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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. II, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
an electric train, great many fire.
works, and a foot ball. | will have
you slice of cake when you come.
Your little boy, M
V. B. lines, Jr., 4
800 College Street.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. Is, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus | want doll
and doll bed and wagon and some
paper dolls and stove.
Your friend,
Sibly Sansing.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Caledonia, Miss, Dec. 16, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
4 knife and some firecrackers ana a
few kinds of toys to play with, and
some candy, apples, oranges and nuts.
That is all | shall ask you for this
time. Yours truly,
Clayton Dodssn.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19
NY Dear Santa:


! am afraid that you can't bring
me moving picture machine, because
We have no electric lights to attach
it to, so / decided l would write you
another letter and tell you that l
want a sword and please bring Saun-
ders one also, and don't forget the
cap pistols for US both, and the fire
works, fruit and candy. And please
remember to bring Toms spinning
top that Mamma wrote you about.
Please bring Mary Ann some nice
things, especially a rubber ring and
doll to chew on, for she is just cutting
her first teeth. We see pictures of
you in all the papers and | wish that
| could see you. Please make as
much noise as you can so you will
wake me up. Bring Mamma, Daddy
and Dotty something too and all
the world something too.
Your friend,
Charles Smith Wilburn.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. Is, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me base ball and a bat, horn a
pump gun, some apples, oranges, nuts
and candy, some firecrackcrs and a
bear. Your friend,
Hugheon Coleman.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Caledonia, Miss, Dec. 16, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
doll, some apples, oranges and nuts,
and few firecrackers. That is all |
want this Christmas.
y From your little girl,
Carolyn Dodson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. II, 1920.
Dear Old Santa Claus; Here is one
more little boy who wants you to not
forget him. l want some fireworks
and a bicycle, ball, some nuts, and
fruit of all kinds.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19
Columbus, Miss. Dec. 16, 1920

Columbus, Miss, Dec. 16, 1920
Dear Santa Claus; l have tried, to
be a good little girl, and | want you
to come to see me and make my Christ
mas happy. This is what | want for
Christmas: | want a doll and doll
buggy, some nuts, apples and candy.
Don't forget any of the little children.
You must be a mighty good man to
come to see everyone.
Your friend,
Beulah Massingale.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. 10, 1920.
Dear Santa: ! want a red ball, a
little toy gum and some apples, orang-
es, nuts and lots of candy. | am 9
little boy six years old.
Your friend,
II. N. XIV, Joe Jemison.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. 10, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
a striped ball, some fruits, nuts and
candy; also some fireworks.
Your little friend,
j. d. Blankenship.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

The contest is for the best defini-
ton of christmas"
1t is open to all children II years
Of age and under.
First prize, SO in gold; second
prize 81; third prize 81; one picture
show ticket to each child submitting
the next five best definitions.
Definitions are limited to TWEEN.
TY words, not Including the address
and the signature.
Definitions must be in the Dispatch
N~~7aN-r-N~~~>-r~-~~N-e~>
ball that will bounce high up, little
toy gun, and a knife. | want some
big red apples and some nuts anc
candy am little boy six years
old. | send you love.
Your little friend,
Elmer Smith.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19
lssIsx x%tts4t
HIS SUGGESTION

HIS SUGGESTION
"Werl have to economic this
Christmas, my dear"
"Yes, but how7"
ave an idea. Let's give your rel.
atlves the same kind Of cheap gifts
we always give my folks"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Christmas ties at Loeb's in fancy
boxes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. 10, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: | want red
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Don't fail to read the wantads.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19
Tit fer Tat.

