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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

SALTsMAN Il can show a live man how no
can earn 600 IN the next 80 days and
build on y permanent and profitable busi-
ness worth more than that monthly; liberal
commission on renewals insures steady in
come man capable OF showing Investors a
big return on their money, secured by mer-
chandise and orders this Is a sound. legitf-
mate business proposition, new one. for,
Investment salesmcn or any live man who
can talk conyincingly. Victory Sales Co.,
Myrtle nv., Brooklyn.
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Statesmen TO CALL ON
INTERESTED PROSPECTS.

This organization now employs Is sales
men who are successfully selling stock In an
established motion picture enterprise.
We now have more interested prospects
questing Information than our present force
can handle, and therefore desire TO employ
five additional statesmen who are capable OF
closing on the first call.
We do not require men who arc expert
enced stock statesmen. but we do require
them to have had considerable experience
in other lines OF craftsmanship. In fact some
of our best men came to us from other lines
and have averaged over $500 weekly for
seventy consecutive weeks since Joining
organization.
This proposition offers excellent oppor-
tunty to those who can come In and dupli-
cate the success attained by other members
of our sales staff.
Remuneration is on the basis OF drawing
account and commission. Do not CALL but
write. giving full particulars.
JOHNSON & HOPKINS CO.,
39s FIFTH AVE-, NEW YORK CITY.
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statesmen WANTED TO SELL THE PRE-
FERRED STOCK OF AN ESTABLISHED
AND GOING MANUFACTURING CON
Germ: HAVE YOU THE ENERGY, ABIL-
ITY AND PERSEVERANCE THAT MAKE
A REAL SALESMAN? II YOU HAVE YOU
CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO INVESTIGATE
THIS TOMORROW PROMPTLY: WE
WANT SUCH MEN: THE PROPOSITION
is UNUSUAL AND HIGH GRADE AND
THE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU EXCEL
LENT: FIRST WORK ON A COMMISSION
BASIS: TO ALL WHO MAKE GOOD A
PERMANENT POSITION, WITH DRAWING
ACCOUNT; THE HIGHEST SORT OF BUS
MESS CONNECTIONS AND RAPID AID
VANCEMEET If YOU QUALIFY. APPLY
FROM 3 TO ) MONDAY. ROOM 9oi, AT
90 WALL ST.
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Statesmen.
GENERAL SALES MANAGER FOR
AN IRISH LINEN IMPORTING
HOUSE DESIRES TO SURROUND
HIMSELF WITH SEVERAL EXPE-
RIENCED TRAVELLING SALES
MEN. MEN WHO KNOW AND
HAVE HAD ACTUAL BUSINESS
RELATIONS WITH THE LINEN
BUYERS IN THE DEPARTMENT
STORES LOCATED IN THE MID
DIE WEST, NEW YORK, PENN
sYLvANIA AND NEW ENGLAND
T TTAsh IS AN OPPORTUNITY al
DOM OFFERED. AND WE ARE
LOOKING FOR HIGH-CALIBRED,
SUCCESSFUL statesmen. SPLEEN
DID SALARY AND COMMISSION.
DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON. APP
PLY BY MAIL ONLY. IN STRICT
CONFIDENCE GIVING ABSOLUTE
DETAIL RESPECTING AGE. SAIL
AIRY EXPECTED AND BY WHOM
EMPLOYED THE PAST YEARS.
]. J.. CARE OF wHITTLESEY,
WHITES & WILSON. 80 CHURCH
ST.
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statesmen.

We want two men OF forcefui personality
and ability, who can appreciate a genuine
opportunity. This Is a bona fide offer TO
connect with an organization where pleas
ant earning will be very attractive and
prompt promotion the assured results Of
earnest effort. IL employed at present this
is well worth. your while 70 give up m
ordinary position 70 undertake. An Inter
av.. room 507. See Mr.. Thompson.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

My concern has opening for a high class
negotiator able to confer with the heads OF
biz business this Is unusual opening for
q man of capacity to travel and earn from
49, 900 70 $4,000 annually on a commission
basis with n yell established. responsible ad-
vertising organization. matters of first issue
are character, experience and dependability (:
in writing kindly cover experience fully and
state age all replies considered confidential.
Address Sales Manager. p. o. Box sos, Phila-
delphia.
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want four dependable statesmen; prefer
once viii be giyans TO men who have been
IN business FOR themselves or enlesrnen who
have been forced 20 change their lines on
account OF conditions after the war men
accepted win be given very valuable three
DAYS training course. then placed mmedi-
ntey where earnings run from $50 TO $500
a week three executive positions also
open for mon possessing super-exceptional
ability. Address $50 Herald. Herald 50.
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statesmen.

