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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
C. G. MAX,
YOUR DRUGGIST.
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
State of South Dakota,
County of Bon Homme. '''
In Circuit Court,
Fifth Judicial Circuit.
John Wysuph, Plaintiff,
Margaret Cobo, Katie Varilek,
Ellen Nider formerly Ellen Wy
suDh, Annie Dvoracek, Viola
Hatwan formerly Viola Wysuph.
and Loretta Wysuph,
Defendants
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order, made by the Cir.
cult Court, in and for the County of
Bon Homme. State of South Dakota,
Dated the End day of April 1920,
the Undersigned, Referees in Partition,
will sell at public sale. or auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, or for
one half cash. balance on two years
time payment at six per cent, at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Tyndall. Bon Homme County,
State Of South Dakota, on the 18th
day of May, 1920, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon of that day, the follow
ing described real property, to-wit:
The North West Quarter and the
South West Quarter of Section Nine.
teen t151, andi the NoTth west Quar-
ter Of Section Thirty (20l, all in
Township Nipety.five (95), North, of
Range Fifty-eight (58), in Bon HON.
me Couny South Dakota.
That said property will be sold in
such portions as to the undersigned
may seem best for the interest Of all
the parties interested therein.
D. K. TOMLINSnN,
M. G. DAME,
c. F. TREIBER,
Referees in Partition.
WICKS & QUINN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 4.s 6w
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
From the Tyndal Register.

From the Tyndal Register.
A card from DR.. Berry from WASH
ington, D. G., says that he is having
fine time and will be home in about
ten days
A bunch of Masons went up to
Scotland and visited that lodge and
took a candidate along and gave him
the Third Degree Grand Lee..,se.
Ives was there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
EXCHANGE NOTES

Mrs. Cation Jr. and Mrs. Eisenman
of Scotland arrived this afternoon for
treatment at Sacred Heart Hospital
and will be guests of mir. and Mrs.
John L. Johnson of Cedar Street. -
Yankton Press & Dakotan.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

Edward McHugh in behalf of the
railroad strikers, has sent a written
demand to the new labor board. that
they must be given assurance of an
increase in wages before they will
call off the strike. Such a comand
given to the ordinary court would be
considered contempt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
MIR. Poindexter's Hat.

Senator Poindexter, who also ran
in the South Dakota primary, probat-
ly will find, on retrieving his hat
from the ring. that it is now a per-
feet fit for his head. -Vermillion Re.
publican.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

Three county officers of Hutchinson n
couaty resigned last week. T. N. De-
guisne. clerk Of courts, Benz Kauf-
man superintendent of schools. and F.
G. Fergen. auditor. ]. M. Baltzer,
Miss Waltner and F. j. Lindstadt
respectively, have been appointed to
fill the vacancies,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

The cold rain which we experienced
the first of the week was the east end
of severe blizzard that ragged last
Saturday through Wyoming, Colorado
and western Nebraska and Kansas,
said to have been the worst in years.
Wires were blown down and train
service was almost entirely blocked.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
From the Avon Clarion

From the Avon Clarion
Ed. Roose went to Scotland Friday
morning to see his mother, who 10 ~,
ported to be seriously i'll. Ii
Louise Eberly journeyed to her
home in Scotland Wednesday for 4
short visit n
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

kept their land and produced all they
could to help To- feed t1e world, 80
now their land i worth $500 per acre
and they do not have to endure the
cold winds Of western Canada.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
The report just irsued by the war
department shows that seventy per
ce:t of the eallantry certificates H.
sued to the soldiers OF the American
Expeditionary Forces were issued to
the enlisted men.

A joint meeting of those interested
in the Sunshine Highway in North
and South Dakota, was held in Aber-
deem on Wedneday Of this week, to
elect officers for the ensuing year
anu outline inc work to be done on
the highway during the year.
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From the Tyudall Tribune.