The Poet: MAY | read you my new
Christmas pOemf
The Musician; Eyes. II you'll LET me
play you my new Christmas cantata."
.-Fllegende Batter.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Columbus, Miss, Dec. Is, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
bicycle for Christmas. | also want
bag Of nuts and drum. think
that is all for this time.
Your little friend,
Robert Montgomery.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Caledonia, Miss, Dec. 16, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me some firecrackers, knife, and a
few kinds of toys to play with. Also
some candy. apples, oranges and nuts.
That is all | will ask for this time.
Yours truly,
Clyde Dodson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Caledonia, Miss, Dec. 16, 1920.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
a doll, some apples, oranges, nuts,
candy and firecraekers.
Your little friend,
Gladys Dodson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-19

Scientific Vucanizng Guaranteed Your money back not
satisfied Free air at curb assistance if preferred Sunday Ser
vice for your Service Car waiting at all
times TASK the who has tried service and trial.
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SALESMAN.

A record of successful craftsmanship.
ability to meet big men and on an
equality. application and stamina are
the qualifications you must have to
be eligible for n most desirable con-
nectlon.
We are interested in men who are
accustomed 70 earning $1,000 and up
ward annually. between % and IS
years old.
This is an unusual opportunity for
man willing to travel and OF suffi-
Client calibre to associate with con-
Germ of the highest character and rat
ing that has been established over
90 years.
To secure an interview state age.
experience and nationality. r 26s
Herald, Herald 50.
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SALESMAN-Adjust your affairs 20 meet
present high expenses; represent nation
ally known corporation. the demand for
whose product far exceeds their capacity 20
supply draw n check only limited by your
energy; we have vacancies for high grade
statesmen; commission basis; we want mer
of managerial calibre; our officers have al
been field men: they know the kind OF hclr
the statesmen need In order TO add largely
to his bank account each week. and they
furnish Just the help to do IT. give some
particulars of yourself and telephone mum.
Der. Il Herald. Herald So
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

|
Commercial Help Wanted.
NATIONAL"
EMPLOY MENT XcHANGE
80 Church ST..
New York Cry.
Established 1907
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President. .................,O Otto T. Barnard
Yice-President. John r. Macarthur
Treasurer. Observation-Disclosures. Francis l.. Hire
Secretary. .......... Eugene II. Outerbridge
Robert W. DeForest.
l.. +. Loree.
Newcomb Carlton.
Arthur Williams.
George Blumenthal
CLERICAL DEPT
Continued from preceding column.)
sTENOGRAPHER-U opportunity for
young man aged 1922 to act assistant
TO advertising and sales manager Of
growing manufacturing concern; SO and
real future.
STENOGRAPHER-D office manu-
featuring business; $25.
STENOGRAPHER-Upt auto service sta
ton $25.
sTENOGRAPHER for Honduras; attractive
living conditions and splendid future with
silver mining company; former stenog-
rapher now assistant to president; must
be able to speak some Spanish; 500
month and board and ROOM
RATE CLERK-Familiar with railroad tar
lifts and freight bills; $50.
CABLE CLERK-Familiar with Western
Union foreign code; S125 month.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION CORRE-
SPONDENTS (2)-Aged 25-35; some ex-
perience in this work necessary; $2S-$3O.
ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT - Must
know plumbing supply houses around
New York; $3O-S3j.
VOUCHER CLERK-Famiiar with accounts
payable voucher distribution; $50
MANAGER MAILING DEPARTMENT-Abe
TO operate multigraph and Monograph
machines; work largely supervisory; $50
ELLloTT-FIsHER BILLING OPERATOR
Aged 2O-$25 Protestant; downtown
steamship company; So
NIGHT wATCHMAN-Easy berth for man
aged $3.50; practically no work but
hours are long: 1928 month
LEDGER CLERK-Customers' accounts
Yonkers; $50.
YOUNG MEN (2)-Must be ambitious, well
in office work; excellent opportunity;
500 month.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR-You or middle
aged able TO take shorthand notes; $50.
YOUNG MAN-17-1s years; prefer residen,
of Jersey City; $50.
Misunderstanding insurance accounts; $50
month.
LEDGER CLERK-For williamsburg; UNI
usually good place for accounting stu
dent; S20S23.
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT CLERK
Some experience in accounting work pre-
ferred; $40
CLERKS (3)-Must be rapid at figures: 500
CLERK-TYPISTS-Un good opportu-
nifty with large manufacturer; $lS-$20.
CLERK-TYPIST-15-1s years; near upper
Central Park; $1S$20
RUNNER-Bond house, Sl5-Sls.
ADDREsSOGRAPH OPERATOR-$ls.
JUNIOR CLERK and Runner-Unusual open
ing for boy wishing 10 learn steamship
business; S15-$i7.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE-start In with
advertising agency SiG$17.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY vino desires to become
salesman. stock department OF textile
house; $l3.
Call OIL. Room 715.
The NATIONAL"
80 Church ST.
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statesmen.

