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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
NoRRIsToWN

Miss Katherine Barnes, of Haws ave-
nue., entertained twelve guests Mt 800"
AZ her home. Favors were received by
Moore. IVY
The annual convention OF tho Norris
town district of the Montgomery County
Sabbath School Association was held In
the Reformed Church of the Ascension
There were two sessions, afternoon and
evening. Tho Sc in charge included Mrs
Earl Simmons, children's division super
intendent = Mrs. Thomas Sames Mrs
Robert Yeager, Miss Jean Eisenhower
Miss Lois Roberts, Miss Helen M.
Douglass s. Boyer, Mr.. Walter DePre-
fontain, the Rev. Walter I.owris Ritter
and the Rev. Z. Wilbur Krieble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
WEST PHILADELPHIA

The Lismore Club OF West Philadel-
phia, held its first Anniversary banquet
and dance at tho Hotel Rittenhouse on
Wednesday evening. '.r
Mrs. Glenn o. Martin will give a large
card party at her home today
when about eighty guests are expected.
The AFFAIR Is for the benefit OF the
Tabor Home, at Doylestown,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Borton, of 1892
Spruce street, will leave this week for
Cleveland o., where Mr. Borton will
attend tho International convention of
B'nai Birth, of which he has recently
been elected president Of the eastern
section. They will be gone for q week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
GERMANTOWN

Opening day at the Stenton Country
Club, and open house" will be held all
day today. There viii be mixed matches
in golf this afternoon and a dance to-
night for the members of the club and
their guests, ~,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. p. Woodward, OF 613
tons upon 9Th The birth o. dhuehter,
Barbara on Saturday. May I. ..
Mrs, Claude B. Hagy. Of 1873 West
Mt. Airy avenue. will entertain at a
children's party at her home this aft
anniversary of her son. Master Richard
Hagy. The small guests will include
Miss Jean Neel. Miss Martha Bawn.
Miss Ruth Nixon, Miss Laura Haines
Miss Regina Meyer. Miss Rita Meyer
Mundy, Miss Jean Goldsmith, Master
Robert Nixon, Master Junior Meyer,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
NEW JERSEY NOTES

The women employees of the planning,
department Of the Hartman Merchant
Shipbuildng Corporation gave a mis-
cellaneous shower, followed by q musl-
Beverly, whose engagement to Mr.. j. III.
Bowers, OF New Brunswick, has been
recently announced, and Miss Ethel
Schaffer, of Bristol, Pa, whose engage
o., has also been recently announced, at
Gibbs Hall, Trenton, last evening. Mr.,
and Mrs Harold Snedaker of Trenton,
acted as, host and hostess, and more
iiker, Miss Margaret killion, OF Phlla-
delphia, Miss Elizabeth McBrain, OF
Bristol, ana Miss Drake, Of Trepton, en-.
.ertained. M ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

day evening at $50 O'clock. The cognposers
sS;S ndssy tho SoSssa Maswe TfoG Ms
Michael. Frances McCollin. Stanley Addcts,
Rollo Maitland, Henry S, Fry and Isaac
Barton,
on Monday afternoon, May 10, at q clock
Tlorence Hinkls will sive a song recital ,s st
Children's Homeopathic Hospital. sho will
sing some of the numbers In which she
rhe Philadelphia P1ectrum Symphony or.
chestra will make it's first public appearance
Ms S's ThS,ssss SS6s F
e made IN of msndoiins and its, sfllisted
OF the philadelphia Orchestra win assist,
Lewis James Howell will give his annual
spring recital AZ Griffith Hall noxt THURSDAY
syenI1S He will sHYe tn ~ mind ins
Prettyrnan Howell. Violiniste.
Abraham, Haitowitsch. the Russian violin
iisIl next Wednesday evening. His princi.
OF wieniavsky and the q minor sonata (un-
accompanled) OF Bach,
Next Friday evening. q. the Aesdemy Of
Ny, MSsic Poyla pr.sSh The psnlsh ar soprSSTo
The ooncort Is under the direction Of Wash.
inston Camp. No, 7s4 y. o, y. of A., and
Is given for the bensht of the Philsdelp lphia
Home for 1ncurables.
cert OF the season at the Forrest Theatre on
sunday evening, May 80. William =. Hap
pich Is the conductor and Meyer Epstein.
violin, and Edward Dolly. horn. are the
soloists.
Selections from '"rhe Creation" will be
sung by an augmented choir and sololsts
the First Baptist Church. Seventeenth and
SAMSON streets. tomorrow evening at I. 80
o clock.
On Ascenaion Day. May 10. at 10 q. m. a
special service will be held at st. James s
Church Twenty second and Walnut streets
The choir will Gins, Gounod's Mass % the
Portals" accompanied by an orchestra Of
thlrty-six pieces from the PHILADELPHIA
leadership OF <. Wesley Sears.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
MoORES ESIOWN

