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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement

New Orleans, August 2.-The conner cial cotton crop for the season of 1sl9-D, which ended Saturday, was placed at 12,- 443OO0 bales in figures issued today by II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Rice Market

 New Orleans, August 2.-Rough rice, no sales receipts, 25475 sacks; nillers' re- ceipts, 247S2. Clean rice steady: sales Bluerose. B pockets. at sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
London Money
By Associated Press

London August 2.-Bar silver holf- day. Money 5h per cent. Discount rates, short bills 6a6h per cent.
 Three months bills 11-16@6A per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Louisville Live Stock
Shot Coffee

By AssocIated Press New York, August 2.-Spot coffee 1oHc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Cash Grain By Associated Prexs

Chicago, August Cash wheat: No. J
 red s. 22C12 .23; No. 2 hard. s2. .t9d2.24 Corn: No. mixed. $l fodl 411a No vel low, s1 .i2. Oats: No. 2 white, 71]1m
 Tic; No. 3 white. 6771s4c Rye: No. 2, si,eS @17' U~~' a5c@S or. Timothy seed
 & ,50nto. Glover seed s25aa5. Pork nomi- nal Lard, sl7,go Ribs, $lsnie 25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Produce

Chicago. Ills. August 2.-Butter un- changed; creamery 43G5 53.
 Eggs higher; receipts 1f,o65 eases. firsts 4s6 1T; ordinary firsts AZ 2643. At mark, cases included. 4494s; storage packed extras 4s; storage packed firsts 47h
 Poultry alive higher; fowls 3i; broilers 3Sd40.
 New York. August 2.-Buttcr steady creamery firsts 51ts 54h.
 Eggs irregular, fresh gathered firsts 47m50.
 Cheese steady, average run 25h e 28,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Chicago Futures By Assoeiated Press
Potato Market
BY Associa'ed Prn

Chicago, August 2 Potatoes firm Re- ceipts, 4s cars Eastern cobblers, sscoa $50 q barrel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
New Orleans Futures

New Orleans. August 2-The cotton market closed steady at net advances of A to t6 points,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
MARINE NEWS
By Auoeiatsd Prsss

5y Associated FFsss
 New Orleans. August 2.-Cleared: Gardiner Belgian, former Aurora), Antwerp: Ducino, Cabanas, Cuba; Nep- tune Frontera; Newburgh Bremen and Bordeaux via Norfolk; Yoro (Hondurasl. Ceiba
 Port Eads. August 2.-Atenas, Bocas Del Toro; British Star CBritishl, Daven- port, England. Delmira (British), Cuba; Hanover, Norfolk: Lake Fresco, Prog resso; Lecoq (Brtish), Beaumont; Maiden Creek, Mobile; Marina 0talianl, Genoa: Tuscan, Cuba; Westford, Calves ton.
 Arrived: Bark Molsalcone, Pensacola. Sailed: Abangarez, Bocas Del Toro via Havana, Kingston and Cristobal; Briarleaf CEsritish), Tampico. Copan CHonduras). Omoa via Port Cortez; Holden Evans Tampico Hoxhar Tux pam; Lake Eckhart Cape Garcias via Mobile.
 Mobile, August 2-Arrived: Lake Arr thur. Porto Barrios: Lake Allen, San tiaGo. Cuba; Lake Marion, New Orleans; Ramer New Orleans.
 Sailed French Cauchy, Dunkirk. France.
 c. Hester. secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
 This crop was somewhat larger than expected, and compares with crop last year of 1i,640o00 and II ,907, ,oo0 two years ago.
 Total consumption for the year was counted at 12. 735.00o bales. against 10,G0o- 0o0 last year and l., ,oS2. .000 two years ago. Foreign consumption of American cotton increased to 6,364.00O bales, against 4,5660.9 last year and 4,s67 900 two years ago
 The total quantity of cotton carried over from last year is estimated at G. OS6,0o0 bales a somewhat smaller total than most cotton traders looked for. A year ago the carrv-ovor was 6.SA00J bales and two years ago it was A,422,0oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Poultry
Fish

Gray napper--FiAauIess and drawn. 14c. Red Snapper -Headless and drawn, t74 2Sc.
 Spanish Mackertl-22q23c. Pompano-35c. Salt Water Trout--22n2Sc. Mixed Fish-12c. Mullct-tlc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03