Large earnings and permanent
connection are available TO three men
Of sufficient sales ability and expert
ence to be eligible to join the sales
force Of one of the most successful
enterprises of this country. estab-
iished over 80 years and conducting
q nationwide business. A recent ex-
papsion OF our interests necessitates
Increasing our staff. This is a most
unusual opportunity TO become asso-
ciated with a leading concern engaged
IN highly specialized advertising.
Dealing only will big business. the
commissions are proportionately large.
and the right men may reasonably ex-
pect to earn from Sc 900 upward the
first year. with n steadily incret sing
income due to renewals. Extensive
travelling necessary. Appointments
for interview will be made only with
those between 2S and As. who state
nationality and selling experience in
detail: include telephone number. X
269 Herald. Herald SO.
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EALESNfEN

Statesmen
statesmen ARE NOT BORN BUT MADE;
able statesmen command the highest compen-
sation: we teach our men and develop them
into highly efficient statesmen without cost 70
them; we a selling organization with
branches In 90 OF the principal cities and
have I 800 representatives In our employ,
many now earning $500 20 81 900 per month
II you are a man OF character and sound
Judgment and ambition to reach the top in
the most dignified and remunerative kind OF
selling. call at our office. room 1907, e
Court ST., Brooklyn. after $3.50 A. NJ.
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HIRST OCCUPATIONAL EXCHANGE,
WALL ST. SPECIALISTS, 60 BROADWAY.
Bond statistician, 50 900 SO 900. Statisti-
clan and market letter writer. good salary.
lFpr. .or Expert TT pepman $40 Tecphc.rc or
stenos., brokerage. s2s-s25. Middle aged
messengers. High class bond and stock
statesmen, also real estate statesmen
ADVERTISING ACCOUNT man SIS
Steno. -secy.. $500. Bookkeepers, stenos..
clerks &c. Many others. Register free
BLAN' uE Reid EMPLCYAn.N AGENCY,
Ia NASSAU. BEEKAIAN 355I
ADVERTISING MANAGER, extensive de-
partment store experience. $4,000
6DL,NkEEPER, downtown newspaper S2a
sIIEN9GRAPHER. IS. 20 years old. capable
deVeloping Into executive, $40 monthly
CoLORED MESSENGER $50 monthly;
whlte messengers. young or middle aged
S65 monthly eN'
MESSENGER middle aged man, 500 week
BARKER MACOLL, 30 CHURCH ST.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
wall st. cashier. entire charge of cage
Asst. cashier; Foreign collection man: Of
flee Mgr., 9. p. A. office; Bookkeeper and
typist Traffic clerk r. II. OF steamship exp (:
Mail clerks: Return premium clerk: Me-
chanioal craftsman; Stenographer. head cor
e-ondenf dept; StenoEraphers: Registry free
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
u EAST 42D STREET
Railroad man, knowledge of shipping and
rates. salary $40. Warehouse operator,
salary $40
No REGISTRATION FEE.
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
Domestic Help Wanted
BUTTER. second. third useful men, couples
IL IN ScelY's Agency 3s West NOD
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Statesmen,
$1,000 TO $4,000.

