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Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
] F. TALBOT ATrt TIC. NEE
 Putnam, Conn, AUCTION

l will sell IT Public Alctfor. at tho residence of the late Mary E. Potter the house, barn and property located st 6S Walnut St. Putnam. Corn. on SATURDAY. AUGUST 4 -oao
 at 1.3o D. m,
 The property consisting of no feet front and $50 feet back (inarc 1T less house. barn and other luildincs.
 Household Goods
 One parlor stove l kitchen stove eies. chairs, lot of dishey tiuware glassware, clocks, 1 sewing machine l talking machine with records. 1 ae. eordion, lamps, beds and bedding. T r1uch. bureaus. commodes. pictures. curtains and many other articles too rumeorus to mention on this bill. One cord of hardwood (cut to stove lengthl harnesses, chains. forks. hoes. shovels iron bar. hammer. .ackle and hlecks with about 800 feet at one inch rope; one hay cutter. SC seesdoors ulndow screens. etc.
 WILLIAM F, MANN PD.
 Adlninistrator
 Slt2
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, AUG. 21, 1920 At 10 A. NJ. Standard Time

By the Admlnlstratrlces of the es- tate of the late Alice NJ. Morse, at the rear of the residence of Henry Preston on South Main street, Put nam. Conn. near the old telephone building, consisting of a large and unusual variety of household goods in exceptionally fine condition, includ- ing oak and mahogany dressers. bu- reaus. ehiffoniers. desks, chairs. par Tor set, old secretary, bookcase. tables, velvet carpet, good variety of rugs, fancy dishes. imported bric-a-brac, a lot of high grade croekery, sewing machine. bicycle. I new Chase robe. several trunks. a large quantity of books, also many smaller articles both useful and unique. Don't fail to at tend this sale as everything will be sold for the high dollar to the highest bidder, Terms cash, and. if stormy postponed to first fair week day at the same hour.
 BLANCHE P. VAUGHAN, f
 HARRIET NJ. LUKE, "
 Administratrices.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
PUTNAM GOLFERS WIN
Even Up With Stafford Springs Club
 On Putnam Links Saturday

Football and golf know no rain. Although showers appeared last Sat urday afternoon they did not drive the golfers of Putnam and Stafford Springs from the links at the Putnam Country Club. The match was played to a finish and Putnam won.
 The local players are by no means veterans and have been consistently defeated for some time, only winning an occasional match But it looks as if as the months pass by the play of the Putnam members is developing The first part of the season Putnam was defeated by the same players who were defeated here Saturday after noon.
 The score;
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
Renick Brings Low
 Prices

When Tommy came home he said: Mamma, Renick has poved again" The mother replied: "l hope he didn't move too far Oh, no, just from the Observer to The Patriot, and he has carried his low prices along with him.
 He is selling three of the lead ing brands of flour at $l.S8 a bag. Can you beat it? Williams Pure Coffee at only 39 cents a pound, and many other specially priced staples which a limited space prohibits printing.
 The best way to learn where the real low prices are is to call at his Pomfret Street store. He will have more things to tell you next week.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
WANTED

Everybody to know that Payne's Ice Cream Go is doing business oppo- site the High School in building for merly occupied by H. s. Morse's nseat market, School street. Cream sold at wholesale or retail This ice cream is made from pure cream, Will sell at very reasonable prices. Also ice for sale at 45 cents per hundred in 100 pound blocks, 500 pound blocks or more, 40 cents per hundred. Deliver ed to any part of the city. TALBOT AND MORTON. Telephone 67 or 72-2 25-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
SIGNIFICANT TROPHIES

anything could emphasize this the mockery of wagng is the arrival in New York harbor of battered huks the pride the German awarded the United States sole material trophy the struggle practice somewhere of the steamship lines In their day these ships the the pride of nation Millions money spent their structure and the brawn of the German nation the of their The empire ejoced it's industries and its ploughed fields but burst into mistaken patriotism modern formidable And theml Silly junk to sink beneath the target play enemy ships Yet national continues goes rise and the end the Strange it is that the face of every hardearned lesson nations rush and regard international friendship with suspicion.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
COUNTY CHURCHES 50 YEARS
 AGO
Special to The Patriot
 B. ". H. Taylor

