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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-09
la The Matter OF
john c. Mitchell, Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY

10 tue Honorable Henry c. Mcdowell.
Judge of the Distinct Court of the
United States Tor the Western Dis-
trict or Virginia
John c Mitchell OF Big Stone tiap,in the
county OF Wise aud the state of Virgin
ia, in said District respectfully represents
that oni the 9Th day of July last past
hr was duly n,Iudged bankrupt under
the Act oi Congress relating To Bank
his prupcrty ani rights of property, aud
has fully complied with All the require
nients OF said Acts and of the orders OF
the Court tonching his Bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be
dccrtcd by the Court to have a full dis
charge from All debts provable against
ms estate under the said Bankrupt Acts,
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AppalaClia Items

mere FRIDAY afternoon ut i:3u
O'Clock when Miss Rachel
Frances Wolfe, elder daughter
of MIR. aud Mrs. w. a. Wolfe,
OF this place became the bride
OF MIR. Howard Albert Pritchett
of Lynchburg
Tho church was tustrfully
decorated i'll lovely profusion
Of pink aud white wild flowers,
inierspersed with green foliage,
mountain ferns and po,lrd
plants. The nuptinl music was
rendered by Miss Rachel Free.
ling and Mrs Margaret Hon, of
Big Stone GIMP. Miss Meta
Williams was maid of honor
aud wore Il pretty gown of
white crepe de chine. Mr.
John King, Of this place. was
best man. Little Fay Fuller
and Louise Crizer were flower
girls, wearing dainty frocks Of
white organdy with sashes,
scattering rose petals rs they
preceded the bride to the altar
rs she slowly marched down the
aisle on the arm of her father,
who gave her away The fair
bride never looked loveller than
IN her pretty gown of white
gaorgette aud her bridal veil
caught up with orange bios.
SONS. she carried II shower
bouquet OF brides roses.
Master Carl Peters was ring
bearer, being dressed as cupid
carry ing the wedding ring on Il
callalily in one band aud II bow
amt arrow IN the other.
The Pretty rug service was
said 10y the Rev. Strndley, pas
tor of the NJ t.. Church, south,
ihe brdr is one of Appalachiu' &
!nost popular Young ladies aud
is "a recent graduate of the high
srhopl here, having reviewed
her diploma AT the close of the
term lust passed. rhe groom
Is u son OF Mr. and Mrs - \.
fri,cbctl, ut Lynchuury, but
has been here for some time,
where he holds a clerical posi-
ton With the Virginia Whole
sale Company, aud is very
popular young man
Their friends here wish them
a long life of married huppiness.
Many costly aud beautiful
presents We're presented 20 the
young couple which attests
their popularity After a honey
moon spent AT points east they
viii he az home here To their
host nt friends Mrs Pritchett
Is a SUNDAY school and church
worker aud everybody here il
glad she is SIN to make her
home here.
A. l.. Jones and daughter,
Miss Fauna, Who lave been
visiting relatives at points in
lnilnrs~ee ARE nome again re-
portlnp Il delightful time
Mrs. NJ T. Eyrrurr visited
hci. son, & h Eyrrnpc nni fam
lly at st. Charles two ut three
Jays tie pAst week
Mrs \ 4 calm. az Eliy,
n,thtnn rrnu whn III. n.,.n
visit,rr trends u4,,,nni ,tn,b
ar MONT, m tu,..,nnnI, hI,. -,
urnrd no h.r hon,r
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NOTICE OF SALE

Circuit court of Wise County Virginia
u. II Bostic
vs.
). a Horton, ct Al
Notiee is hereby given that the imier-
signed .lno W Cmlkley aud VIM A.
Stuart, Special Commissioners, pursuant
to decree entered in the above styled
cause AT the April 1890. term OF the Wise
Circuit will ON
Saturday, July l0Ih, 1920
between the hours OF IA M aud 3 y. IN.
Eastern Time and rs near the hour OF
1880 Il, IN. as possible
In Front OF the United States pOstoiiice
ia The Town Of Big Stone Dap,
proceed to sell at public auction to- the
highest bidder the following described
lots OF laid with the Improvements there
on. ia fee Simple, situate ia, Improvement
Companys Fiat No g, GA The north side
OF l'owells PiScr ia the town of lNr
Stonr Gap, Wise county, Virginia, or-
dercd to be sold hy the above ircit1d de-
cree namely
Lot la, block i05 with tie remainder
ot the old hot house building thereon
iut ., block lu6, with the small dwell
ing house thereon
Lot ., block no, With thc small dwell
ing house thereon
Lot 10, block lib with the small
dwelling house ,heIruli
Lot ~ block l23
lot3 block lU5, with barn thereon.
Lot : and Is, block lhl, wirh part OF
dwelling house thereon t IT, stiip of at
I. 4. A.
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y Horton, ct al
IN ClIANCERY .

