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Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Walter and John Ortman left on
Monday night for Campbell to open
up the Ortman-Adams Land office
there. ills.
DR.. Harold Frost of Willmar and
Mrs. Dan Langtry of St. Paul, were in
Morris between trains on May 6, to
visit ]. H. Devenney.
The Women's Institute met at the
home of Mrs. Dalgarno Tuesday af-
ternoon. The hostess was assisted by
Mesdames Arvig and Brom.
A marriage license was issued to
Peter A. Zeng of Stearns county, and
Miss Anne J. Longueville of Stevens
county on Monday, May 10.
DR.. ]. w. Harris spoke on 1.-THE
Care of the Teeth" at the high school
Monday morning, to the members of
Miss Bulloch's physiology class.
Mrs. Herman Neitzel of the town
ship of Swan Lake, was taken sudden
ly ill last Friday with slight par
alytic stroke of the muscles of one
side of the face.
DR.. Powell left Tuesday for Des
Moines, Iowa, to spend about ten
days in attendance at the General
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Miss Cora Palm and Miss Muriel
Davnie entertained at parcel show
er of Saturday evening, at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Smelling, for Miss Ethel
Bulloch, who is to be married next
month.
All troubles of the eye, ear, nose
and throat carefully and success
fully treated Tonsils and adenoids
removed. Glasses fitted by latest and
best methods. In Morris all the time.
Office over Sylvander's. Amos Leuty,
M. D. 2O-tf. adv.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

E. o. Wells left on Monday night
for a trip to the Twin Cities.
DIR. G. r. Christensen spent the
week end in the Twin Cities.
Aleck Rumstad made a business
trip to the Twin Cities over the week
end.
Mrs. R. E. McCabe has had as her
guest her niece, Miss Florence John
son, of New London.
The c. A. Dushek family and C. J.
Dickey motored to Alexandria on
Sunday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Lord, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lord and Donald Lord
spent Sunday in Alexandria.
Miss Josie Flaten and A. e. Kvam
of Glenwood visited Miss Flaten's
sister, Mrs. H. 5. Lund on Sunday.
Fine assortment of graduation and
congratulation cards on display at
the Lund Jewelry Store. 2O-2t.adv
Mrs. Hannah Walsh was in Grace
vile Saturday to accompany her sister
Miss Tillie Nelson, who has been in
the hospital there, home. Miss Mel
son is recovering rapidly.
Sidney Austin, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Brecken-
ridge hospital two weeks ago, re-
turned to Morris, and is again attend
ing his classes at high school.
We have taken out the agency of
Columbia Grafonolas. A collection
of 500 lateral out records arrived
last week. We will be glad to dem
onstrate both machines and records
for you Brisbane Music Co. adv.
A Liberty Bell Savings Bank has
been donated to the War Records
collection by S. A. Siverts of the
Citizens Bank J. r. Kruger and
the Walz Hardware Co. have given
furnishings for a soldiers comfort
kit.
The Lutheran Free church Ladies'
Aid will be entertained by Mrs. J..
Anderson and Mrs. A. Stoneberg at
the home of Mrs. J. Anderson, 40
South Street E. (today) Friday, May
14th at p. m. You are cordially
invited.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. S. Larson, Kenneth Larson,
and the L. M. Larson family of Al
berta, motored to the summer home
of the latter on Sunday.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Marshall and
children, Doris Mae and Lee, of
Candy, visited at the S. M Arvig
home over the week end.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14
CITY NEWS ITEMS
Community Calender