Mrs Edwin j. DeHaven and Mrs. vii.
liam Il. Stroud attended the Social
Service League OF Women in Elizabeth,
n. j., on Wednesday ~.
Tho "Friendly Citizens" committee OF
tho Interchurch World Movement met
on Wednesday evening at the home OF
MIR Edmund Maule when Mr.. II, Wal.
lace Armstrong was elected chairman
and work for the township was planned,
MIR. and MrG. Edwin Sumner are visit
Ing Mrs. Summers mother, Mrs. Robin
son, In Springfield. Mass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
Class Holds Annual Dinner

The 130th class Of the Central High
School held its annual dinner at the
Hotel Bingham last night. The speakers
were Edward Noppel, assistant director
of public welfare; Horace Rumsey,
vice president of the alumni associa-
ton, and DR.. Jacob b. Krause, of the
Central High School faculty. The class
elected William Krecker as its repre-
sentative in the alumni association
and passed resolution urging the cleo
tion of Doctor Krause to the position
Of head Of tho department Of mathe-
matics St the Central High School.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA.

Mr., A. w. Wheeler has returned to
Reading, after spending q few days
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Tinny and her daughter,
Miss Agnes Tinny. are now living IN
their new home. 2206 Mexican street.
Miss Kathryne X. Kennedy viii en-
tertain the members OF her sorority at
luncheon at her home, 2405 Spruce
street. this afternoon. Her guests will
Howard May, Miss katharine Kennedy,
Miss Edith Gulick, Miss Kathleen Davis,
Miss Roberta Evanson. Mrs. William
Kirkpatrick and Mrs Ralph McClay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Master Junior Foster and Master Will
liam Mundy. b.. ~
Miss Marguerite Farley, daughter Of
MT and Mrs. John Farley. OF 5s03
Pulaski avenue was tho guest Of honor
at a birthday party on Tuesday after
included Miss Emily Dripps, Miss Jean
Darling. Miss Clara Old, Miss Jean
Scheenut, Miss Doris Atkins and Miss
Nancy Heck
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

give dance at the DeilevuesStratloro
North Gardens this evening
Mrs. Fannie H. Mastbaun. of 1922
North Broad street, Is In New York
Visiting her son-in law and daughter,
Mr., and Mrs Louis GImbe, for an
Indefinite time T'
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Mcintyre,
OF bryn Mawr avenue, Ardmore, enter
evening. - .F-iI
The class OF 1884 Of the Girls Normal
school, OF which Mrs. Lewis n. Dick is
president, will hold Its annual reunion
Art Alliance Club 1893 Chestnut street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
TOMORROW MOTHERS DAY
Services In Many Churches to Be
Among Observances

Mothers Day" will be celebrated
tomorrow. In thousand little ways
children will show their love for moth :
er, and special exercises and services
Will be held in many churches.
Miss Reba Fixter, secretary Of the
young peoples division of the Philadel-
phia Sunday School Association, has
arranged program for observance In
the Sunday schools. At many churches
u Mothers Day banquet will be held
next Tuesday night, tho qualification
for admission being for daugbters--a
mother and for mothers, daughter,
either real or adopted for the occasion.
Miss Anna Jarvis, of 2031 North
Twelfth street, founder Of the Mothers
Day movement, referring to the use of
flags instead of flowers tomorrow, said,
FLOWERS have been abandoned for
Mothers Day because Of the profiteering
of some florists, who are preparing to
boost prices on Mothers Day"
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Thur.ton Interested In spIri,Ism