7, Q. 4 I1hnson, D Clcrk OF he said
court do certify thnt the bond required
ut the Special Commissioners by Tie lie.
cree rendered ia said cause on the a,tl
day Of April, 1920, has been daily given.
Given under my hand AS u CLERK OF the
SAID court this the 18th day % lunc. 1870
iuno-2325 e.. \ JOHNSON. Il. a.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT: DIS
TRIcT OF MAINE-DAVID w: HARRIS,
EpWAGap ?. LATTER and md WiLLiAM p;
the firm OF HARRIS. LATTER & COM
PANY. Complainants. against EAST COAST
fsndaa eIsaEKlES FaH Em64gSTs N s,6 GoMTAN aRnER %
Upon the petition OF George w. Goethals
and Harry NJ. Verrlll, Receivers of the East
the Gath day OF December, 1920, for an order
10 show cause why they should not be per-
nitted to obtain credit or borrow money
upon the terms hereinafter described, ano
after hearing counsel for the petitioners. 1t Is
ORDERED that the compliments and de-
fendant herein, all persons who have ap-
pesred and filed notices Of IT, Gapps,araanee ps,a mere,
Coast Fisheries Products Company, show
cause before the undersigned at z Special
Term Of this Court to be held at the Court
District of Maine, In and for said District,
on the 9th day Of January. 1921 at the hour
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard,
why an order of this Court should not be
made and entered authorizing the said Re-
ceivers to obtain credit or borrow money to
an amount not in excess of Fifty thousand
Dollars (S50,000). upon receivers certificates
OF receivers notes, or such other evidences,
and upon such terms as may be deemed ad-
visable and why the obligation of the Re
cetvers to repay the same at maturity with
interest should not constitute a priority pay
able out of the net income and assets of the
creditors of the defendant above named, and
why such other and further relief should
not be granted as may be Just apd equitable ;
and 1t is
FURTHER ORDERED that notice of said
hearing be given as follows:
"a BY service upon the complainsnts and
defendant. and all other persons who have
appeared and filed notice of appearance
herein, or their respective attorney or at
torneys, of a copy OF this order;
CD BY mailing on or before December 70.
1920, copy of this order to each creditor
at his last known place of business or ad-
dress as shown by the books of the defendant
company; and
(3) BY publishing n copy Of this order at
least twice prior to January 9Th 1921. In the
Portland Daily Press, newspaper In Fort
land, Maine, and the New York Sun &
Herald. a newspaper in New York City.
And such notice shall constitute due, ful.
complete and timely notice OF the hearing
aforesaid
BY the Court:
GEO. c. WHEELER. Clerk.
Portland. Maine, December 24th, 1920.
G. H.
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GEO. 9. WHEELEH, Clerk.
Portland. Maine. December 24th. 1920.
O. II

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY :
HACK & COMPANY, mo. plaintiff,
against L. 2. LAzARB a CO.. LTD,
defendant.
Trial desired in the County Of Kings.
/. SUMMONS WITH NOTICE.
To the above named defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action. and to
serve a copy of your answer on tho plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive OF the
day OF service. and IN case OF your failure
20 appear, or answer. Judgment VIII be taken
against you by default, for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated July H. 1920.
Leopold Zlrinsky, Plaintiffs Attorney. Of
flee and r. @. Address, No. 302 Bushwiok
Avenue. Brooklyn New York.
70 y. Z. Ls1are & CO., Ltd:
The foregoing summons u rerved upon YOU
by publication, pursuant 90 an order of
lion. James G. Van Sicen, a Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of Inc State of New
York, dated the 22nd day Of November,
1920, and filed with the complaint, IN the
office OF the Clerk OF the County of Kings.
at the County Court House. In the Boroush
Of Brooklyn. County OF Kings, City and
state Of New York
Dated November 90. 1920.
leopold Zlrinsky. Attorney for Plaintiff, Of
flee and p. o. Address, 3e2 Bushwick
Avenue. Borough OF Breoklyn, New fork
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING or production manager, over
. years In present position, Topographic cx
pert. layouts. plate making, &C., extensive
service department experience. thorough
knowledge of printing business. open for no
sitlon WITH agency or advertising department
Of manufacturing company. L 260 Herald
Herald 40.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