Extraordinary opportunity for big earn
ings. One OF the greatest money making
businesses in the Y s. to-day. cor
pore ton OF national scope desires the
services Of two wideawake, up-to-date
men TO Join permanent local organization.
You can earn from 500 TO $500 a week.
Some OF our men earn much more. We
make men make money. Call Room col,
Ole 9TH av.
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Statesmen

Two high grade men, experienced In selling
investment securities, insurance or business
srecalties can make fine connection with
big corporation now disposing OF attractive
stock issue; leads furnished. any territory
unusual earning power represented In prod
uct and vast market: liberal commission,
drawing account right men; references ex-
changed. Write or phone for appointment.
United Tractors Corporation. 1928 Broadway.
FitzRoy 54s0. a
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OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNG MEN
WORKING THEIR WAY
THROUGH COLLEGE,

Here is an opportunity to tarn
enough to comfortably pursue your
way through college with consider
able luxury II you think enough of
Il TO work. Clean, pleasant, high
class work, association with the
best people and only about two
hours a day, five days a week. II
you are interested write us-do not
call--giving your age. college and
time yet to elapse before your
graduation. We will send you de-
tails as to the nature OF our propo-
sitlon, which distinctly Is not life
Insurance. You will be required to
attend two classes OF one hours each
for short period until You are
instructed In the details Of the
business.
UNITED STATES GUARDIAN COR
PORATION,
ITO Broadway. New York.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of trust In old es-
tablished company. prospects OF advance
ment, for keen, ambitious man OF good APP
pearance. age % to G5; ability TO meet and
talk with men essential. Address box 4So.
Madison Square post office.
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SALESMAN.

An unusual opportunity is available Tor
the exceptional salesman; selling ability is
essential as negotiations with heads Of con-
Germs is involved this opening win enable
the successful applicant to earn In excess
OF $4,000; In application, include age. ex-
perience and past earnings. r 2o2 Herald.
Herald 50.
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S A L Il s NJ A N.

Capable promoter wanted who has rec
ord OF successful' operation and does not
object 70 travel. Project offers permanent
position with old established. responsible
concern, and will pay over $4,000 TO a nego-
tlator of real ability. Business transacted
only with the heads of financial institutions
This opening is only for the exceptional man
OF unusual attachments. In answering give
age and state experience. Also telephone
number l. 7j4 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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SAIESMEN

statesmen.
Men who have sold vacuum cleaners. auto
accessories, have an exceedingly attrac-
tive proposition; successful applicants will
be asked to assist the first few weeks in the
sale of the company preferred stock this
department offers tremendous opportunities;
commission basis. A 1850 Herald, Fulton st.
SALESMAN.-An exceptional opening for an
exceptionally high class salesman to call
upon bankers only after appointments are
made: no application win receive considera-
tion unless accompanied by complete resume
OF past business connections and references
to character; references will not be com
municated with until applicant Is inter
Herald 50.
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SALESMAN SELLING MILLINERY TRADE
TO CARRY OUR LINE OF BRAIDS AND
BUCKLES ON COMMISSION BASIS.
HARRIS J. LIPMAN, 70 WEST 25TH ST..
NEW YORK CITY.
SALESMAN wanted OF good appearances and
address TO act in his spare time as local
representative for large cemetery corpora
ton; cemetery located In Greater New York.
liberal commission references required.
Apply by letter only. i. w. X, zoe Broad
way, N. v. g.
sALEsMAN FOR 1921
Experienced toys or house furnishings,
Philadelphia. South comml sion and draw
Ing account old established house. BOX ls5.
200 Gable Bldg.
gALESAtA N--Opportunity for an ambitious
young man not afraid to work, good Income
on n commission hasis. Munson Supply Co..
% City Hall nj, Eve. Mall building.
SALEsMEN wanted to sell Commerce motor
trucks. TO experienced, reliable men, will
pay 10 per cent commission. Apply I'M
mediately. Foster-Roskam Co., 1895 B'way.
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SALESMAN. wanted. experienced wholesale
grocery salesman 20 continue on present
territory for the largest house OF It's kind in
America; give full particulars OF present
and past employment In your first letter;
commission. With drawing account. Address
7T3 Herald. Herald 50.
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statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men Leeded Immediately 70
work with me IN Now York office;
absolute integrity first requisite;
selling experience dcsirablei must
have personality, common sense
and determination; splendid OPP
portunity fer quick promotion 20
managerial position don't hesitate
e. answer II you are employed Il
will pay you TO make change.
Call room 294. Metropolitan Tower.
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oP P o r T u N I T Y.