Frank Black has disposed of his
real estate holdings in Tyndall and
expects to move to California IN the
near future. He will hold an auction
sale of his household goods Saturday,
April 24th.
A mss1isge jiesuse wss issusd Sst,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
Los locoe no llorala

Uno de los hechos mas cuFicsos fe,
IakIy0s q la Iocufal cd la compieta
ausencia de Iagrlmas en- los lndigl-
duos. sea cualqniera Ii forrna do
su locura, va sea- ~eianc6lsca D blen
furiosa. LIZ
Cuando SO We nDrar a I'm paciente
On una casa de CRATES es sefal que
empgezas q recobrar la raz6n, y ID
miRmo indica Ell que in epil6ptieo
tanga alguna eKplosi0n emocionaI,
pornue los verdadaros iocos pierden
la facultad de norar y solo Ia r6co-
bran al reo0brar Ia raz6n.
Pnede ~ohservarse que una lcca pef
mliy conmOyida que refiera Como Ia
han Separates d0a sus hijDs o de
otro cuaIuuieEa daH0 que la hAyan
infariao. samAs sesle humeaecen los
oj0s, heeho que eontrasta grandel
mente cuando So cempara con Il Ian
to qua cnalqnlera amujar normal de-
rrama al reierir chitas nemejantea.
Est0, acknowledgements. parece que
las lAgrimas ~consdeian los sentifnl-
entos v que Ia rata de 6stns condu-
cen q Ia deinencias
1 1lorar es, IN prlyileglo de Ia
rax6n; los locos no encuentran on
sus miserias 81 allvio que pfesta 81
ilanf0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

QnB Drill indisna da aA9 Ito inHtfumAh
to de Dios.
Que bien tandido bsta Ell lazof
Pero Jaana rasponde humble u
keneiila:
mo 10 81; nliiAra dos 0oncednrine
TIL ebtadot y 81 ID eatoy, Dios me
conserve en- ii.
iP.Enndahas iii ~esperanxa de- ven.
q eli til ostandarta b en- Ii mismag
Rasa funahba tan solo en Naes'
tro senior.
PSI Ia hubiese ilevado ptra Del
iona. hubiera tenldo ieual fortunag
R.Mo Ii III. el Senior ID sahra.
P~Por aus fll6 llevad0 en Ia co.
ronaci0n en Ia Igiesia aa Reims9
R.--Mi estandarte habfn estado ed
Ell neiiRro. iusto Ara que estnViara dn
Ia h0nra " gloria.
p.-Hacfas Greer d ias tfopas fran
eesas due este ~estandArte era sexual
ds baeha ~fOrtura2
R-Y0 10 hacia Greer NADIA 500
decfa a los soldados: Renetrad con
BIZ con ellos.
--Estaba desnudo San Mlsuel
cuando se to aparecfa7
R-Creais que Maestro Senior NC
tenga B que yestirle9
P-santa Catalina y Santa MArga-
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cstabB ~engaFzado an pedazo dc IA
piedra a Ia que prometeO habfa es.
tndo anlefioriRente aneadenndp.
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stmboii1a 81 pnente d este Al otF0
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'H.M AAAtA en- IN Nt1UIMN4ANAf NAT0NtGA ca NH
IN sdirskn aHs6Es5 Nh romlnuo
~ paens,s-M MA Y 4.
(Tle u Reyista Cat0licay
pentro de breves dias, eli Domingo
Id de- Mayo pr6ximn 81 alAgustD viea.
MI Al rristo. ii papa Benedicto XIV.
5nc1araTa in4erk6 III al eatalogo de-
sns Observation-Disclosures moradores del
nss1o M nonahTa W. cubierto de elo-
riosa inmortalidad. Y coronara con la
aareola de los santos d la binaveAtu-
yaaA .T,tana da Arcu.
III Wv aefinitivA deI Para pr0cla-
mara anita los cieloa v la terra la
aantidad de Juana III Arco.
Al merir II Virgen. martir q in0-
sas.fa anaih IA IA santencia del tribu-
Mi ana inicuamente Ia conden6, al
tribunal de-. la santa Eede.
n~abiaban los iueces, taimados " VEL
nales. por perder 4 la sencilla Y can.
aorosa herofna. u ella deshacia como
noT ancanfo f0aos ios prfidos embus-
~. y rompfa los LAGOS que ie tendfan.
Oaaamos ii in~terrogatorio de Ruan;
Maestgo Evarardo. Fl EIscai.
Aasia Asfan los senores jueces que re-
petidas veces Ia han citado y exhors
ado ~haci6ndole YER que en- sus paIa
bras v acciones exlsten michas cosas
que. segin ha parenido q los peritos,
no son buenas hi para dichas nj para
mantenidas,
JuAna.-Voy a r~esponderos For
10 Que tocR q mi aumisi4n q IA lglesia
he pedido que cuant0 ne dlcno y hecno
sea communicate 2 Nuestro Faure san-
to en- Roma, q lulen despues ue Dlos
me rernit0'
Maestro ENerardps Qulere listed
~retractar todas sus palabras y opras
ritusg
.JuanA-por TODD clio re remito a
$500 n-@ssnSmM ;nn~~Essa ves.
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iiar 1lernas Y nermosas alapf para
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1Ds aanella Doncellita ue Osleahs
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81 fFABpf v Acencia ae 1872 aIihaas ~
liente como un leon en- medlo az ios
peligr0s t0dos de ~ guerra Aeha ~
compassion y ternura para con los ues'
graciados y afiigidcs; "a que permane
clio candorosa como una nina, 70 mis-
mo en- FL sosiego del campo que en q
~estruendo de las oataiias' e que toea
en- dos y toda De Dlo se derretla ao
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s7seas1 eNA hvASt AtxAAs IVY ~Ase
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y dlsolufos. una fafna fnfnma y ma
DIRE desalmaaa hahA gendido ii enc
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
NoTIcE foR punLlcATtoN.