Community Calender
Friday, May IA. The japanese
Girl" by High School Girls Glee
Club. Orpheum, 500 o'clock.
Saturday, May Is. Meeting of the
Civic League. Commercial Club
rooms, 400 p. m. z
Monday, May II. Parents Teach
ers' meeting. High School building
C. c. Erstad was business visitor
from Donnelly on Monday.
Harry Sunquist of Framnas was
Morris caller on Wednesday.
E. M. Bowlin returned on Saturday
from business trip to Iowa.
Jas. ]. McCanney and F. A. Mullen
spent Sunday in Breckenridge.
Walter Johnson is suffering with
a bad case of quincy this week.
John Rowles fell and injured his
foot quite badly Sunday evening.
John Folkins of DonneIly visited
in Norris on Monday of this week.
L. J. SchIattman of Alberta was
business caller in Morris on Tuesday.
Bert LinsIey of Pine River, Mimi,
spent the week end with his father
here.
Several from Morris attended the
X. of C. initiation at Benson last
Sunday.
Miss Linda Stenborg has been i'll
with a severe case of throat troubles
this week.
Miss Ruth Clark is home from
BrushviIIe, where she has been teach
ing this year.
Miss Rose Casey went to Willmar
Wednesday for a visit with the
Dougherty family.
Mrs Steve Sax has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Chester Hogan of
Kansas City, Kansas.
Miss Ivy Heuer of Chokio, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig
Aanerud this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brooks are
the proud parents of a baby girl born
- III
Mrs. P. ]. BARLEY and Miss Nora
Grim attended the state Eastern Star
meeting in Minneapolis this week.
J. j. and T. F. McCanney are in
attendance at the X. of c. state con-
vention in Minneapolis this week.
Nick and Kate Grossman and Miss
Marie Foley of ChOkio, spent Sunday
with Miss Nora Kussatz of Morris
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mangan are
living at the Merchants Hotel while
waiting for their house to be finished.
Miss Ruth Canty who manages the
Canty millinery store at Wahpeton,
N. D., was in Morris the first of the
week.
Miss Edna Hawkenson, who has
been visiting her sister-in-law at Cy-
rus, is again in Morris at the J. A.
Lime home.
Douglas Bailey has given up his
position at the Great Northern sta
ton, and is doing carpentry work at
the Agricultural School.
M. E. Hennessy left on Wednesday
night for a trip to the northwestern
part of Iowa, in the interests of the
West Central Minnesota Land Co.
Miss Beda Carlson, who has been
in Morris since the death of her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Carlson, returned
to Minneapolis on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KussatZ and
daughter Lula and Mr.. and Mrs.
Amiel Kussatz and son Ernest autoed
to Chokio Sunday to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Heuer and family.
The business and social meeting of
the Adult Bible classes of the M. E.
church will be held at the home of
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

E. o. Wells left on Monday night
for trip to the Twin Cities.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

C. c. Erstad was business visitor
from Donnelly on Monday.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Harry Sunquist of Framnas was {
Morris caller on Wednesday. -
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. r. E. McCabe has gone on a
short trip to Minneapolis. !
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Community Calender
Friday, May IA. THE japanese
Girl" by High School Girls Glee
Club. Orpheum, 500 o'clock.
Saturday, May Is. Meeting of the
Civic League. Commercial Club
rooms, 400 p. m.
Monday, May II. Parents Teach
ers' meeting. High School building.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Walter and John Ortman left on
Monday night for Campbell to open
up the Ortman-Adams Land Office
there. 80. .,t@
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

A cannon sent by J. T. Adams to
his son Harry Adams, has been on ex-
hibit in front of the post-off1ce for
the last week The cannon is of
French make, and was manufactured
in 1875. 1t was used in the war of
1912, in the Mexican, the Spanish
American, and Civil wars.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pryor of Mel
rose were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Utne over the week end.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. r. E. McCabe has had as he
guest her niece, Miss Florence John
son, of New London.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. Henry Johnson entertaine,
the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Peace church last Tuesday afternoon
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Max Trantow, F. A. Mullen, and
George Hogan were chosen as dele
gates to the state firemen's conven-
ton at Moorhead, at meeting of
the local firemen on Friday evening.
The state convention will take place
on June IS and Is.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. Robert Adams, worthy matron
of the local Eastern Star lodge, left
last night to attend the grand chap
ter meeting held at Minneapolis this
week.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mrs. Gus Anderson returned to
Ortonville Tuesday after a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Sax.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