Wall Street financial institution furnish
Ing capital for the expansion OF one Of
Americas most talked of Industrial enter
prises has opening for two or three expert
enced security statesmen: also ready
TO train three or four men who have been
successful In other lines, but who appre-
ciate the larger earnings possible In the Sc
curity field: intensive publicity campaign
coupled with active office cooperation, as
sures attractive earnings from the start.
Phone Mr.. Eneas, Hanover l0033. for ap
pointment
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SALESMAN,

high type, with acquaintance OF New
York stationery buyers and executives.
We offer an opportunity to build a
good big paying business where repeat
orders are OF more value than original
sales.
Tell US something in your reply.
RIBBON AND CARBON PRODUCTS,
81 W. Broadway, New York city.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

----~~~y-A-~---~~~-~-~
800 reward paid for the arrest or informa-
tlun which will lead 10 the arrest OF party
or parties who took from my apartment on
Wednesday, November "a 1920, between .
and > o'clock. jewels gowns. fur coat ana
two leather handbags. Mrs II. II. MOitHlS'
MnNlnnrl a
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SALESMAN can earn $40 20 $40 Say
BY Introducing HARDENED COP
yer SHEARS ~eu IN sight: look Ike
gold. wear BETTER. Apply person
ally. 0 20 II Hardened Copper Cut
Corp, $50 Madison nv.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