Hartford, Saturday, August 7th- Ny weeks work is about completed. | l have written articles on number of subjects for various papers. and as a good ending for the week l thought l would do a little church work. $ hence this special article in regard to the clergy of old Windham county Of fifty years ago C870} as recorded in the state register
 Rev Henry r Hyde Jf F0Hfret eas tae WiHaham coantg registrar of the General Association 0f Congregation
 l Churches 9f Connecticut. Tine rlary were Eav W " Atwater. Sou < IliHrig; Rev Nathaniel Beach i c1ast5e Rev aB1as tf- Be#,
 1Iaau Rev DaT Breed, Arlington ees srmaer fiar ford ReT. 5 H Fello# #aaea Rev Fran #tliaH and keG E. Grirrz. alza EzT C H Grzsea9r Gun fes9Ia5 Bee Hea Helfcs and Reg j. ~ EIpa 3Q saE-h Wood tocz M s Hopaia#8a tzhfo15 Rev
 H9ae aenfres Res e H.
 Hampton. Ees z. T Keith ffs#a6 ReV Joha A dslHsh. Ri ~ EE William paIaa Plain zgf# teR E. # Fr #6s- 6cea Res Charles & segneas Bro9alga aee I1smas T0In Th2aHsoa. Re- Jeremiah Ta9l5a 8e Kll.rslg. Bes Geaspa TzH5# as Central Village
 Row P S Evans 6f WilH agie cieF Of the Ashford Association of Connecticut Baptist Convention. Tae Baptist eieegymeH were; Rev S4iges- Ger Barr8wa. Woodstock, Rev Joseph E. Brown, Moosap; Rev Lueiea Bur leigh, PIaiafeld; Rev r. B. Dicker- son and Rev Peleg Peekham. Sterl- ing; Rev C. D. Rockwell. Scuth Wood stock; Rev. A. Robbins, East Killing ly; Rev. Thomas Terry. Brooklyn; Rev Chester Tilden, Willimantic; Rev W. L. Walden, Plainfeld; Rev Charles Willet, Putnam; Rev. A. W. Jefferson, Ashford; the latter was the only Free Will" Baptist in the state.
 Rt Rev. John Williams, D. D., of Middletown, was bishop of the Prot estant Episcopal church. The clergy men were: Rev. K. Camp, Brooklyn; {; Rev. J. w. Clark, Putnam; Rev. G. A. Coggeshall, Danielsonville; Rev. John H. Gilliatt, Pomfret; Rev. I. W. Hall man, Windham.
 The presiding elSer of the Norwich district of the Methodist Episcopal church was Rev George ". Brewster, Danielsonville. The clergymen: Rev. L. D. Bentley, Rev. H. s. Ramsdell, Rev. Charles Morse, Putnam; Rev. G. W. Brewster and Rev. s. Leader, Dan ielsonville; Rev. Emerson, Rev. T. B. Gurney East Thompson; Rev. Nelson Goodrich, Eastford; Rev. A. A. Pres brey, N. Grosvenordale Rev. George F.. Reed, Willimantic; Rev. o. Rob bins, Rev. o. E. Thayer, East Wood stock.
 The only Universalist church in the county was at Scotland, Rev s. A.. Davis, pastor. t
 There were two Unitarian churches in the state, one being in Brooklyn with Rev. Thomas T. Stone, pastor.
 The Very Rev. James Hughes of Hartford was Vicar General of the Roman Catholic church The clergy men were: Rev. F. Bellanger and Rev. J. J. McCabe, Moosup; Rev. F. l.. Bruycker, Willimantic; Rev H. Prin- cen, Danielsonville; Rev. Eugene ]. Vygen, Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
PLEASE REMEMBER

That we are still selling Farms, City Property, Tents, Sprayers, An- tique and Second Hand Goods. Also expect to call in a few days for your order of reliable Fruit Trees and all things which are good. l am agent for reliable Nursery firm. A. B. RANDALL, That Farm Bargain Man Tel 33-4. So-33
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
USED TRUCKS

When in need of good Used Truck It will pay you to get in touch with us. Mack, Pierce Arrow, Packard and others. Some overhauled, rebuilt. and guaranteed. Terms to suit you. Phone Liberty 430 or see CHANB- LER, Mack Motor Truck Co.,, 264 Whalley avenue, New Haven, Conn.
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Rod La Roque. who was recently seen as Constance Binney's leading man in "The Stolen Kiss" is to be featured for the first time in this country in "The Discarded Woman" a Burton King production, which will be released this month.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
AUCTIONEER