Cooks. &c.
COOK, Norwegian; professional cook and
butler; luncheons. teas, dinners: woFk TO-
rether or separate. schuyler 1851.
COOK and waitress, togethcr both expert
enced: good baker; good manager. 20i
Herald, Herald so.
COOKING, cleaning, Cor couple, 3;30-7 :30i
Southern colored woman. Rivers. 2lO3
Madison av
COOK--Con1petent Vienna, wishes position
In apartment, good wages. 643 Amsterdam
ave. ID,
COOK, private family; references; apart
, ment preferred Marie Renaud, <o1 West
l-OCK or light housework, good. middle
agtd woman; reference. ail u, 2oth,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
TRICT OF MA1NE-DAvID w: HARRIS,
wINGRovE, individually and as composing
the firm of HARRIS, LATTER & COM
PANY. Complainants, against EAST COAST
Equity No. sos. ORDER. "
Upon the petition of George w. Goethals
and Harry M. Verrill, Receivers Of the East
day of December. 1920. for an order to
show cause why they should not be per-
mltted to obtain credit or borrow money as
hereafter described, and after hearing coun-
sci for the petitioners. It Is
= ORDERED that the complainants and de-
fendant herein, all persons who have APP
in. and all creditors of the defendant Easf
Coast Fisheries. Company, show cause before
the undersigned at a Special Term OF this
Court to be held at the Court House in the
Maine, in and for said District. on the 9th
day OF January, 1921. at the hour OF ten
oclock In the forenoon OF said day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
why order Of this Court should not be
made and entered authorizing the said Re
ceivers to obtain credit or borrow money TO
Or amount not in excess Of One hundred
thousand Dollars ts100.000), upon receivers
certificates or receivers notes, or such other
evidences and upon such terms as may be
deemed advisable. and why the obligation Of
the Receivers to repay the same at maturity
with interest should not constitute a priority
payable out of the net income and assets OF
cured creditors OF the defendant above
named, and why such other and further re-
lief should not be granted as may be just
and equitable: and Il Is
FURTHER ORDERED that notice of said
hearing be given as follows
"a BY service upon the complainants and
defendant, and all other persons who have
appeared and filed notice OF appearance
herein. or their respective attorney or at
torneys, OF q copy of this order:
cd BY mailing on or before December 20.
1920, a copy Of this order to each creditor
Mt his last known place OF business or ad-
dress as shown by the books Of the defendant
company.
(3j BY publishing a copy of this order at
least twice prior to January 9th. 1921. In the
Portland Daily Press. a newspaper In Port
land Maine, and the New York Sun &
Herald, a newspaper In New York City.
And such notice shall constitute due. full,
complete and timely notice OF the hearing
aforesaid.
BY the Court
GEO. c. WHEELER, Clerk.
Portland. Maine. December 24th, 1920.
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Long Island.

THE PINES. Hampstead, L. I.-Beautlfully
situated. near Garden City and New York;
suite; excellent table and service; booklet.
Phone Hampstead 455.
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YOUNG; lady, Russian. refined. TO teach Rus
sian family to speak English, help house
keeping and kitchen; good references re-
quired Write full particulars. Miss Kanter
care Otto Wagner, 40 West 26th 81.
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LAWYER or man with legal training TO sell
widely known system OF law publications. .
liberal compensation TO experienced salesman.
Box 1866 209 Cable Building.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach.
Conn.)-Sunny steam heated rooms, with or
; without baths; excellent menu; so minutes
from New York; golf. -addle horses. fish
ng; reasonable rates.
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EXECUTIVES.