statesmen
WHO WISH TO BECOME EXECUTIVES
WIN NEED SEVERAL HONEST.
RED-BLoopED 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 OF Salts
FLED CLIENTS WHO MUST BE
SERVED REGULARLY. A COM
PLETELY NEW AND PRACTICAL
GALES PLAN is PRODUCING
EPLENDID INCOME FOR OUR Or
cANIzATIoN. MEN WITHOUT EX-
pERIENCB ARE FINDING oPPoR-
TuNITY FOR LIFE WORK.
WE ARE IN GREAT NEED OF
MATERIAL FOR QUICK PROMO
TON TO IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE
POSITIONS. THIS is THE BONA
Eide EFFORT OF A STRONG DIG
NIFIED INSTITUTION TO CON-
PLETE THE PERSONNEL NECEs-
sARY FOR A DEFINITE WORK OF
EXPANSION.
1T YOU ARE IN EARNEST. HAVE
PERSONAL FORCE. A CLEAN REC
ORD AND ARE OVER 20 YEARS
OLD.
CALL 8 EAST 10TH GROUND
FLOOR, ANY DAY THIS WEEK
BETWEEN 10 A. NJ. AND P. NJ.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
HIGH CLASS cANvAss1Nci SALESMAN
FOR METROPOLITAN DISTRICT TO SELL
STORES AND OFFICES 4 REAL HoLI-
REFERENCES REQUIRED SIZE Mr.
SHEPHERD, 9TH FLOOR. O07 BROADWAY.
statesmen
Whether experienced or not you are in
vited 70 make n connection with pro-
gressive, fast growing financial sales
organization that viii train you thor
oughly In intensive sales production meth
DDS and give you free rein thereafter 20
make your earnings what you Will this Is
once-in-a- lifetime opportunity: Il may
not be reopened better investigate It to-
day.
Room 9l1. 1888 Broadway
sALESMAN.-DRUGS.
Old established pharmaceutical house re-
CURES services OF a good, live representative
for New York and New England states for
1871; Address. giving fun Particular as 70
confidential. J. A.. 1850 Herald, Harlem.
SALES MANAGER
well-known manufacturing concern l. IN
need OF live sales manager; applicants
must be competent OF handling sale Of a
well-known electrical commodity IN all sec
lions OF the u. g will have district offices
10 all large cities. Apply az once. stating
age, detailed outline Of experience and
salary expected. p o. box t2i Newark y j.
SECURITY SALEsMEN.
Exceptional opportunity for young mon. ~
10 30 years Of age, TO learn the system Of
selling securities over the telephone; expert.
ence not necessary real live young men with
intelligence. tact and perreverarrc WHY o..
trained In established organization selling
high grade securities and win receive liberal
saiary and commission while learning Gail
all week. suite 202 (Aibcrt G Wilson and
Company, 1913 broadway
SECURITY salesman with or without
olientelel to sell high grade preferred
stock OF banking institution furnish real
leads to the right man which viii enable
him 10 produce 500 TO 5000 weekly IN com.
missions: personality, self determination,
references required. II 1920 Herald. Brook
lyn.
SECURITY SALESMAN
800 weekly salary and commission. good
man should make S2j, 900 yearly selling high
class industrial stock plenty leads state
past connections: communications strictly
confidential y zoos Herald. Fulton s'
sETv7RITY g NLEsNfAN (wITH on WrrH
OUT CLIENTELES TO OFFER 4 HIGH
GRADE PREFERRED INDUSTRIAL Tf 'T
YIELDS 1916 TO THE RIGHT MAN
BONAFIDE LEADS FURNISHED NELSON
2 co. 33t 5TH Az
SHOW card writer's wanted or men with
artistic talent; can make big money at
home or travelling Nohcnn Products Cor
ocration. Pleasantvile. ~ Y.
SPANISH or Spanish American stenographer
and translator 10 assist editor nf era sr
'ncNnical journal. state age, education, ex-
perience and nationality. d 1918 Herald,
Fulton 81
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SALESMAN OF proven ability. who sells de-
partment store trade. for an exclusive
high grade line In mems wear; samples ex-
ceotionally convenient 10 handle In coniunc-
ton with one other line: weight 10 pounds
proposition presents very unusual opportunity
and commands consideration Of only broad
gauge men who have sufficient agrees i've
ness and executive ability TO make the most
OF high class proposition. Applications
VIII be In strict confidence. State territory
Herald 50.
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SALESMAN wANTEn-A YOUNG MAN
WANTED TO SELL HAT Innings
MUST ne ACQUAINTED WITH MANU-
FhCTIIRlNG AND RETAII MILLINERY
PLY BY MAIL ONLY. EAGLE HAT LIN
ING Co. % WEST 9srH ST
SALESMAN Thoroughly experienced 10 sell
high grade line Of fancy leather goods 70
the department stores and specially shops OF
the Far Western states; only those with first
class references considered. + 20 Herald,
Herald "a
1ALEsMAN. security, with clienteie draw
tpG account against 20cs commission. Call
~ 20 .. Room 1909, SOS 5th av.
GALEgHAN-Familiar with city iobbers and
dealers, handle fast selling speciality; state
record. " 2ss Herald, Herald "a.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen WANTED
HIGH GRADE SECURITY Statesmen
OVER 40 YEARS OF AGE; MARRIED MEN
PREFERRED; DEFINITE OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR MEN OF KEEN INTELLECT
AND STRONG CHARACTER TO AFFILI-
ATE THEMSELVES WITH A HIGH CLASS
CONCERN: MEN or ABILITY, tNVES'rr-
GATE THIS ROOM 504. II WEST 42D
or, NEW YORK CITY.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A self-respecting salesman. whose am
billion Is beyond his present place, might
find more congenial employment with US
and at the same time double his income
we require a man OF clean character.
sound in mind and body. of strong per-
sonality, who would appreciate a LIES
job with a fast growing concery ere
industry would be rewarded VIC tar
above average ear3s4-za married men
preferred; experience To-. necessary. Ap-
ply suite 204. World Tower Building. 10
w. 10th st. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TRADESMEY y
hereby give notice that I will NJ be la
bic for any OF the debts or obligations, 10
necessary or otherwise, contractr by M
wife .
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SALESMAN.
statesmen TR1rcKs

- N4fI1I4s1NIIl4Nl IIkVVNNs
WHO ARE WELL ABOVE THE Az
ERAGE, WILL FIND MOST PROFIT
ABLE COMMISSION WORK SELL
ING A FRENCH TRUCK JUST
ENTERING THE MARKETS OF THIS
COUNTRY; A SPLENDID FUTURE
FOR A LIVE WIRE. SEE II. II.
HENRY, ROOM 903. 1867 BROAD
WAY.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
statesmen.