HeBlBter,
lit Pub. May s-Last Pub. June &.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13

lst pub May y last pub jams Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-13
NOTICE FpR PusLIcATIoN.

tit Pub. May s-I.ast PUP June 3
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statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed immediately TO
work with me In New York office:
absolute integrity first requisite: sell
Ing experience desirable must have
personality, common sense and deter
nination: splendid opportunity for
plnk pr"motion q mi.nagerlaI posi-.
ton; don't hesitate TO answer IL vow
are employed; Il will pay you 70 make
change. Call room 2oi, Metropoii-
tan Tower.
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statesmen.

bEtIsIICNIfsN.
A few topnotch security statesmen who will
appreciate opportunity TO sell a reputable se-
curity. absolutely safegua rded against spec,i-
lative risk. at commission incentives that can
not well fall short OF $50 a week, will be
added to our rapidly expanding sales force
within tho next few days. We draw the line
against the man whose first concern III a
drawing account. We promise permanence and
unusual earnings TO the man who Is willing 10
work hard. See Mr.. Edwards or Mr.. Carroll
morrow. '" ~
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TECHNICAL MEN.

VACANCIES WHICH WILL LEAD
TO POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY
IN DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED TO
TEST AND MAINTAIN METERS
AND INSTRUMENTS FOR THE
MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRICAL
ENERGY IN ONE OF THE PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMPANIES LOCATED
IN NEW YORK CITY.
APPLICANTS SHOULD HAVE EN-
GlNEERINC; AND EXECUTIVE
ABILITY AND AT LEAST THREE
YEARS TRAINING IN A RECOG-
MED TECHNICAL SCHOOL OR IN
STITUTION. SALARY TO START
81 800 PER YEAR. APPLY, GIVING
FULL INFORMATION.
MANAGER. BOX 81. STATION d,
NEW YORK CITY.
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statesmen. SECURITY.
LIVE WIRES. EXPERIENCED IN real.
ESTATE. BOOKS OR CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL PREFERRED; BEST MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION ON MARKET; :
COMMISSION AND SALARY. CALL ROOM
1i12, 10 WEST 44TH ST, MR.. STEWART.
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$ A l. Il S NJ a y

An exceptional opportunity is avail
able for an exceptional salesman to
connect with a long established mill
Ion dollar firm In special capacity.
Selling ability is essential. but as
negotiations with big executives is IN
volved only a man with experience In
dealing with heads of concerns Is de
sired. We have paid over $20.OO0
annually TO some successful negotia-
tors. and the present opening Will
enable the right man 20 earn com
missions in excess of this sum. The
work Is In conjunction with financial
publicity and research and requires
considerable travelling. This is a bona
fide attempt to get IN touch with a
high-grade salesman. We will ar
range for interview with those who.
to save their time and ours, state their
experience, age, nationality and tele-
phone number. No attention will be
paid unless you state when you viii
be available.
Address N 1903 Herald. Herald So.
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statesmen.

VACANCIES EXIsT FOR A FEW
HIGH GRADE SECURITY SALES
MEN 10 WORK on A Liberal.
COMMISSION BASIS IN THE MET-
ROlDLITAN AREA SELLING AN
EXCELLENT ISSUE FOR A RE-
SiS'NSlBLE HOUSE: ONLY SALES
MEN HAVING USOUESTIONE,D
REFERENCES NEED APPLY.
SUITE I05-G. 81: 5T1I Az
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Rate for Help Wanted advertising Is soc.
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veek; Soc line sever consecutive issues.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
S A T. f s NJ z N.