St. Louis. August 2.-Cash wheat: No. ? red winter. g. .22o2. 24; No. white. s2 1sap 2 22 Corn: No white. $1 A: September. s1 S9f5: December. s1 9. Oats; No. white, 73fa75c; No. 2 white, 73@75c; September. eaasc bid: December 6ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03

An English postman who has retired after forty-six years service delivered 411S,H1 letters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Sugar Market

Minimum temperatures in Brazt ranged from 34 to 43 degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03

D. s. Clear Bellies-20$sH2l5sc. D. S. Rib 201zQ2siac. Pure Lard-229sc. Hams-Regular, 4lc; skinned, 42lzc. Pork Loins-50c. Racon-42n64C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Kansas City. August 2.-Cash "

Kansas City, August Cash wheat un- changed to 6c lower; No hard, g. 2oa1 2,27; No. 2 hard. g. .1sG72. .s6: No. 1 red, s2.2Gd2. 25: No. 2 red, s.tSn2. .23 Corn steady; No. mixed, tl. 40; No. 2 white, sl 40. No. 2 yellow. sl 43. Oats 1c lower to 1c higher; No. white, 1c; No. ? mixed, 64c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
Meats

D. s. Clear Bellies-20%q2l7sc
 D. S. Rib Bellies 201sQ2s1ac. Pure Lard-223sc.
 Hams Regular. 4c; skinned, 421ac. Pork Loins-50c. Racon-42Q54c.
 Live Stock (Union Stock Yards.)
 Good to choice, $1o.Ooall,O0; medium to good. 9o0q$loOJ; common to medium. SS 00a9.00.
 Grass cattle according to weight, aual- fly and flesh: Steers, $S Ooal0. .oo; fat cows, 8 .5oa6.c medium cows, $6d7; cutters, s4Q4. %; cahners, s. .506l4; heavy bulls $5GI5 50; light i bulls, A@41a; oxen, &aS; fat yearlings, g.. .5od6; medium yearlings, $4d450; yeal- CTS, S6qS. Hogs:
 Choice corn fed hogs, l55 to 1s5, .l4 rough hogs SIP; half fat rough hogs, S9u
 choice corn fed hogs, 90 to l35, SIP; light pigs, 90 pounds down. SIC; best heavy 10; soft and oily hogs from 1 to cents pound less than above prices. Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse-SS2a92.
 Old Style Hulls-s26. Corn 2G5 bushel Corn Chops-$4.50. No. White Oats $1.20. Shorts-$77. C. $ Meal, [ per ,cent-$A. 1 Hen Feed $435 sack. Economy Dairy Feed SIS | Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$47 Wheat Straw-s25. TimothN-$o. Perfect Hog Feed-sS2 Hides and Tallow No, Green Salt Hides l3c No. Green Salt Hides-12c. No. 1 Green Fresh Ifdes-1Oc. No. Green Fresh Hides-9c. No. Dry Flint Hides-25c. No. 2 Dry Flint Iides-2fc. No, 1 Dry Salt TIides22c. No. 2 Dry Salt Hides-2lc. Sheep Ifides-2jcnt1. Horse Ilides-2d4o0. Goat Skins -5en65c. Hog Skins--25g50c. Tallow--SG10c Beeswax- -320D33c. Clear Grease Wool -20ds5c Clear Washed Wool-3J14oc. Bury Wood-1on12c. Ginseng (wild)-s7 Oo1S.0O. Spot Cotton Good middlng .............,.,.,5si 5sia Strict middling ................,. .3S Middling N.......................,.51 Strict low middling ....,..,..,,3S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-03
SEVERAL CHANGES
 IN LOCAL MARKETS
Cotton Drops on Govern ment Report - Peaches
 Scarce and High

Several changes were noted in market quotations yesterday. There is a scarc- ity of Georgia peaches, according to Bell-Rogers & Co. Elhertas, grown ex- c1usively in Georgia, could hardly be obtained at any price. Those obtainable were selling at $50 per crate
 Eggs were scarce on the local market yesterday. Quotations advanced from 47c to Soc per dozen.
 The government cotton crop report showing an estimated increase in the 1920 crop over the June report had no effect on spot quotations, except indi- rectlN. Middling was quoted at l1zc less than for Saturday.
 Trading was brisk in both the retail and wholesale districts yesterday.
 Quotations were as follows:
 Poultry
 Fryers-5oc
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Independent Portrait Men

