturing
corporation in brooklyn. State age,
nationality, experience and salary
wanted. Box r NJ 500 Herald. B'Slyn.
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sTILLINGS. INC. CARPETS. RUGS,
offer 5000 yards Sloane's, Wilton, Whittal.
Administer. Brussels carpets and rugs, all
nestle, imported (slightly used but recondi-
toned like new 81. 50. SO. 81 yard up; 500
RUGS, all sizes. scanned or seamless, Royal.
French Wilton. artlooms, domestics, plain,
mixed designs; all shades busted and
washed Immediately clean for home, office
Or any purpose; SIS, S3s. $40, S1lO up: Real
Oriental Rugs: MAKING OVER, CLEAN
ING, LAYING, REPAIRING. DYEING;
REASONABLE. RELIABLE, BEAUTIFUL.
GA Madison av. (59th ST.. PLAZA 1885.
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YOUNG MAN
AGE 10 OR IL YEARS, PREF
IcRABI.Y HIGH SCHOOL EDU-
CATION. NEAT APPEARANCE.
FOR JUN IOR CLERKSHIP:
SALARY 500 PER MONTH TO
PEGIN. 956 HERALD. Full
-VN ST.
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CORDwOOD.

CORDwOOD,
best quality oak and chestnut motor truck
delivery. BELLMORE COAL CO., Bellmore.
Nassau County. l.. !. Phone Wantagh TO-
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STENOGRAPHER wanted. capable, rapid.
Christian, about % years Of age; salary
20 start $50 per week, with opportunity for
Advancement, Apply. Hupt- Engineers Office,
Pier 40, NJ r.. NJ. O.
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FURNITURE-PRIvATE.

FURNITURE of five room apartment for
sale; like new; reasonable. For particulars
call c. ID. c., 1872 st. Nicholas nv.
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DOYLE AGENCY,
Is EAST 10TH ST. 1854 NASSAU ST.
215 Montague ST., Bklyn. Mechanics Bank
Building.
Bookkeepers, also ASSISTANTS, and ledger
clerks, comptometer operators; also dicta-
phone operators. office assistants or file
clerks. stenographcrs and typsts, stenogra-
pliers and bookkeepers, typi-ts and switch
board operators, switchboard operators,
switchboard and typists; above positions s15
10 $50; male or female; uptown, downtown.
New York and Brooklyn.
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DENTISTRY INSTRUCTION..
EARN $50 TO 1925 A WEEK.
LEARN MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
This Is the only school to offer men of all
ages the best opportunity to rise from posi-
tions having future, to n profession of
unlimited possibilities; you are taught me-
chanical dentistry In our modern laborato-
iies and dental clinic by expert dentists:
short course: no book study: graduates In
constant demand: day and evening sessions;
easy payments: call for an interview.
N. Y. SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL DEN
TISTRY, DIR. A. p. LOESBERG, SUPER
VISOR, PENN ARCADE, 1i7 w. 33D ST.,
NEW YORK
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ACHERS-Ernergency vacancies, elemen-
tary secondary, college. universities all
kinds; salaries high. Write qualifications.
Cline Teachers Agency. Bots. Idaho
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Crop Imp-ovsmez. serv!eel

ES&tisHal Crop Improvement eerv.eeI
66TN THD old barleycorn days,
1t used to be said that there
was no poor whisky but that
some whisky was better than 9TH
eFs. Perhaps we had better say
today that there are no poor auto
mobiles but that some are better
than others. The reasons why they
arc better cannot always be def
nltely expressed. but II a man likes
. kind OF car, you have great
dinCulty in convincing him that
some other car Is better says
Mr.. e. G. Stone, secretary Ameri-
can Hampshire Swine Record as
ISOLATION, Peoria, Ill.
Now hogs are ike automobiles.
II d man likes one kind of hog,
somehow or other he cannot get
enthusiastic over any other kind. /
win admit that all hogs are good.
hut in my mind, Hampshire hogs
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she Is survived b. her husband, two
daughters. Gertrude AMI 1Aipan, orc so.
lIarrs: rour ~si=;srs. M-s. \. O'clock
NARY Katherine. and Hannnh Ko.icher
TWO brothers. John ard Edward ke,leacr
% Chcsisy, OntGrla.
The funeral VIII be held Monday. Nov.
10th from the homo OF her son. T20
calGne; ave. TO Saint Joseph's church.
Hammond. where solemn requiem high
mass will be said at II o'clock. Inter
faent at Oak Woods cemetery. Chicago.
Illinois. l1-.e