A GOOD PROPOSITION AND a
GOOD MAN BACK OF IT. SUCH Is
THE IRRESISTIBLE COMBINATION
THAT MAKES SUCCESSFUL SALES
MANSHIP SURE; If YOU ARE A
GOOD MAN" IN THE SENSE
THAT YOU'RE WILLING AND
ABLE TO WALK TALK AND TELL
THE TRUTH. $3.50 AND OVER A
WEEK IN WAITING YOU IN THIS
ORGANIZATION: AN EXPANSION
DRIVE is ON: BIG OPPORTUNITY
AWAITS; II YOU ARE BETWEEN
2h AND 60 WE'LL BE GLAD TO SEE
YOU ANY DAY FROM 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910, - WEST 43D ST.
SUITE 305, 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE 1912 FLATIRON BUILDING
SUITE 81, 166 MONTAGUE ST, BKLYN
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sALEsNAN.

SALESMAN.
Wholesale and retail grocery spe-
cinity salesman who can produce re-
suits right off the bat: unusual OPP
portunity for one who has specialized
on bouillon cubes: liberal salary, with
excellent opportunity for advance
rnent; must give full particulars:
letters strictly confidential. " las
Herald. Herald 50.
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nALEsMEN--HIGH CLASS SECUR-
rTY: LEADS FURNISHED $3.50
TO $3.50 A WEEK BY FOLLOWING
OUR PLAN SEE MR.. CAMPBELL,
SUITE 200. III WEST BOTH.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted whereabouts REM.
Settler. who disappeared September 1914.
Bertha Settler (wife). Address INFORMA-
TON. room 1407 Tines Building.
WEEKEs-Martha Mercy last heard OF In
1906 at $50 Yves, 22d St. New York sisters
inquire. Mrs l. HALL. 1904 Dover av.,
Canal Dover, Ohio.
MARY E.--Received Z letters and contentsI
many thanks q. ~.
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TYPIST
YOUNG MAN. WHO is ACCURATE AND
RAPID: GOOD ENGLISH EDUCATION
NJ ESSARY PERMANENT POSITION:
He YRS 5 80 TO 80: / O'CLOCK ON SAT-
UEDAY All. YEAR. APPLY
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY,
$50 EAST 18TH STREET, ROOM 90.
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WE have an exceptionally fine open
ing for two educated, aggressive,
ambitious, thinking men, ages 80 20
20. TO assist TN expanding our service,
which Is essential and an established
success; permanent and lucrative po-
sitions, with splendid futures. 225
9Th av., room 1917.
WINDOW TRIMMER, thoroughly expert
enced on high grade mems clothing an,
furnishing trims good salary and pleasan
environment Brill Brothers. 40 y. i4th st.
YOUNG MAN. 10 20 20 years OF age,
wanted by conservative Christian
bond house dealing only in Govern
mcnt and municipal securities. good
opportunity for advancement: state
age. religion and references. Address
n $50. Herald. $50 Broadway.
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statesmen.

High grade salesman OF proven ability and
integrity may make connection with enci
neering company OF national standing on
basis which should assure him financial In
dependence In a few years. n 55T Herald.
$50 Bway.
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II A MI LION
LoYMENT
VICE.
G CHURCH ST,
block west of Broadway,
one block below Cortlandt ST
We have two Jobs for bookkeepers
S3O-$35. Applicants for these two po-
sltons must be interviewed at Q o'clock
Monday morning Over 100 positions
open In many different lines Of bust
ness, Christian firms.
GAIL HAMILTON.