See the new Davis Quality Line"
of graduation cards at the Lund
Jewelry Store. 20-2t. adv.
Morris tribune., 1920-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Lord, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Harry Lord and Donald Lore
spent Sunday in Alexandria.
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STOCK Statesmen.

a highly rated chemical corporation
desires experienced sales1nen 10 place
Notwithstanding securities; a safe and
high-class Investment; on liberal COM
mission basis Apply 40 West 34th
81 Room 1910.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
EXECUTIVES
AND ASSISTANTS

and up weekly, as employment managers.
safety engineers and personnel supervisors
when capa5ie OF directing work efficiently
men OF good educa ton. unlimited ambition.
unouestionable character and over II yes
OF age are afforded an opportunity II ineN-
perienced 70 train for this important work,
If willing 70 devote a few hours spare time
weekly for a short period TO ma ster practical
and technical knowledge. Those selected
WIN be trained by recognized experts and
assisted to positions according TO abtlitJ.
Interview by appointment only. Phone Penn
sylvania $500, EAtension 81.
MAKE MONEY AT HOMB-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 hour In your spare tlIre
writing show cards: quickly and easily
learned no eanvassing: we teach you nov
and sell your work. Write to-day for fuit
particulars 10 American Show Gard School.
o2a Ryrie Building, Toronto. Canada.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG men. II TO 20 years of age. in traffic
department; must be ambitious and well
recommended applications 10 receive atten-
ton must state age, salary and experience.
manufacturers. N. 80 Herald, Herald 80.
YOUNG man wanted 10 print photographs
one who thoroughly understands copying
and enlarging; salary SIS weekly. Give fun
particulars, Including experience. l. 500 Her
aid, 2SO Bway,
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HELP WANTED--MALE
Statesmen.


The sales manager OF financial
house OF high standing wishes 20 hear
from men OF good address who are
DESTROYS OF becoming proficient in the
highest paid branch of American com
Merclal ife-salesmanship.
The spirit OF the organization IL
COOPERATION, and tho man who
sticks and does his part is always In
direct line for promotion. thorough
and scientifi" training IN salesman
ship, econon anc everything per-
tanning 10 N, asst expansion OF busi-
ness during the forthcoming admins
tration VIII be given free OF charge 10
those who qualify, enabling them to
earn an income far beyond their pres
ent earnings.
Age and past experience no him
drance. The only qualifications are
education, honesty and industry The
director Of sales win do the rest.
Address all communicated in your
own handwriting, telling us all about
yourself, and an interview win be
speedily arranged.
ADDRESS BOX 400. 1926 ST.
JAMES BLDG.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