The acquaintance of three executives
over 40 who have personality. force
and character IS desired by a national
commercial banking and underwriting
corporation; positions OF responsibility
and permnnaace are yours II you quail
ify. interview by appointment only.
Write, giving fill particulars and your
present average annual Income, Y T3e
Herald, Herald square.
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Statesmen. Is open with us
for a few capable, respectable. seif-paS-
sessed men OF nteeri who are looking for
ward to the advantage that, based upon the.r
efforts. Is bound 10 afford them every sue
cess fun training and every cooperation ac-
corded them. IL your ambition Is along the
line that the above offers In regard 10 sales
manship and II pest paid men, we ipyite you
to get In touch with US. sos 9Th ay., third
floor See Mr.. Hauger.
SALESMAN, capable New York and vicinity;
large manufacturing firm Of long standing,
starting sale January /, new and patented
mailing tube; opportunity for advancement
state qualifications, experience, salary de-
sired. n 260 Herald Herald So.
SALESMEN--wrtte for list OF lines and fun
particulars earn 81. 500 TO $4,000 yearly.
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
perienced; city or travelling Natl Sales
mems, Tr. Assn. 61sH West AID st., New
York.
SALESMAN. coal. wholesale. having knowt-
edge OF New York and vicinity territory.
Write apply Tuttle-Burger Coal CO., 4ies
Woolworth Bldg. Phone Barclay 54Ss.
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ACCOUNTANT. PUBLIC EXPERT
Books opened, closed, audited, tax reports
Arrangements with firms without bookkeep-
ers; reasonable charges; references.
JARow. 40 e. 18TH. sTUYvEsANT 1ie.
ACCOUNTANT-Boo audited, closed. sys-
teinetized. tax reports; arrangements firms
without bookkeepors. n. Parrett, room O0iA,
90 Broadway. Tel 1888 Whitehall.
ACCOUNTANT with broad public accounting
experience Wishes work evenings. tempo
rary or permanent basis. 1880 Herald.
Fulton 81.
ACCOUNTANT. auditor, 2s. married. N. y.
". man; 10 years general experience. some
public. y 1928 Herald, Fulton 81
ACCOUNTANT (23), student, wishes perna-
nent position, accountants. X 527 Herald.
ESQ Broadway.
ATTENDANT. NURSE, refined, intelligent
Al reference. 8. s., 33t West 34th st.
BOoKKEEPER t23), six years experience
with manufacturing corporation; trial bal
ance, statementa; thoroughly competent. Il
500 Herald, $50 Broadway.
BUTLER, well trained, honest, reliable; per-
sonai refsrencsss Rsa HsrAldl'ffsfaid "a.
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STENOGRAPHER
(Christian)

A 5TH Av. GENTLE COAL COR
PORATION DESIRES AN AAfBI-
TIoUS, RAPID AND THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
ONE ACCUSTOMED TO TURNING
OUT A VOLUME OF EvEN-ToUCH
BUSINESS LETTERS. INDEPEND-
SALARY S25 AT START; SUISSE
QUENT ADVANCEMENT AS RAP
IDLY AS DESERVED AND EN-
TIRE LY DEPENDENT UPON
PROVEN INDIVIDUAL MERIT; NO
BEGINNERS: A STENOGRAPHER.
NO SECRETARIES, WANTED:
PLEASE REPLY FULLY, STATING
WHEN SERVICES ARE AVAIL
ABLE, AND ATTACH THIS ADYER|
TISEMENT.
STENOGRAPHER, BOX G. 2T4 HER
AID, HERALD SQUARE.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG lady, well hammered. neat. will b.
driven In auto from 25 TO 100 miles day
by New York salesman II In return she will
demonstrate an article In out Of
town house furnishing stores for an hour or
SO. N 26l Herald, Herald so.
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LIVE WIRE Statesmen

lslN IL WIRE o<Al4IoAlis-f
"a sell a perfect home brew syrup, in big
demand, TO grocery, confectionery, druggists,
delicatessen trade, &C.. excellent commits
sions and bonuses; big opportunity for ca
pable statesmen; can earn from SlO TO S@oo
and up per week: men wanted for New York
city and vicinity, New England and Middle
Atlantic States. Phone Sales Dept. 2IoO
Glenmore, or write, submitting references, TO
Pie Bros, East New York. Brooklyn. N. Y:
MANAGERS AND AssfsTANT MANAGERS
FOR AUTO ACCESSORY STORES, BAT
Terry SERVICE STATIONS, &C. oPER-
ATED BY CHAIN ORGANIZATION; SEW
ERAL OPENINGS IN WAsHINGToN: p;
BONUS: COMPANY'S POLICY REQUIRES
INVESTMENT OF 50, 900 OR MORE FROM
MANAGERS, 81 600 FROM ASSIsTANTSi
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AID
VANCEMENT. PHONE BARCLAY 1894
FOR APPOINTMENT
MEN, easy work. good pay. opportunity for
rapid advancement. Apply ell week. be-
tween $3.50 and II 80 A. NJ, u. s. Mutual
Stores. IS w. 10th st.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion to boy twelve. spend
Ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture School.
BOX l. 7s7 Herald. $50 Broadway
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Instruction.

LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beanty culture taught scientif-
lcally: qualities you in short time to earn $50
10 $50 weekly; day, evening classes. Call
or write for free booklet H. Academy ot
Hairdressing and Beauty Culture, lSS w.
slth st. Phone Bryant e43o.
EARN $3.50 weekly; only through Prot
Rohrer's the Reliable Hairdress. Manicure,
Beauty School s. up; free for service earn
while learn; circular explains. lib w 4zd y,
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OPPORTUNITY.
Men between % and 30 who know they are
worth $1,000 or more per year and have
never had n chance 10 show II are now Of
fered the opportunity: our requirements are
honesty, enthusiasm, brains. ability and Will
ingness TO follow Instructions,
Gail room 10lT, 225 9th av.,
between 10 A. NJ. and . ?. M.
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OFFICE MANAGER
(Christlan)

TO FUNCTION AS ACCOuNTANT;
GOOD BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT,
SYSTEMATIZER, ECONoMIZER, AND
PREFERABLY WITH EXPERIENCE
IN THE COAL BUSINESS; ABOVE
ALL. MUST HAVE UP TO DATE
METHODS, BANKING KNOWLEDGE,
AND ONE WHO ACTUALLY MAN
AGES OFFICE HELP. EXECUTES
AND GETS THINGS DONE; 4 5TH
Av. GENTLE COAL CORPORATION
DESIRES MARRIED MAN WITH
PERSONALITY. BETWEEN 80 AND
30 YEARS PREFERABLY; WILL BE
RONDED; REPLY COMPREHEN-
sIVELY, STATING SALARY EX-
PECTED. AND ATTACH THIS, ADJ
NERTISEMENT.
HERALD SQUARE.
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YOUNG LADY

with pleasing personality, refined. able TO
converse easly: experience unnecessary.
Call between 10 A. NJ. and G r. NJ, room
6o2, 90 Court st Brooklyn, n. Y,
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CHAUFFEURS-We have several good men,
with from to 8 years reference on last
positions; this Is not an employment bureau.
Society OF Professional Auto Engineers. 1947
Broadway. Telephone Columbus f0216.
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YOUNG girl wanted in advertising depart
ment of large New York newspaper, must
have fair education; steady position and
chance for advancement to right party. APP
ply after 0 O'Clock 70 Mr.. Fearing, $50
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desires position; honest. reliable, expe-
rierced city or country; good reference.
Iiavis. 765 Sd av.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert. mechanic; excellent
references; last eight years driving prl-
vate families; Pierce. Packard, Ca adilac. any
car; $50 week; anywhere. X POI Herald,
Herald square.
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, IA YEARS EN-.
PERIENCE, AGE 33, SINGLE, REFINED
WISHES POSITION. PRIVATE; WAGES $40
CHARLES, CARE SINGER. 1l5 w. 96TH.
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YOUNG lady. winter In South; high school
or college education; tactfu; salary 81 500
first year; transportation and bonus. II. H..
box 1os Station r. Manhattan.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

| iiOUSEWORKER. general, experienced white
girl; good Christian home. Call Riverside
| 1856.
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BUTLER or butler-houseman; first class
moderate; reference. 14IS Herald, Har-
lem.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, Sc, married, wishes
private position; last place years. driving
Cadillac; drive any make car Albrecht, S22
East Oath St
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. wishes position
private family; eight years experience;
references Chas. r. Mayer, 342 Z. 142d St.
Bronx
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instructions.

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR--Pieas san.
profitable work day and evening classes
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A.. 3ol w. 5Tth OF.
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YOUNG man in sample department OF whole
sale woollen house. State agn. references
experience and salary expected 10 Future, I4S
Herald. $50 broadway.
YOUNG man for real estate office. one Is
Iniliar with appraising preferred. State
sge. experience and salary required. y 1913
Herald. Fulton 81.
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| BUTLER. useful. Spanish: speaks French
good references. Asens. ll6 l.. 10th 81.
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BUTLER or valet, EnglIshi leaving account
death in family. s. B., Indian Harbor.
Greenwich, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-19

Keepng abreast the times is business and colncden
goods market we able to offer customers many tier
Thanksgiving Sale They great saving as compared
ago Come to this sale prepared to share in the many econ
high grade quality and every value genuine