THIS REPRESENTS TO A
YOUNG MAN. ABOUT "a or %.
WHO HAS BEEN GRADUATED
FROM COLLEGE OR UNIVER-
SITY, an opportunity to become
MANUFACTURERS
under the personal supervision of
a man with an international rep
utation. II means starting from
the bottom at $50 per week and
learning from actually doing va
rious kinds OF work the real fun
damental problems of manufac-
turing, with the idea of ultimately
having to solve and control them.
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS NOT
EXAGGERATED = 1T CANNOT
BE IN THIS CASE-but only one
man in twenty has the requisite
qualifications.
II you want consideration write
brief letter. mentioning your
age, education, religion and ac-
count for your time since leaving
college.
Address OPPORTUNITY,
Box 300 Herald. Herald Square.
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MERCANTILE OPPORTUNITY.

MERCANTILE OPPORTUNITY.
The trend OF the present mercantile situa-
ton will undoubtedly cause many men to
think OF the permanency OF their present po-
sition. Our business viii be benefited during
this period OF readjustment. and In making
preparations for large increase In the
number OF our stores. located in other cities.
we are now ready TO consider applications
OF limited number of men. who are at
present In advanced positions. where a
knowledge of medium priced merchandise
has been acquired In any of the following
lines:
Observation-Disclosures.
Dry Goods. including Lace. Hosiery. Ribbons.
Jewelry, Millinery. Notions,
Toilet Goods, Stationery, Toys.
The men employed will be given every OPP
portunity to learn our business by practical
experience and rigid OF training.
Requirements Good health and char
acter that viii stand searching investigation
by bonding company.
To be considered. application (Which will
be held strictly confidentiaD must state re-
ligfous preference and number In family.
Give the names of the concerns that you
have been employed by. with length of SER
vice and salary with each. also reasons for
leaving.
G. r.. se7 HERALD. ESQ BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMEN.-rf you have had experience IN
selling n high grade service 20 mercantile
houses or successfully handled similar
proposition we have an opening that win In
terest you; position permanent, SALARY ana
commission basis that VIII pay you we'll
never has business condition been favor
able for our service. Sales Director Room
4. % Union square.
Statesmen. --Nianufacturcr forming large
sales organization can use a number OF
iive-wire statesmen 10 sell Sov3r,vel i1otr
Covering. direct 70 trade al mill TO ner-
chants prices; liberal commissions paid
weekly; big demand. Write to-day. Ire
Camden Mills, Camden. ". J.
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statesmen.

Large International corporation.
opening Brooklyn branch, looking for
hiRh class statesmen who have mana
gorial ability. good pay 70 those wo
accept; only married men over 30
years who can furnish best OF refer
onces and bond need apply personal
Interview between 10 and y. 1903
Terminal Bldg, 30 Court st.. B'klyn.
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class speciality salesman for permanent po-
siton. sell an article much needed by all
retail merchants; earn $500 and more month
ly commissions paid weekly: good territory.
Write d. V. Mathews, box 100, Station G..
Cleveland. Ohio,
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
To fatten your bank account while
you stint your soul IL poor en-
ployment. Our offer makes Il In
cumbent upon you simply 10 walk
and talk and tell the truth. You'll
sleep with good conscience after
each days work and viii see sure
earnings piling up Mt tho rate OF
$3.50 and more week. II you
are experienced in craftsmanship
we'll and good. If you are not
our thorough training will quick
~ make up your lack. II you
are 25 or over call from 10 to 4.
SUITE 1910. % WEST 43D ST.
Suite 305, 1872 Nassau st.
Suite SO. 1876 Montague st, brooklyn.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
WE HAVE AN OPENING; IN
OUR ORGANIZATION FOR A
COMPETENT AND AMBITIOUS
SALESMAN WITH THE FOLLOW
ING QUALIFICATIONS:
MINIMUM OF 8 YEARS Ex-
PERIENCE SELLING TO RE-
TAIL TRADE.
BETWEEN TIE AGES OF 27-S5.
DESTROYS OF LEAVING NEW
YORK CITY-TRAVELLING A
COMPACT TERRITORY IN A
FORD AUTOMOBILE.
IF YOU ARE DESTROYS OF
ESTABLISHING A FUTURE FOR
YOURSELF WITH AN INSTITU-
TION OF OUR CHARACTER,
YOUR APPLICATION IF SUB
MITTED WITH REFERENCES.
WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT AND
CONFIDENTIAL CONSIDERA-
TON.
APPLY IN PERSON OR TELE-
PHONE STUYNESANT 64S0. ROB-
ERT H. INGERCOLL & BRO, 80
IRVING PLACE. 4TH FLOOR.
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We are starting class in salesman
shin Monday night. We teach you the
science of selling. and when you qualify
we plaue you on our saler force. II costs
you nothing No experience necessary,
rs our course Is thorough. Be here at
1880 7. NJ. S0C-7 Park Row Building.
Is Park row.
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SALESMAN WANTED