sAIBN.
YOU WOULD LIKE TO EARN SIS
A DAY, WOULDN'T YOU?
That IS the actual average daily
commissions OF our producers. Sew
eral are making more, the checks
run from 500 to $500. One mans
check was $500 last week. And out
OF 200 men IN our organization but
a very few were experienced sales
men before they came with US.
X you will supply the MAN
POWER. we will supply tho OPP
coHTuNITY. We will furnish the
training. II you win put that train
Ing into ACTION--woRK. And II
YOU are made Of the sort OF stuff
that WINS IN spite OF all handi-
caps. YOUR average commissions
win be SIS a day.
And not only that--if you pre-
duco CONSISTENTLY and show
By your RECORD that you have
made good, we will give you an
executive job. paying $1,000 a year
and up.
During tie past year we have
promoted 80 men to positions pay
ing from 5000 to $4,000 year.
This past week we promoted @
men 70 Jobs they have earned. They
are: ID. +. Kruger. 2 months with
tho organization; Bruce v. Ed
wards. months: A. w. Bache. .
months; l.. T. swinburne. 4
months: w. Grover Nanc!5. 31s
months. and c. N. Pinkney. 10
months-all in leas than year.
In the next 30 days 20 more are
TO be picked from tho ranks.
WILL YOU be one OF Them? II
you act NOW. you may be.
We are under CONTRACT to
find and train 200 more men for
sales and business executive posi-
tions during the coming year for
3 national corporations. The
trouble In business is not the lack
OF mon WITH ability. but the ter
rible lack of ability of men to USE
their ability.
The Business Builders is per-
manent organization OF selling
men developing National Sales
Forces and financing the expan-
sion OF American business Institu-
tons. We occupy four floors at
Fifth avenue and F'iftieth street.
devoted to our selling forces. and
ono floor on doth street for our
advertising department. wording
night and day to back up the men
in the field.
'CbA nblN - itiHbisallg uAIttAfA
by James w. Elliott. well known
as the writer OF MAN Messages"
Il campaign OF inspirational books.
which arc read by the sales forces
Of nearly 200 nationally known
concerns.
Before he was twenty MIR. Elliott
had sold goods in many kinds OF
businesses in every State in the
Union. His brilliant success, first
~ salesman and sales manager,
and then as the writer of Man
Messages. Is the best testimony to
the practicalness OF his working
philosophy OF DEVELOPING the
LATENT abilities of men.
And now, in the natural course
OF events, he Is making BUSI-
NESS OF DEVELOPING MEN for
national sales forces. and at the
same time financing the expansion
of the Institutions.
Great things are expected OF us.
the AVERAGE Is DEMANDED OF
us. Quit ''excusing'' yourself. You
must no on--up and on. No mat
ter what YOUR obstacles are:
IT'S YOUR JOB TO OVERCOME
THEM.
Start N ow--RIGHT NOW.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
between 10 and ..
JAMES W. ELLIOT1"S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
Fourth floor, go 9Th av
at 50th Fl.
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Automobile Repairs.

EXPERT ALTO REPAIRS
All auto and electrical troubles eliminated.
Quick and lasting work done by expert au,c
mecha tics MCCARTHY STRUTTiERs EN-
CTNrERtNG CO.. automobile engineers, ITO
T. 10th. Harlem 30.
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Automobile Instruction.

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and 3 woeks' courses for
Owners. Chauffturs. Mechanics. Statesmen
WEST StDE Y. NJ G.. A..
91l Wrgt S1th st., Now York.
Co. b1oEi. aad pass. Special ladies classes
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highest cash; expert appra!S!nE: prompt
attention. BASMAJLAN. 20 West 40th-
Bryant 5f0i.
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SALESMAN WANTED TO CARRY M
LADIES WEAR. MANUFAC TURING AND
MILLINERY TRADE MUST HAVE GOOD
FOIL WING THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT-
ED WITH LINE: THIS is A LIFE OPPOR-
TI-NIrY FOR A MAN OF REAL KNowL-
EnGE AND ENERGY. APPLY BY LET
TER, GIVING FULL DETAILS OF EX-
PERIENCE AND EXPECTATIONS. o sos
HERALD. FULTON ST.
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MuLTIGRaPHlNG.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
OFFERINGS TO PUBLIC

ATayorsas Bros. offer Genuine imported
Oriental Rugs OF All coiors designs. quail
isles and Sizes. Prices reasonable. Follow
'ug rugs in stock Sorouks. Mousuls. Eot
manshlh. Moiais. NOrgvuus aud HantiGail-,
Sc Good values. Call ~ our Showroom.
Madison av.. corner cd st. Phone Plaza
.549. Established fSa2
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Statesmen,
BAKERS.
CONFECTIONERS,
GROCERS,
SPECIALITY MEN.