Thurstcn, the magician. has given
much time OF late to investigating spir-
itism and confesses that he has met with
much success. He includes in his per-
formances this year many of the great
est mysteries Of the present-day me
diums, such as the manifest atoms of
spirits and the materializations of ghosts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
MISS REBEccA CARTER WEEDS
MR.. VINCENT D. NICHOLSON
Marriage Takes Place At Frlends
Meeting House--ousy-
Wood NuptIaIs.


The marriage Of Miss Bebecca Carter,
daughter Of Mr. John E. Carter, Of 1855
Knox street. and Mr.. Vincent ID. Nichol-
son, OF Lansdowne. formerly Of Indiana,
VIII take place at 2 ;so o'clock this after.
noon In tho Friends Meeting House,
Germantown avenue and Coulter street.
MISS Carter will be attended by Miss
mary j. Moon. Mrs. Walter J. johnson,
Miss Eliyabeth r. Rhoads and her sis.
ter Miss Mary Carter. as bridesmaids.
a niece. Miss Susan Carter, will be tho
Hover girl. Mr.. s. Francis Nicholson
will act as best man for his brotehr.
and the ushers will include Mr., William
Y. Bowen. of Yale University, Mr.. How
ard Carey. Mr.. Paul J. Furnaa, Mr..
maroid Pin and Mr.. John horton. A
reception will follow the ceremony at the
nome Of the brides father. After a
wedding trip, MIR. and Mrs. Nicholson
VIII live in Lansdowne.
QUAY--wooD
The wedding OF Miss Nan Elizabeth
wood. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Char
Mr., Raymond II Quay. OF 5sIs Catha-
rine street, took place on "Wednesday
AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Henry
H. Walkey performed the ceremony.
nlaS oeatrice mae WoOu, SISTER OF thc
PRIDE, was maid Of honor. and Miss
Alice Whitcraft. Miss Frances Thorn
hiil Miss Emma quay, sister Of the
bridegroom, and Miss Sara v. Boyle
were bridesmaids
Mr. Royale Quay. brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. and the
ushers were MIR. william Austin, OF New
york, and Mr.. Frank Roller.
a quiet reception at the home OF the
bride followed the ceremony, after
which Mr., and Mrs. Quay left for At
lantic City. stopping at the Hotel Tray
more. They win return to their home,
lo13 South Fifty-fourth street, after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

Selections from 'The Creation" will be
under tho direction OF Frederick MsHeon at
the First Baptist Church, Seventeenth and
SAMSON streets. tomorrow evening at 80
o clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08

The symphony Club will awe its finsl con
cert OF the season at the Forrest Theatre on
pich Is the conductor and Meyer Epstein.
violin, and Edward Dolly, horn. are the
soloists.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