Do you know that the finest equipped print plant and studio in the United States is located in Kansas City? Our modern studio employs 45 of the best artists in the country Do you want our catalog2 Leach Art Co.,, 2le9 Grand Ave. Kansas City. Mo 1t
 MAKE big money manufacturing marble, onyx, agate, tile. more beauti- full than genuine at cost of about 10e so. foot. Marble face brick, any color. S15 per thousand, sell $75. Experience unnecessary. Money back guarantee with all expenses incurred if you can not make products listed by following my instructions. Send for list and in- formation. B. F. Spencer. Box 213. Los Angeles. Calf 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Wanted-Help, Female

 WANTED Ambitious young lady stenographer for cashier and general office work. When applying give ref erences ana salary expected. Box AZ. RepubIiean. It WANTED-Two first class wait resses for cafe work. Pleasant sur roundings and steady job for right parties Write or phone, stating eN- perience and wages desired. Lucas Leos, Florence Hotel Cale, Florence. Ariz ud MIDDLE AGED woman to work by hour. taking care of eonvalescent; light work. Call at rear 1017 E. Port land. t WANTED for housework by week or hour. situated on car llnes small family. woman sick: work not hard. Phone Groom a95S.
 WANTED Elderly lady to care for children; good home and reasonable wage for right party. 120s E. Taylor Phone S930 bn WANTED -Afiddle-aged nuincnm- bered business lady Go take charge Of small restaurant in Phoenix. Box 49E Repubncan. t WANTED Pupils for piano. 105s ". Taylor. ds WANTED-2 girls to mark merchan- disc. Answer in own handwriting. Box etE. Republican. bp WANTED " Stenographer. young lady who has good business head and lots or experience. None other need apply Box 6ohs, Republicaaa. bp WRITE pHOTOPLAYS s25 to $500 paid anyone for suitable ideas. Ex- perience unnecessary; complete out line free. Producers League, 106. St. Louis. It PERdA NEWT place for good neat ilousekeeper: small wages. be your own boss; easy place Box 3sE. Re- publican. bn WANTED Lady who sbeaBs span ish 10 give instructions to beginner. two or three evenings each week. Give particulars or phone. Box 32E. Re- publican bm SPANISH AMERICAN to hear rec I itations and talk spanish three hours a week. Box PIE. Republican. bn i WANTED Young girl 10 do house work, mornings. Apply Apt. IF l Westminster. bm WANTED-A girl for clerical worB with some Knowledge of typewriting I Apply in person to Mir. Todd. Arizona 1 Steel Pipe and Tank Co, 18th Gave. l and Harrison st. bp
 WANTED-A woman for light f housework; no washing. Phone 127R2
 bm
 WANTED-Colored woman regular iy for laundry work Call 1921 W Adams bm WANTED-1Iusic demonstration. Alp ! ply F. w. Woolworth Go. 2S F. Washington. bm
 WOMAN cook for f people on ranch 8 miles from town $50 per monts and found; no washing.
 BRADMAN
 IF s. First St bm
 WANTED Refined white yvofIiaa a. i second girl in small private @~zlily 1T city; S35 per month 602 N. Seventh s. ti
 COM MMERCIAL Employment Burea | High class office. sales and techntca positions Hours TO to 1 and to 6: 20 Room l2 122 w. Wash. St. Pbons 1895. |
 COMPETENT lady or ge1tlemar hookkeeper. capable Of taking charg' of set of books. Steady employmen with old established firm. Box 19-B
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
" Yantecl-E5eIrs- Mae and
Female

WANTED-Man and wife, good po- sition for right party; man to drive team, woman to cook for ten to fif- teen men. Steady, good wages. Phone J. D. Lee. 694 1342 Grand Ave. bp
 ANTED-Cashier experienced in grocery business: also experienced grocery clerk. Sugar Loaf grocery. bp
 WANTED Man and wife. man for night clerk woman for maid service. phone 4f2a Annex Hotel. hm
 WA Stenographer preferably with experience in retail lumber or purchasing office State age, give complete record of experience, salary earned. Advise when you can report for work and give local reference if possI- ble. Address Box 24E. Republican bm
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Personals

LOST-Address of old NIr. Smith single with house. who answered elder ly lady's ad. Box 65D, Republican. 1t
 ELDERLY lady with property wishes acquaintance of elderly gentleman of good habits and resources. Box 65D Republican. It
 PHOENIX- CASA CRANDE stage short line: only three hours on the road: leaving Phoenix daily 10 a. m new fare $3.90. Cactus Garage, 126 S. First St. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
MEN WANTED TO SELL
 GROCERIES SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT
 NTL-fsI-c . ny