4AsAlV - AOAN - W OAhAAA
WORKING FOR, ISN'T IT?
Last month was the first time
l ever earned tl.1oo In one month
and It's a great feeling. This is
only my seventh week with the
Business Builders. and never sold
anything before came with this
organization" was the statement
made by one OF our men last week
from the platform In our audi
torium.
Quite unconsciously most OF us
have come 20 look at success with
a sort OF awe: 20 regard Il as a
mystery. And We are looking so
intently FOR the trick" the
scheme" that we miss the plain
facts. obvious things are hard TO
see: simple truths hard TO believe.
Success. real success. is the re-
ward OF giving ALL you have 20
your Job. Anything less than ALL
won't do. And right here Is the
trouble with most OF us. Our
WORK IL LABOR 10 US: some
thing we do only because we must
live. and our LIFE IL a separate
thing. Think over the men you
know who are winning and win
ming CONSISTENTLY Are they
WORKERS? You bet they are.
Their life IS their work. for
LIFE is WORK"
The Business Builders is an in
stitut!on conducting continuous
Man Building Campaign. Develop
ing Men for National Sales
Forces and Financing the Expan-
sion OF American Business Corpo-
rations under the personal dlrec-
ton OF James W. Elliott. Writer
Of Man Messages.
Building Men and Businesses
is OUR Business
During the past year we have
trained and promoted 65 men from
the RANKS TO sales and executive
positions paying from $1,000 to
$50. 900 year: IL men have been
promoted during the past month
and q more are to be selected for
permanent positions during the
next co days.
We are under CONTRACT to
furnish national corporations
with a total of 49, more men
within the coming year.
There is no finer Opportunity
anywhere for men who are willing
20 pay the price that success de
mands. Our men are earning com
missions from 800 TO $500 n week
and az the same time receiving at
no expense training which fits
them for bigger. permanent posi-
tons later on.
Who IL this man Elliott?
Every large institution in the
United States" writes William
Edward Ross in the SALES Man
ager" for April. 1920. lis famil-
lar with Man Messages the prod
uct OF Jimmy Elliott's pen. No
literature of time has done more
TO help young men. an he would
say. Keep on keeping on
Elliott Is a concrete example Of
what a man can do II he Wills TO
do. He has forced himself 10 the
forefront through sheer grit and
determination 20 put over the
things In which Jimmy Elliott be-
lievcs; that there are latent pos
siblities within every one OF de-
veioping into commercial successes
II they are properly inspired and
receive the right training"
You aren't satisfied with what.
you arc earning. that's why you
are reading this advertisement.
This IS your OPPORTUNITY. Act
on your impulse to grasp it.
Call between 10 and 2 and We
will explain THE BUSINESS
BUILDERS PLAN in full detail.
Ask for Mr.. wells.
JAMES w. ELL1OTT's
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Fourth Floor. 600 Fifth Az.
nj Joth 81.
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HELP WANTED ADVER EMENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen

Statesmen
WHO WISH TO BECOME EXECUTIVE
WE NEED SEVERAL HONEST.
REp-BI.ooDEp MEN IN NEW YORK
CITY AND ELSEWHERE WHO CAN
HELP AND BE HELPED by THE
PRACTICAL COOPERATION THAT
HAS MADE PERMANENT SUCCESS
FOR THIS HOUSE.
WE HAVE THOUSANDS or Salts
FLED CLIENTS WHO MUST BE
SERVED REGULARLY. A COM
PLETELY NEW AND PRACTICAL
SALES PLAN is PRODUCING
SPLENDID INCOME FOR OUR OR
.o;ANIzArIoN. MEN WITHOUT Elk
PERIENCE ARE FINDING oPPoR-
TuNITY FOR LIFE WORK
WE ARE IN NEED OF MEN FOR
QUICK PROMOTION TO IMPoR-
\TANT EXECUTIVE POSITIONS.
IF YOU ARE IN EARNEST. HAVE
PERSONAL FORCE, A CLEAN REC
ORD AND ARE OVER % YEARS
OLD,
CALL EAST 40TII GROUND
FLOOR, ANY DAY THIS WEEK
BETWEEN 10 A. NJ. AND4P. NJ.
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sALEsMES-sEcURITY.