WE HAVE AN OPENING ON OUR TRAVELLING FORGE FOR A MAN WHO HAS MADE A SUCCESS IN HOLDING TAILORING SALES IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN WHO CAN QUALIFY. IN REPLYING TO THIS ADVERTISEMENT BE SURE TO GIVE US FULL PARTICULARS REGARDING YOUR PREVIOUS EX- FERENCE, WHICH WILL ENABLE US TO PASS INTELLIGENTI.Y UPON YOUR APPLICATION. FOR IF LETTER INTERESTS US, WE WILL HAVE YOU COME TO CHICAGO IMMEDIATELY FOR X PERSONAL INTERVIEW. THE CITY TAILORS FINEST CLOTHES TO MEASURE 224-226-22S s. MARKET ST, GIL CAGO, ILL.
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THROUGH AGEHERALD WANT ADS MAIN 49OO
EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT E
 AGESTs W ANTHSD 52 CHEWING GUM-Seu to dealers. No experience necessary; profitable busi- ness built quickly; complete line. Spearmint and popular flavors. Write today. Helmet Co, Cincinnati.
 RESPONSIBLE men to handle auto mobile wind deflectors. Big money for live men selling dealers or con sumers. Auto Wing Co, 1919 Ash land Block. Chicago. H.
 AGENTS FREE SAMPLE = Greatest washing tablet proposition. Enor- nous profits as high as 1Sc on 25c sale. B. Thayer, 2142 Clybourn ave nue., Department JJ., Chicago, Ill. AGENTS-Make dollar an hour Sell mendets, patent patch. Instantly mends leaks in all utensils; sample free. Mendet Co, Amsterdam N. Y.
 >ALtsmEN V rt.D 5S
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DRAPERY AND RUG MAN: ONE TO TAKE CHARGE OF DEPARTMENT; GOOD SALARY; FINE OPPORTUNITY TO RIGHT MAN. ADDRESS DREY- FUSS DRY GOODS CO, SHREvE- PORT. LA.
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AGENTS WANTED

OUR city and country agents making
 money fast. Mrs. smith, Virginia, first month, over s100; Mrs. Brooks, Virginia,
 over $50; Thompson. Tennessee. $2oo:
 Horn, Georgia. $l00; Long, Alabama. $50; Hill, Kentucky, spare time, over SIS; Jenks. Arkansas. S125; pleasant, re- fined work: write today for free agen- cy terms Fairy Creme, Face Powder, Hair King Pomade; big list. Charles Ref Co.,, Chattanooga. Tenn. S14
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

DRAWING ACCOUNT to salesmen who can demonstrate ability to sell line of roofing cements and paints to factory or farming trade; liberal proposition. United Builders Co.,, S60s Wade Park Cleveland O.
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SALESMEN with good following in de- partment stores and dry goods trade to cover small towns in the entire south for large New York yelling house. No objections to other lines being carried: liberal commissions. Box s s, 1214 Wilson Bldg, New York City.
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R-COMMISSARY MAN Wanted at once, experienced time keeper familiar with commissary business, for large concern, for out of-town location; applicant must be married man. If interested call to see the Commercial Exchange, 1109 Empire Bldg,
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ALESMAN-Employed by large c..-- cern. wishes to change; can show results; best of references. Address z-3s. care Age-Herald.
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SALESMAN-A wide-awake district manager wanted for line of high grade sanitary products; exclusive territory;
 permanent business; will establish of- flee if successful; give particulars. Ideal Disinfectant Co.,, Al 9th ave-, N. Y. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-25

STENOGRA RAPHER-Wanted, at once. experienced young man for light stenographic work. combined with general office duties and typing. This position with large manufacturing company. and well worth while, and has bright future; if qualified, call to see the Commercial Exchange, 1lO9 Empire Bldg.
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TYPEwRITERS-Private owners of fer through us Remington 10; prac- tically new, $65; Underwood No. at $50; Noiseless No. at $65: Royal No. 5. almost good as new, $45. We guarantee each against all defective material for year. same as flew ones. Main 1885. Typewriter Ex- change. 400 Farley Bldg. Ernest w, House, Manager.
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WANTED-A young man of good address in the neighborhood of 25 or 90 years of age, for position of responsibility with large amusement corporation. Must be energetic, willing to work long hours, of good education, and able to make bond. Medium salary to begin but good prospects for right man. State references and apply in own hand-writ- ing. Address P-12, care Age-Herald.
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SALESMEN-Wh not sell our adver- Using sealing tape? Every merchant using string a prospect: s4o.00 sale nets you $l2.00 commission; main or side line.
 Ad. Lee Novelty Co.,, Dept A-24. Ch'-
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EMPLOYMENT