by q manufacturer OF temperature
control equipment; must have me-
chanical education and sales record
and be willing 10 travel extensively;
very best credentials, age. qualifica-
tons and salary wanted must be given
to be considered.
ADDRESS BOX "a,
oo6 FITZGERALD BLDG. N. Y.
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statesmen.

Experienced stock statesmen by well known
chemical company paying dividends. liberal
commissions Leads furnished. Can at 6ss
Lexington av., near 51th st.. third floor.
Aek for Sales MANAGER.
sALESNEN--TWo active. educated men for
special work ia Pennsylvania and Con-
necticut: weekly advance and commission,
Apply. 1919. A. w Ross, podd. Mead
&C publishers. iith floor, $40 4th av.
SALESMAN, advertising. trade director. ex-
pcriuncod preferrcd export and domestic
travelling: permanent connection with Ole
established firm. NJ bt6 Herald. ESQ A'wnys
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/ PHOTOGRAPHERS,
| CAPABLE EXECUTIVE AND MANAGER

PHOTOGRAPHERS,
CAPABLE EXECUTIVE AND MANAGER.
Must be a finished commercial photogra-
phcr. thoroughly familiar with half-tone and
color separation work. TO supervise the photo
graphic work In photo process reproduction
division of large printing concern; starting
rate considered IN accordance with ability;
advancement unlimited. Write. stating ex-
perience, age and starting rate expected.
Box w. B. E.. 1858 Broadway, New York
PHOTOENGRAvER-Lin and halftone pho
tographer wanted; night work: union
office; good working conditions. Apply fore
man engraving department. Herald. ESQ
Bway.
PHARMACIST. registered good salary. APP
ply Manager. Larimore. "a e. 55th st.
PIANO SALESMAN Energetic. Christian
young OF good address capable of
demonstrating high grade piano. Write stat
Ing age, experience. &C.. Pianos. AIT Herald.
$50 Broadway.
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Rate for Heiy WANTED advertising 70 500.
hws for ons time; CSC. a Hne, three tiusss
sosek; zoo. sne ssvsn consecutive issues.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

MACHINIsT.Man experienced on small In.
Interchangeable work. Apply Fairchild
Aerial Camera Corporation. i36-i46 West
SGD ST.. N. Y. @.
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sALEsMEN.

Real opportunity n you believe YOU have
ability 10 sell an Invisible device 20 Inn
prove hearing liberal commission; SAM
pie fits vest pocket. Invisible Hear
drum Co.. i30-i32 w. s2d st.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.--New York firm "
patent lawyers desk services OF patent
attorney; applicants mus. have had some ex-
perence In specification writing salary TO
be in proportion to education, experience and
ability. In answering give full details to
education and experience. NJ 523 Heard.
$50 Bway.
PACKER-PORTER In large medicine house.
Apply Humphreys Medicine Company. 156
in mr.
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Statesmen. SECURITY.

Statesmen. SECURITY.
LIVE WIRES. EXPERIENCED IN REAL
ESTATE, BOOKS OR CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL pRTFERRED; BEST MONEY
MAKING PROPOSITION on MAnKETi
COMMISSION AND SALARY. CALL ROOM
lii2. 10 WEST 4TH ST. MIR. STEWART.
Statesmen. Novelty Advertising Co.. Co
Hhocton. Ohio, has several exclusive terri
tories for active salesman for 1921 old es-
tablshed manufacturers OF leather goods.
signs, novelties, cloth goods. calendars, go;
new line ready December liberal commia-
Hicns; contracts being made now state sell
Ing experience and territory preferred first
letter. l.. G.. Glover. sales manager.
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JEWELLERS, established American house.
experienced on gold jewelry and emblem
work. !. T.. Newman, Love lane aud College
place. Brooklyn. l block south of Clark st.
subway station.
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statesmen.

Have permanent opening for three high
grade men of proven ability and charac-
ter. age % to 40. Only successful men
wanted. Bond required. Call 225 9Th
av., Room 1917.
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PATTERN CUTTER.