Wanted-Everybody to know J. E. Talbot IS Graduated Auctioneer and will get you the highest prices for your goods. Just give him a trial and be convinced. Residence, 42 Chap man street, Putnam, Conn. Tel. 72-2.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
WANTED

I want to buy secondhand watches, clocks, jewelry, talking machines and records. l will pay you a good price. Come and see me N. T. CONSTANT, Jewelry and Novelty Store, 264 Main street Phon 76-13. 13-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
USED TRUCKS THAT ARE
 WORTH WHILE

We have the following on hand in first-class mechanical condition ready to go to work, viz: 2-ton Mack, re- built, with brand new rack body, guar anteed the same as new. 3-ton Pack ard, chassis and cab. 2 F ton Maccars, one with substantial padded van body, the other with rack body. 5-ton White Dump, newly painted. 2-ton Nash with brand new lumber body, newly painted. 1919 5-ton Clydesdale Dumps. 4 1919 2ton Day-Elder, 25 passenger busses with Goodyear spare Worth investigation. Call Liberty 430 or see CHANDLER, Mack Motor Truck Co.,. 264 Whalley Ave. New Haven, Conn. 31-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
LIVE STOCK

If you have any live stock to sell, call W. F. Perkins, Putnam 34-14. Highest prices paid. Calves a special ty. Always ready to buy. 49-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
WILL BUY

Newspapers, rags. apples. and hens, chickens. Will pay SIPS per hun dred pounds for papers A. WEISS, II Maynard street. Tel. 1ls-I4.
 s8-35s
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
HoW's This !

We offer SioQoo for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by HALLS CATARKIy MEDICINE.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is talk en internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. sold by craggists for over forty years Price 75cs Testinlcntals free.
 '. !. cheney 6 Go. Toledo. Ohio.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
PONY AND CART FOR SALE

A pony, sound and gentle, safe for a child to drive. Tip cart and buggy, in good condition. Apply to MRS. 233 Providence street.
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FOR SALE

One Ford truck with top and sides. In good mechanical order. Cad at 332 South Main street J. L. CLARK SON. 3e-&f
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
FOR SALE

Air filled inner tubes guaranteed not to def1ate under tread punctures for one year from date of purchase. For full information and prices, in- quire of W. W. AVERILL, Phones 48, 641-12. 2s If
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
CHOPPERS WANTED \

Putnam Coal & Wood Co.,, so FRONT STREET, Putnam. Phone 133. 31-33
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
HIGHEST PRICES PAID

Jacob Wolf, dealer in iron, paper, metal, magazines. barrels. Will buy all kinds of junk. Highest prices paid. Tel. 653, Putnam. 32-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
WANTED

Smart girl as bookkeeper and one able to wait on customers when neces- sarv. A fine place for the right per son. Address "B," care of Patriot.
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Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
TO LET

Two unfurnished rooms in modern house in the residential section. For further information address W, Patri- ot office. S3
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
TIE HEWERS

Tie Hewers wanted at once. Will pay top price. Telephone 242-32.
 32tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13

WITTER BROS, AUCTIONEERS Office and Sales Rooms, 42 Main St.
 Danielson, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Chevrolet touring car, 1919 model, in perfect running order. Price $525.
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Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
FOR SALE

Tract of land on Fa1rows street, suitable for building. Inquire 20 BULLOCK STREET, Putnam. 32tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
soc per inch Inertion25c Each Subsequent Insertion

Clearing House For Something to Dispose Of and Acquire Something's For Employer Fnployee; It Brings Buyer and Seller Together
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
FOR SALE

In center of the city, a 13-room g. tenement house, large barn and sheds; rental value $35.OO a month. Will sell on @ basis. H. G. AND E. M CARVER. 19-tf
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
FOR SALE

Pool room at 1s7 Providence street. One table. Shoe shine stand, cigars, tobacco and confectionery. Doing good business. Price reasonable. Ap ply to J. BOUCHER on the premises.
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WANTED

Helper for coal truck, also general farm hands. L. F. AVERlLL & SON, Pomfret. 33-34
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-13
WANTED

Man and wife {no children) as care takers for the Pomfret Neighborhood House. Rent and light free. For full particulars apply to JOHN ASH or W. W. AVERILL, Pomfret. 32-tf
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sALEsMEN.