 HEIF WNSTED--MAI.E 4s WA.NTED-Night foreman for machine shop doing general job shop work; give age, and experience. Address F-39, care Age Herald.
 WANTED = Ten capable coal miners, foreman abil- ity; 40 able-bodied men to load coal, $5, 8 hours. Pro ducers Agency. 12l1a N. 21st street.
 WANTED - Experienced watchmaker and engraver, $35 per week and commis- sion. Write Or apply to A. o. Toe, Talladega, Ala, at once.
 JEWS AGENTS on railroad train. Union News CO. Terminal Station.
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INVENTORS desiring to secure pat ents should write for our free guide book, How to Get Your Patent : Send model or sketch and description for opinion of it's patentable nature. Randolph X Co.,, Dept. 339, Wash inpSton D c
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TAIN 49Q0 ECONOMY IN HOUSEHOLD PURCHASES MAY BE EF
EMPLOYMENT

MAY BE EF'FECI
 EMPLOYMENT E aELf WxSTE6SFEM1LE so WANTED - Lady of neat appearance to obtain sub- scribers for daily news paper; salary and commits sion. Apply Circulation Manager, Age-Herald. WANTED For manufac- turing company, assistant lady bookkeeper, settled lady cashier. Producers Employment A gency. 12112 N. 2lst street. WANTED-Lady stenographer and general office assistant for lumber office, located in sawmil town on M. & O. R. R. Address R-36, care Age Herald.
 THE Employment Exchange, POS Real Estate Bldg, has opening for ste- nograpers, cashiers, file clerks, waitresses and housekeepers; good salary. Call at once.
 wANTED-A golden opportunity to make money. We teach you how to operate an Elliott-F'isher bookkeeping machine; free course. POPS Jefferson County Bank Bldg,
 WANTED-At once, experienced house. keeper, middle-age lady, for S5-room hotel. northern Alabama give refer ences and state salary desired. Address W-sS. care Age-Herald.
 ANY young woman who can sell adver- Using can earn over s150 weekly showing our novelty. Address W-3J care Age
 WANTBD-Middle- capable we'll educated stenographer- -typist. 202O Jefferson County Bank Bldg. YOUNG lady ushers at Lyric theatre Apply Monday F o'clock. HELP WANTED-MALE or FEMALE 51 WANTED - Working foreman, coal mine; coal mine contractors: coal miners; coal loaders, 8 up; lady as- sistant bookkeeper; lady office as sistant; cashiers; experienced sales people for all departments; coal mine
 