PATTERN CUTTER.
WE ARE OPEN FOR A FIRST CLASS
DRESS PATTERN CUTTER THAT
KNOWS HIS BTrsINEss THOROUGH
LY. GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
SAM'L FLoERSHEIMER & BROS,
14f MADISON Av. AT 3iST ST.
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statesmen.
BAKERS,
CONFECTIONERS,
GROCERS,
SPECIALITY MEN.

Men who have had experience in' the
grocery, bakery. confectionery or spe-
cialty line, who are earning at the
present time s75 to $3.50 weekly. may
apply room 1904. z. 42d st. Phone
Vanderbilt 1919.
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HELP WANTED OVER MENTS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

hGL6 WAN 1LO-uAALG.
>-~~-~>-~~->~~-~>-~-~~--
statesmen.
FRANKLIN SIMON CO..
9Th Ave, 3Tth and 3Sth Sts..
REQUIRE
statesmen
MEMS SHOP.
The most liberal salaries are offered
capable statesmen who are accustomed
10 selling high class mems shoes.
APPLICATION OFFICE.
@ WEST 3sTH ST..
9TH FLOOR.
statesmen.
MANY LINES ARE SLOW. THE
LIFE INSURANCE BUSINESS
CONTINUES AS BRISK AS EVER.
If YOU ARE BETWEEN 80
AND - AND ACCUSTOMED TO
EARNING 5000 OR OVER 1T
WILL PAY YOU TO CALI. AND
SEE OUR MR.. RICHIE. AFTER
Z. NJ. SATISFACTORY AR
RANGEMENTS ON COMMISSION
BASIS MADE WITH THOSE WHO
QUALIFY.
H. L. HOLMAN,
GENERAL. AGENTS.
10 W. 44TH ST.
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statesmen.

Statesmen.
Young men DESTROYS of becoming skirt sales
men TO call on department stores and office
trade in city; must have good appearance
and possess craftsmanship ability; excellent
opportunity for right party. NJ 367 Herald.
Herald SO.
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Statesmen WANTED.
WE WANT TO INTERVIEW
MEN WHO ARE POSSESSED OF
REAL SELLING ABILITY. WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK, WHO
HAVE CLEAN REGULATIONS
AND WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK UNDER OUR DIREC-
TION. THE WORK is THAT
OF SECURING ACCOUNTS FOR
A WELL ESTABLISHED STOCK
AND BOND BROKERAGE
HOUSE, DEALING ONLY IN
LISTED SECURITIES. WE
WILL TRAIN YOU IN THE
WORK. WE WILL MAKE 1T
POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO EARN
A SUBSTANTIAL INCOME PRO
VIDING YOU HAVE THE ABOVE
QUALIFICATIONS AND THAT
You ARE STRICTLY HONEST.
IT Is NOT AT ALL NECES-
SARY THAT YOU HAVE EX-
PERIENCE IN THIS LINE. ALL
REPLIES WILL BE HELD
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND
YOUR APPLICATION RE-
TURNED UPON REQUEST.
ADDRESS A 1142 HERALD.
FULTON ST.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

GARDENER and useful man. able to drive
automobile for small place at Cedarhurst.
L. l.. permanent position; salary SIS monthly.
board and lodging. M 1894 Herald. Herald So
HANDY MAN-Married: farm carpentering.
painting. mechanical work: wife willing to
board single help; good wages. free house,
fuel. garden. milk: references. 1l03 Her
aid. Fulton st.
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Statesmen.

statesmen.
live men. TO sell Investment securities posi-
lively high grade and going Industrial propo-
sition; both phone and personal solicita-
ton: we are a large organization with Of
fces throughout New England territory; we
WIN train you to make big money; salary
and commission. Call Room 40S-40O. 353
hth av.
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HIGH CLASS Statesmen
To interview local and
out OF town trade.
Men who have and are
capable of earning
$500 or more. per year.
State fully experience. earn
ings and references; also phone
number or time most convenient
for interview at out office.
J 1888 HERALD. HERALD SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
KAUFM BAUER

Yesterday afternoon at s o'clock the
marriage ceremony between Miss
Bertha Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Kaufman. of South Amboy
and Justin V. Bauer, of New York
was performed in Delmonico's. New
York. Only the immediate family was
at the wedding. The matron of honor
was Mrs. Leo Goldberger. a sister Of
the bride and the best man. Arthur
Bauer, q brother OF the groom. The
bridesmaids were Miss Bernlce Kauf-
man, of Atlanta, Georgia, and Miss
Sadie Kreiselsheimer. The ushering
was done by Messrs. Sidney Kaufman
and Norris Bauer. Following the cere-
mony a dinner was served to the we'd
ding guests and a reception and dance
was held for the relatives. Upon their
return from q wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauer will reside in Brooklyn.