 NECESSARY
 One of worlds largest grocers 6cap- ital over S1 ,000. .0009, wants ambitious men in your locality to sell direNt to consumer nationally known brands Of an extensive line of groceries. pafats roofings, lubricaung oils. stock foods etc. No capital required Write to day. State age and occupation John Sexton 6 Co. 352 W. Illinois St. Chi cago. III. II
 WANT man capable of keeping books and working in general storef also clerk who can speak Spanish Box SEE, Republican. bp
 AGENTS -s100 weekly. Automobne owners everywhere wild with en- thusiasm- Marvellous invention dou- bles power, mileage, efficiency. Saves it's cost first day. Sensational sales everywhere. Territory going like wild fire. s26 sample outfit and Ford ear free. Write quick. Ovee Go, Dept. 40S. Louisville, Ky. II
 BIG PROFITS selling Jubilee Spark Intensifier tc auto owners, garages. Banishes spark plug troubles: saves gas; exclusive territory. Jubilee Mfg. Co, ITS. Sta. c. Omaha Neb- It
 WANTED General state agent for Arizona to sell Health and Accident insurance. Splendid policies to sell witH splendid commission. Office and stenographer furnished. Western Cas- ualty co, Gas Se Electric Bldg. Den yer. Colo 1t
 WANTED-A bee man; also a helper. Jas. T. Lisonbee. Route 1. Mesa. ak
 WANTED-Boy for delivery. one who can drive a Ford. Apply before noon Sunday, Uneeda Towel Co. Third St and Adams. +
 WA ANTFD-First-cl autOuObiie blacksmith. If you are not first class and experienced in this line do not take our time. Allison Spring Co. 334 W. Adams tf
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

GAS SAVER-Ford or Chevrolet. 2b per cenE guaranteed or money refuud- ed; easily Installed. Price $2 CaEav Co., St Louis Mo III
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Lost and Found

LOST Pair black trimmed nos glasses in Mesa Republican, Mesa.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

I WANT good room and board, req sonable 720 |. Washington. d
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
MONEY LOST

IN Oil4 1O1Ns1 Millions would have been made in- stead of lost had investors been prop erly informed. Post yourself-read the Oil Press. Make money as thousands have. Each issue full of interesting news and analytical reports of scores Of companies. Some good, bad or in different. Send for free copy together with map Of the new Louisiana oil and gas fields. Now in the limelight. Address Publisher, oil Press, 1515 Re public Bidg Kansas City, Mo. Fl FOR SALE Dressmaking establish ment suitable for mGmufacturing power machines: also hemstIteher. Call 8 E. Washington St Room B d
 F0R SALE First-class and well established garage in growing town on transcontinental highway. Inquire Pov 39E Republican ds
 DESERT LANDS
 Now open for location, good land easy cleared no alkaH, pumping on cotton near this. No residence required. Call at 2l $ Fifth Ave and arrange to go out and back one day
 CONTRACTING and Building busi- ness. largest in Arizona, needs man to take a half interest and manage office end Write for appointment to Ed wards, F. c. Box 132. bm
 FOR SALE-Taxi stand on Wash ington street near Central. Box 52E, Republican office. bn
 ENGINEER and contractor with wide experience, especially in concrete bridges. buildings and highway, like to meet party with some capital to take Arizona bridges and highway con tracts on 50-5o basis; good opportunity for young nan who you'd like to go into tho construction business. Box 12E Republican. br
 FOR SALE-Only studio, boomings choice location. esta blished business Price S250 cash. Rent 70. Glendale Studio. Glendale. Ariz. bm WANTED Two or three more par ties to come in on the ground floor of an oil company iusr organized with an investment plan of guarantee. Box #9oD Republican. bp
 800 PER GENT per annum in q safe l business enterprise. Write box 9S4 l BUrkburnet.. TeSas. Ii
 WANTED-T'arty with three and l half or five ton truck freight from ! Ray Junction to mine 19 miles. This l is 9 good contract Immediate action t necessary. Communicate with J. D. i Devine. Kelvin. Ariz bn BUSINESS for sale s3000 ladies l ready to- wear and millinery, in best mining town in Arizona; very pros 1 porous. low rent, good reasons for 8 selling out. Address r. W. Box 1103. # Jerome, Ariz br
 MY first-cIass restaurant, perfectly 1 furnished: good business and a bar l gain. Am leaving Ray. Address Com mercia1 Cafe. Ray. Ariz. bp
 on. LEASES
 Tn the great Pecos valley. Last chance to get d lease on oil land at B per acre; prices going up fast. Hud f speth. Upton Terrill Presidio. county # leases at 8 per acre.
 pecos in Reezes county. S10 per acre. Only a limited amount at these figures You all read the papers. I don't have to tell you what is doing there, but do tell you to get your leases now and be quick. Particulars can be had by addressing
 JEAN HURDMAN
 kl Rox QSS phOenfE 1f
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Wanted-To Rent