 engineer; finish carpenters; taxi drivers; soda jerkers; machinists; colored shop helpers: colored auto mechanics; white and colored walters; barber; hair dresser: wheel boy; hall man; porters; auto painters; lady stenographers; dishwashers; lunch counter girls; others. Producers Agency 121h N. 21st st. PRODUCERS EMPLOY MENT AGENCY, 1211a 21st street, phone 1194, furnishes office and hotel positions.
 CLERKS. typists (men. women, over I'D for government departments, $12o month; examinations August; experi- ence unnecessary. For free particu lars write Raymond Terry tformer civil service examiner), 133 Continen- tai Bldg. Washington.
 WOMAN or man wanted, salary SPA full time, soc an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiety to wearer; experience unnecessary. International Mills, Norristown. Pa.
 WE WILL start you in the cleaning and dyeing business. little capital needed; big profits. Write for book let. The Ben-Vonde System, Dept. 42s Charlotte. N. c.
 WANTED-Man or woman to canvass city and take orders for moneypay ing proposition. Write, David Farmer, 1906 18th st., Columbus. Ga. SALESPEOPLE-Me and women to sell Y-Kurl quinine hair pomade and otSer toilet articles; liberal terms | French Beauty Co., 405h N. 20th st. MIR. BUSINESS MAN-When in need ol steno, clerical or other help call Main | S492
 THE EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE WANTED-First-g st-grade teacher as prin- | cipal for eight months; two-lSacher | school man or woman; $100 salary. Ap' ply A. E. Bell, Lois Springs, Ala Miree's Dry Cleaning Co. 11Sh N Twentieth street. Phone 8466. One day service.
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WE WILL start you in the cleaning and dyeing business; little capital needed; big profits. Write for book let The Ben-Vonde System, Dept 42S Charlotte N C.
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TAILORING SALESMEN-Sel mems special order suits, overcoats; best values. lowest prices; want big pro- ducers; state experience; write for fall-winter sample line Leeds Woolen Mills, 23O S. Franklin, Chicago.
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W WANTED-Salesman to travel; state Of Alabama for Mechanic Brand OveraIs ard work clothes; must be experienced in this line and know territory thor cughly; give full particulars in first letter. Marcus Loeb & Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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WAREHOUSE MAN wanted by large concern; prefer man between 30 and 35 years of age, who has had experi ence in transfer business: good con nection for right man. 221S Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
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COTTON GRADING AND STARTLING Wanted men to learn cotton business in our sample rooms under special ist in grading and stapling long and short staple cotton. Receiving calls every week to recommend good men for the coming season; to 3 weeks to complete; established 12 years We also teach correspondence course with type samples. Charlotte Cotton school. Charlotte. N. c.
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WOMAN or man wanted, salary $24 full time, soc an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiety to wearer; experience unnecessary International Mills, Norristown, Pa.
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SALESMEN-High-g grade line, salesboard assortments, jewelry, candy. novelties fast sellers; no samples; give references Anco Sales Co, 5l3 k. 43d st., Chicago,
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COLORED salesmen wanted to sell lots in Interurban HeightA Fairfield: salary and commission; lots are gong fast ard hustlers can make good money. Cali MT. J. M. P. Otis, manager Fairfield branch, Jemison Real Estate and 1ns Co., Fairfield Ala. Phone Ensey lys.
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SAVE MONEY ON FRUIT JARS; PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. AT KINS & OWENS, HEF- LIN, ALA.

MARC says: Largest stock of odd trousers in the city. Lowest pricsA Marc Link. 1911 1st ave.
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PRINT Positions for non union compositofs, stonehands, cylinder pressmen and feeders. Kelly press men. Miller feeder operators, assist ant job pressmen (feeders who can make ready), car be secured in New York city, where high wages prevail. Answering this ad will put in corre- spondence with employers desiring men; no strike. Address H. Thomp- son. Room S05, 21 w. 43d st, New York city
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sALESMEN WANTED-Clean-cut, ag- gressive men; we can put into your hands the strongest dividend-paying proposition ever offered to the public furnishing you with direct leads Apply roon, 213 Lyric Bldg
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CLERKS. typists (men, women, over I'D for government departments, s12o month; examinations August; experi- ence unnecessary. For free particu- lars write Raymond Terry tformer civil service examiner), 133 Continen- tai Bldg, Washington.
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wide awake district man. ager wanted for line of high-grade san- itary products; exclusive territory; p>r- manent business; will establish offf'e if successful; give particulars. Ideal Dis
 infectant Corp. AT Ninth ave-, N. Y. C.
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you need it? Individuals or corporations financed strictly com mission basis; repay over years from earnings: no delay. Write full particu lars In first letter. B. Negrescou, 3s3 S. Deart orn st. Chicago
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WANTED-Salesmen to sell our flash light assortment as q side line. We have an excellent proposition to the merchants and the Salesman can add $50 per week to his income. Write for complete selling outfit. Ameri. can Flash Light Co.,, Box 1So, Nash. ville, Tenn.
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BOOKKEEPER-You man wanted for good position in local bank; must be experienced and able to furnish Al reference; prefer man who has had some experience on posting ma chine. Apply 221S Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
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WE offer wonderful opportunity to reliable man to make from $50 to $100 weekly at home in spare time; direct by mail propositions; no ex- perience needed; capital required only $120. Mutual Co.,. Minneapolis. Minn.
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PEANUT VENDING MACHINES-Sales man calling on candy, cigar. drug trade to sell best penny vending machines; $4 cash commission. Felsenthal Candy Co, Dept. 42, 703 West Jefferson, Louis- vile Ky