SALESMAN wanted--If you are not rstizfied
with present position and want 20 TOT with
large manufacturing company with
chance for Advancement call we pay salary
and commission and sell only Guaranteed
products. security required Cali between
and p NJ, ~ the office nearest YOU,
NEW YORK, Room 1928, 20 w s4'rH ST.
BROOKLYN, ROOM 02i ARBUCKIE III )g.
NEWARK, ROOM zoo O1tDwAY BLDG
PATERSON, 220 MARKET p,r.
HOROKEN, ROOM 2i2 sTENECK BLDG.
MOUNT VERNON. PROCTOVs BLDG.
FULLER BRUSH co.
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Commercial Help Wanted
NATIONAL"
EMPLoY MENT EXCHANGE
sochurch St.
New York City.
Established 1909.
OFFICERS q DIRECTORS.
President. .........-......,.o Otto T. Barnard
ylce-Presiden.. John r.. MACARTHUR
s.leasuTor'..s.' ..ssss... -. FRANCIS ~ rims
Robert w. De Forest.
J.. II. Loree.
Newcomb Carlton.
Arthur williams,
George Blumenthal.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
SENIOR ACCOMMODATIONS to handle com
plets , sndIts alonei thoroushiy familiar
COST AoCouNTxNTs i2)--Anaiyze COST
ton work: u. soo. s2 500 500. year ar '
SALES Acknowledgements for man
who understands mems and chiidrens
pEAIER's REPREsESNfAT TfS man
who has had personal contact along retail
lines; sales promotion correspondent; ex-
perience would help; 81 GOO SO 600 year.
BoOKKEEPER--Handle the general ledger.
retail controlling accounts OF manufactur-
Ing concern in Brooklyn $2.100-$2.4oo
BooKKEEPERs-several good openings for
s,, men r who can handle full set; " SOC.
and verify statements; no charts or
PRIVATE sEcRETARY-Previous legal ex-
firms, N. Y. O.; $50, GOO 81, 900 year.
read or write Italian, French or Spanish;
sTENoGRAPHERs - Several exceptional
opening In N. Y. O.. or South America
for men with unquestioned record; $500
year up.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.
BooKKEEPER-Prefer man living in Brook
lyni concern deals with building trades;
BoOKKEEPER-Take charge of books of
company subsidiary to large exporting
SALES Les L fsDtsfsi cLERK-Expericnced ac-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLERK-Concern
dealing with export and import houses !
INSURANCE. CLERKS ta,-sfust have fire
Insurance experience OF some sort;
xANxG Ssf SHIPPING DEPT.-Familiar with
II. r. traffic matters; must be good
executive; aged 25-40; sso-sS5.
STENOGRAPHERS--Sev uesHaule va
cancies at starting salaries of $780, some
lead to secretarial positions, others TO
BILL, CLERK AND TyP1sT-Uptown auto
mobile concern: $25-$30.
sTOREROOM CLERK-Keep record OF al
food supplies for large Brooklyn CLUB;
COMP. AiNT CLERKS t8)--Abie to read
cIlstorners' ledger accounts and corre-
~ spond intelligently; S25-S30.
canal, Room 715-7s1.
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r,,rnrr,y SECURITY,

,r,-r xrfTFs. INEXPERIENCED IN REAI.
r,sTsTT. books OR CORRESPONDENCE
scIIoOT, PREFERRED; BEST MoNEf
MAKING PROPOSITION ON MAi, iS,ns;
no 10 WEST 9TH ST, MIR. STEWART.
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sAi.EsafEN--Former A. d. =. or A ~ g
men OF proven ability can connect ~
liberal remuneration with real live win
national organization Offering the best nron.
osition IN the country TO retail food fner.
tAants of every description. For cxciusfvo
territory write for interview giving past az
perience. Address Opportunity, pfO Union
building. Newark. NJ -
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sALEsNEN