Men who have had experience IN the gro
Gerry, bakery. confectionery or speciality lines
who are earning nj the present time $40 10
$50 weekly may apply room 1904. r.. f.d
st. Phone Vanderbilt 3sTe.
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sALEsMEN.-I WANT FOUR MEN WHO
HAVE EARNED $500 AND UP PER
WEEK Selling SECURITIES OF
FINANCE CORPORATIONS; MEN WHO
CAN SELL ME WILL BE PLACED IN
TERRITORY WHERE BANKER WILL ADJ
WISE YOUR PROSPECTS TO BUY; THIS
SECURITY HAS PAID 1879 CASH DIVI-
DENDS. EARNED FIVE TIMES DIVIDEND
REQUIREMENTS FIRST II MONTHS
STOCKHOLDERS SHARE IN ALL EARN
TNGS; MEN WHO CAN DELIVER WILL
FIND THIS A BIG MONEY OPPORTUNITY
III YOG ARE NOT WILLING TO WORK
TERRITORY sYSTt,MATICALLY AND
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY. A 1879 HER
AID, FULTON ST.
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Used AUTOMOBILES, STANDARD MAKES
IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION; BRING
CAR. 1867 BROADWAY. NEAR 5isr ST.
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NEW CLASSES IN ACcOUNTANCY
now being organized to meet the large de-
mand; Pace courses; send for 80 page de-
scriFtive bulletin and for admission card TO
opening lecture. Opportunities for Account
ancy Trai ed Men," Address b. p. Lamp
near. 2l3 West 23d St, ". Y, or G. n Glib
ney. 11 Hhnaon placa. Rrooklvn.
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TYPIST. quick. accurate touch operator Tor
hotel billing, day work; good eelary anu
opportunity for advancement. Apply audi-
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FURNITURE.
GOWNS BOUGHT.
BIGHEsT VALUE PAID FOR

misfit or slightly useC evening and street
frocks, furs diamonds. jewelry, silverwafe
reliable. confidential. Est. 80 years. Nine.
NATAL. GO w djth st Tel. Bryant 6lO.
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statesmen WANTED
FOR PERMANENT WORK IN NEW
YORK AND OTHER CITIES; MUST
BE OVER o5 AND QUALIFIED TO
REPRESENT HOUSE or DIGNI-
FLED PLAN OF OPERATION.
AN ABSOLUTELY NEW AND
UNIQUE SALES OFFER Is BEING
MADE; RESULTS ARE IMMEDIATE
AND INCOMES LARGE. PROMO
TON is CERTAIN TO EARNEST.
INDUSTRIOUS MEN.
WE WANT MEN TO REGULARLY
SERVE SATISFIED CLIENTS AND
CREATE NEW ONES; APPLICANTS
MUST QUALIFY IN HIGHEST DE-
GREE FOR THIS CONNECTION.
CALL IN PERSON EVERY DAY
THIS WEEK. BETWEEN l AND a
p. NJ, at L. 10TH ST. GROUND
FLOOR.
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LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleasan
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
Meet slde ". NJ. Q. A.. 3O1 W. h7th 81.
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Statesmen. YOUNG MEN. OVER q. AS
Statesmen, WHO CAN QUALIFY, CAN
MAKE 800 A WEEK OR MORE; OTHERS
HAVE DONE 1T; WHY CAN'T your If
YoU POSSESS APPEARANCES AND TACT
AND CAN TALK INTEBf.IGENTLY CALL
AT S3t 9TH Av., ROOM COS.
SALESMAN and collector for real estate
office. Chfiy<hn; state age. experience,
a.. Steady, $50 Herald. Fulton st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Helm Wanted