 N-ANTED-B couple with four children lease by year ; or Groom modern house, city or suburban; will pay up to $40; would buy if suited. E. T McLan. ?. Q. Box 262, Glen dale It YOUNG man employed desires room in private family; must be nicely fur nished. reasonable; permanent. Box 5SE. Repu6Iiean. Il WANTED -Unfurnished five TO six room cottage. conveniently located. t5r year Box 41E. Republican bn WANT good room and board, req sonable. 20 E. Washington. ds WANTED Maize land; share crop preferred. Phone 11SRS. br WANTED-To rent suitable place for real estate office: might consider partner: good references. Phone S569. F o. box SS4 It WANT5tD-To rent a blacksmith shop furnished with tools. Address Y. ". N., F. e. box 1921, Phoenix, Ariz.
 | WANTED-To rent by the year, fur nished or partly furnished house; would consider unfurnished; plenty of references. Mrs. H. B. Cassidy, phone 1256. bm WANT ITO RENT a desirably lo- cated double house, either furnished or unfurnished. Prefer northeast or north west part of city. Call Mrs. Brownlee, 3905. bm WANTED-Furnishe apt close in, or house for summer at reasonable rates; no sick or children: responsible ! party. Address Box 25E,, Republican. bm ! IF YOU want to rent your house. i call Phone 4990. 1t < WANTED TO RENT@Smal dairy 1 ranch must be reasonable; near l Tempe. Phone 219, Tempe. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Business Chances

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 FOR SALE-At Prescott. Ariz., East
 Side Plaza small grocery and soft
 drink stand three living rooms con nected. Price $350. Party unable to
 handle business. Address 141 $. Cor
 tez St. dn
 FOR SAIEl-AT $125 PER SHARE
 TO YIELD PER CENT ALL OR
 PART OF 100 SHARES 10 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK
 IN ONE OF STRONGEST AND MOST REPUTABLE FINANCIAL IN STITCTI0NS IN THE STATE, PAY ING REGULAR QUARTERLY Dl- fVIDEND OF $250 PER SHARE AND tEAHNd NC IN EXCESS OF TWO AND ONE-HALF TIMES DIVIDEND RE- QJlREMENTS. OPpORTUNITY OF SECURING EXCEPTIONALLY SAFE AND DESIRABLE INVESTMENT IN CONCERN WHERE STOCK IS ! CLOSELY HELD BY FEW OF MOST CONSERN RNATINE MEN IN STATE. ADDRESS, F. Q. BOX 146. PEiOENIA-
 .INSIDE A MOVIE STUDIO.r A i WONDERFULLY INTER F STING 1 FREE BOOK, by Clyde L. Clarke. An 1 absorbing story of tremendous oppor- i tunities for scenario writers. actors. 8 actresses and business men, You paid ] your share of the S750 000 900 spent by the movie public last year. You stood i in line at the box office window. Why not stand in line at the profit sharing
 window Write for FREE BOOK to- day, published in the home of motion
 or letter to AIACAULEY MASTER I pHOTOPLAYS COMPANY. GOO L w I HELIAIAN BUILDING, Los Angeles i Cal. n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
InN RITlEcE e INt MI

Will take out parties on hay rides Go anywhere. any time, for S1 per head; stay long as you like. Phone S192 bn
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

HEALTHY m1dule-aSed gentleman driving to Los Angeles can take one passenger. Box 44E- Republican. 1t
 TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN My property is off the market E. r.. Smith 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Special Notices

THIS WILL notify all real estate dealers that my 40 acres on Chicago avenue is removed from the market Geo. A Newman. It.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Wanted Situation, Male

gin man, to superintend plant; can make all minor repairs. best of ref
 erences furnished. Address G. e. Bar nett, U. s. S Melville, care F. Mh san Diego. Cai. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Business Chances