We can offer 70 a few experienced sales
men OF highest calibre an opportunity 20 as
sist IN the placing Of limited amount or
preferred stock, carrying an attractive COM
mon stock bonus I'm n sound Industrial that
will bear the most rigid investigation; give
references. X $50 Herald. Herald 80.
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SECURITY
SALES MANAGER.

real high grade man OF personality and
push can make n profitable connection SELL
ing the securities Of established two
million dollar corporation whose product
an automatic machine-is called by its users
"a marvellous Invention" "a great money
maker" &c. These machines are In daily
use by the government. L. s. Weather Blu
reau, Prudential Insurance Co., American
Surety Co.. Baltimore and Ohio r. r., Sal
walton Army, Golfers Weekly and by hun
dreds of others all over the world They are
the greatest time. labor and money saving
machines ever introduced into the industry
where they are employed.
Must have experience and an organization
of security statesmen. or capable OF organic
ing one.
Address j. w f.
c. r. o. box 4OT, New York CITY
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statesmen. - EXCEPTIONAL oPpoR-
TUNITT FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL
100 CUMULATIVE PREFERRED
STOCK WITH t00es COMMON BONUS:
LIBERAL COMMISSION; L. ADS:
BEST OFFICE COOPERATION. CALL
BETWEEN io-5. ROOM 201, sos FIFTH
Az.
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T.
GOODS IN STATE OF TEXAS.
statesmen
A large concern desires TO increase Its
travelling sales force; fine opportunity
for men of ability IN the selling game to
connect With mouse nationally snow va
letters. giving full particulars, age, refer
ence and salary desired. Statesmen. zoo h.
SALESMEN-STOCK.
Strong local directorate; patent revolution
lies big industry; contracts signed assure
exceptional dividends; hundreds direct live
omenal appeal; exceptional cooperation; men
making large incomes. Suite sos. go 9th av.
Ask for Mr. D.
SALESMEN-Sell Unikit during spare time:
handsome commission; new patent; made
IN gold and silver. like expensive small
fountain pen; contains entire manicuring
outfit. men and women buy II on sight: VIII
furnish leads 10 reputable persons. unikii
Co.. % Madison av.
SALESMAN 70 sell 2li and I ton trucks for
the manufacturer: liberal commission. APP
ply 10 w. 4oth st, room 100
sALEsMEN-We are going to place 100
statesmen in our suburban territory In the
next thirty days. Any good salesman knows
that the suburban territory Is the only place
20 sell stocks and other securities now. We
furnish lots OF live leads and plenty of Of
flee cooperation. No better opportunity ex-
lists to-day for live. ambitious statesmen than
our territory and cooperation.
We will shortly several sales man
ayers In new offices which are opening. and
they viii be chosen from the ranks OF our
own men. Newark. with its, surrounding
towns. has thousands OF live prospects for
you and we consider Newark No. terri
tory Our statesmen average $500 per week
commission II you want TO get out OF New
York city and vet have the convenience OF
New York come over 10 our territory. Get
with a good house and your future Is as
sured You will find our door open any time
you come. Can also statesmen for Penn
.,.fx. pfa Connecticut.
Address T.. A. Parker Co., suite IOl-2-3
heeker Building. Newark. n. j.
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SALESMAN wanted by large, we'll
known knit goods manufacturing
concern to cover Ohio and West vir-
ginia; must be well acqua inted with
retail clothing and dry goods trade:
commission basis: excellent oppor-
tunity for right pnrty: state expert
ence. references and particulars. Box
40 Herald, Herald so.
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= Nl<A<ts VI i<+Ns
$4,000 PER ANNUA.

$4,000 PER ANNUM.
Thousands Of men can earn $4,000
annually.
Most men lack the courage or the
opportunity. Ii you have the ambi-
ton and energy, we have the opportu-
nifty and will develop your ability.
This s an opportunity big in per-
soual remuneration. broad In service
and with the training and direction
to utilize it, We propose to add to
our staff men of good character and
reputation, who have a desire to do
big things. as executives in charge of
our branch offices.
IL Is a privilege TO become a member
of our organization. Many apply but
few qualify. You may be Of the elect.
II a decision is difficult. come in and
let us talk II over. After 1890 4. M.
or by appointment.
OLD SECURITIES CORPORATION.
800 9TH Az. FOURTH FLOOR.