Commercial Help Wanted.
"NATIoNAL
Il N 2 l. NJ E N 7 L X G IL A y G l..
20 Church st.
New York city.
Established 1909
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
President. ..........,......Ot Otto T. Pannard
Nice-Prcsident, John r. Macarthur
TREASURER. .-.........-.--. FRANCIS l.. Hine
Secretary ....-... Eugene IL. Outerbridge
Robert W. DeForest,
l.. f. Loree.
Newcomb Carlton.
Arthur Williams,
George Blumenthal
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ASSISTANT SALES Observation-Disclosures
with food products: experienced relling to
wholesalers, jobbers, &c. exceptional OPEN
ing for right man; 81 .50o-S3, 900 year.
ACCOUNTANT-Nalua work in the en-
gineerins construction department of rail-
road company; 5000 81. 700 year.
ACCOUNrA NTS-Several exceptionally good
openings for men with sound public expo
rience on permanent staff public account
ants: 81, GOOSE. 900 year up.
CREpfT MAN-Prefer n man experienced
handling advertising accounts for news
paper or magazine; 2,1O0 year up,
Observation-Disclosures lull set 'ohtioi az
counts, &C.; locate near Trenton. \. j.;
50 900 year up.
PRIVATE SECRETARY knowledge OF
Spanish, French or Italian viii heip;
American or pri'i~h born: will develop
along export sales lines; So 000-S2,3O0 year
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLEItI<-Familiar
with Scandinavian currency; S2,o01 year:
Sal EsNfAN- OFFICE MAN-Prefer man ia
mlliar with no pital and kitchen equip
usnt; 81 ,0O0-S2 400 year
| Statesmen tG)--Unqueetioncd past record
I q put0uODlGt
resent large New York concern In MID
West territory $1.sO0-s2,6oo year and ex-
penses.
can 81 Room 115,
THE '"NATIONAL."
on f~t,.
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c,rOC,< sALEGNFN

NO COLD CANvAssING; LIVE LEADS
COMMISSION: PROMINENT EXECUTIVE
POSITION AID INTEREST IN BUSINESS
TOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. ROOM IOl,
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can 81.
THE '"NATIONAL."
30 Church At.

AMILTON
VICE.
6 Church ST.,
one block west of Broadway.
one block below Cortlandt ST.
We have openings for III men. ihese
comprise positions for stcnographers' p9oN-
Keepers assi~tau bookkecpers, ieoser
clerks and general clerical workers.
We accept applications from eNper'ehcso
GAIL HAMILTON.
BARKER g. AfACCOLL,
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS, 20 49, ~
sR Accts Asst bookkeepcr7; German oi
French Correspondent. bank eSpr. 1ohSc, ,ri,,
prs: FNpd office Mgr. technical Rraguate
desirable. Exprd u. 5, freight rate ciel..
Spa-Eng: German-Eng Stenoi stenosrapi'e'S'
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
n EAST cd ST.
OFFICE POSITIONS oft.N.
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Instruction.
DREssalAKGNCi

I1FtAIIF4s1f NJ TEN TfUNT
Hair and beauty culture taught soientif-
foally; qualities you In short time 10 earn S3o
20 $3.50 weekly: day, evening classes. Cali
or write for free booklet III, Academy OF
Embarrassing and Beauty Culture, 1888 w
fith ct. Phone Bryant 9459.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
wooDwoRKERs

wOODwORKERs
CABINETMAKERS,
first class: those having had experience on
aeroplane preferred; clean light work: good
pay. Apply write
CURTISS AEROPLANE & MOTOR CORP,
GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND, n. y.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
We VIII train for our sales force few
men Of character and personal force who
can show ability and fitness TO belong IN a
high grade organization; the opportunity il
greater for quick reward and prompt ad-
vancement than IS usually offered. Call after
10 A. Nj. room 602, so Court St, Brooklyn.
YOUNG associate In law collection office for
outside work; one with experience and ia
cilities for getting new business; state terms.
experience and references. T54 Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
YOUNG man. Christian. for office work IN
large wholesale dry goods house. Write
G W.. go Presbyterian Bldg.
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CONNECTICUT FORWARDING CO.
ar ton through Connecticut: SnIa sh the
high rate OF shipping. Phone Hunters
Point 1901.