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 WOULD you invest s1 week Tor ten weeks on a chance to make sIpQ0 or more2 Particulars free: no obliga ton. Write J. A. Carlton. Box 676. Fort Worth. Tex. II
 SPECIALIZE in financing meri- torius business enterprises by selling stocks or first mortgage bonds. Strictly commission basis. Mail full particu- lars in first letter. John Trior. 1920 Eddy St. Chicago III. 1T
 FOR SALE-Paying meat market in Douglas, Ariz. Owner forced to sac rifice Good proposition for live butcher S1209 will handle Address Fl. F. Fl. Douelas Dispatch. bp
 BARBER SHOP two chairs. marble case. two baths. shine stand; good al- ways. Address Box 353, Flagstaff. Ari- zona. ds
 A REAL OPPORTUNITY
 To increase your present income. We want able representatives 10 dis tribute remarkable $25 calculating ma chine that is taking the place of high priced machines. Sold on guaranteed money back basis. Easy to explain easy to use, easy 10 sell A bonaGde proposition for live earnest men who want to make real money. Territorial rights now being granted. Write i'm mediately for our proposition. Ray Adding Machine Co, 465 Washington St.. New York City. 1t
 HOW TO START IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF is a little book sent free by a large hosiery manufacturer selling it's entire output through spe- cial representatives direct to the wear CTS. It shows you how to build for keeps" and how 10 make up to $2,50O year as some arc doing. Write for # today. CIows Knit Hosiery Go. Phira- delphia. Pa. 3t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Wanted-S Situation, Female

COMPETENT, experienced stenog- rapher. Al references, desires position. s125. Phone S775. bn
 BLANKETS and spreads home laun- dered. Phone S192. dd
 POSITION Wanted Young lady
 student of Tempe Normal school de- sires position for the summer, with family in the country, to teach small children. Available June 10. Address M O. L.. 1641 w. Madison street, Phoe- nix. Ariz It
 YOUNG lady, experienced in gen eraI office work. bookkeeping and stenography. desires permanent posi- ton. Phone 2O60 bn
 DIETITIAN. aged 31, college trained. experienced as matron- -dietitian in hospital, would like to correspond with physician managing sanitarium in Ari- gona. Box soc. Republican. t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
W aT2rec.-IIelp, Male

 REAL SAI.ESAIEN. with car pre- ferred n your locality: S50 to S2O0 weekly, selling that wonderful COR ALA" Patch-not an all rubber or Khaki back-It's different-PA TENT ED-nothing else like it on the market. clean up-BEST in the WORLD for automobile inner tubes - Territory FREE. (You can start with T S6.00 Order) "CORAJAH RUBBER MFG. CO. Dallas. Texas. F. s: Have several openings for State Managers Witn $500 to 5000 capital Should easily n1aFe $500 to S2000 per month Be quick or the other fellow will get it.
 WANTED-Ma to work ii ward and machines. ohIrau Lumber Co; 502 S First Ave. bp WANTED-A- colored barber for white trade. $25 guarantee: 60 per cent over S35. Commercial Barber Shop. Mesa Ariz. hr LIVE WIRE EMPLOY 83isNT AGCY
 3 Cactus Way, between Center and
 First. Phone 693.
 Camp baker S125
 Hotel clerk $6o. room and board.
 Four milkers, $70 to SEQ and board
 Tabler on hay baler S4 and board.
 Mine blacksmith. s6-13
 CultiVator tearnstePs, S2.o0
 Readable man city. S90
 Two ohambermaids. hotel II WANTED once, a first class es17 perienced painter and paperbanger.
 DEPUTY WALL PAPER co
 90 S Second Ave hn DISTRIBUToR wanted in every town for SpeedoHne, $500 to 5000 per month exclusive territory, automobile free 10 workers. Speedoline Go. Dept. I14. Dallas. Tex. It WANTED Private instructions in double entry bookkeeping from com- petent party couple hours during eve- ming Box ABE. Republican. t FIRST CLASS shoe repair man; one who understands machines Good yearl; must also do good jack work f steady job. good paw. Wire American F Repair Shoe Hospital Prescott, Ariz.
 dd 1 WANTED4-Nurse for small Sanato- rum: must be active, pleasant dispo- sition; wages $75 Q month. board and laundry. Apply Dr. A. D. Wilson, Prescott. Ariz bp