sALEsNEN
vfsurllze what success you would like
* 10 achieve a. salesman ana then as
higher executive and determine II
yod rouid make immediate tise OF an
opportunity that will net you tf50 or
moro weekly provided that under our
instruction you are willing 20 WALK
AND TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH. beginning the day you read
this nd. Call from 10 20 4.
Suite 1910. % West 43d ST.
Suite BOZ, 1872 Nassau ST.; Suite So, 100 Mon.
tasue st, B'klyn; Suite ~, $50 Market ST..
Newark, ~. J..
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


var,ed Immediately live salesman now
selling dress goods 20 retail dry goods trade;
e. move n very large consignment OF wool
dreaa goods; proposition very appealing 20
buyers looking for a special sale feature 20
stimulated business. Call al once $50 West
42d ri.
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EALEsMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are IN a position 10 offer
an unedualled opportunity 20
man between 25 and 40 years Of
age who has had broad and
extended service as n salesman
or sales manager A general
Idea OF the financial or banking
fields would be helpful but not
absolutely necessary. The right
man backed by the proper refer
ences can associate himself Inn
mediately with the firm mem
bers In sales work Of the highest
character. The position II per-
ndanent and returns should ex-
coed $4,000 annually IN commits
aions. state fully past business
experience.
HAYES, REApE a CO,
$50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
COST CLERK.

office routine good opportunity for right
man; for Long Island City corporation.
Apply In own handwriting, stating age.
experience. education and salary de-
sired. Box Is, 910 Brokaw Bldg.
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COUPLE WANTED FOR VERY SMALL.
WORK: NO LAUNDRY. GOOD COOKING
AND REFERENCE NECESSARY. APPLY
w. II. MADISON, LAKE AV.. GREEN
WICH. CONN.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


| sALESAfAN.-Elderiy man who has n wide
acquaintance among large corporations and
manuiacture,s 70 solicit general insurance on
must have best references. Room 1000 "a
William ST. New York City.
SALES manager-we have Fpiendld opening
Tor live wire; the right man should have
several years, selling experience ana DO "a
miliar with commercial statlonaryt mnst
have personality and be confident OF his
ability Write Dresner Company. 1870
SALEsMIcN- Experienced motor truck saiea-
men for fast selling one ton truck. New
York city; liberal commission and drawing
account. Write, giving full details. NJ. A..
oox l4s. room 1901, 22o w 42d
Statesmen. WANTED FOR OUR PIANO
AND PIfONOCRApH RETAIL DEPART
MINT; OUTSIDE WORK: LARGE COMMITS
sion. EBl PIANO COMPANY. 18TH sT.
AND 3D. Az
sALEsMEN-Ncw England and New York
States, also Southern States. drug and sur
eicel Instrument tradei commission basis
aide lines allowed Chesterman Iceland Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
BALEsMEN TO Join crew for baltimore SELL
ing Investments; railroad fares advanced
also need men for Broadway store. The
Gunter Co, $50 and Bway.
SALEsNff5N. High grade motor truck sales
men; only experienced men. Leindorf Mo-
1f Sales Corp, f3Gth ~. 20 i31ih st. on
Madison Az. See Mr.. Molieuhauer.
Statesmen for imported novelties; liberal
S-mnlssion. Minel 4 Co. 20 Hroad 81
SHIPPING clerk wanted. Christian by
wholesale provision house state experience
reference and salary. VI. r., los Herald
Herald 40.
SHOE ALEsMEN--Posi,ions open on the
road for several enterpnring wholesale
salesmen who know how 10 sell shoes 20 tho
retail merchant: references required. Apply
IN person J. y. Bates Co, zoe Church
=, New York city.
sTENOCRAPHER and general assistant IN
shipping office must he quick and ac-
curnte stenographor. reasonable salary and
opportunity. Apply Thursday, ~ until 2. H.
w Tletlen, 80 Pearl 60.
eTocK aALEsMEN.-oPENING FOR
FEW ACTIVE PRODUCERS LOOKING
FEATuREsi STAND CLOSEST iNvEsTI-
CATION. YOU CAN AFFORD TO OFFER
YOUR CLIENTS. GOOD CONTRACT. VERY
ACTIVE. GALL ROOM 400. 10 WALL ST.
Any, TIME.
STOCK saiesmen and sales manager wanted
by Industrial company making products es-
tahlshed more than 80 years. money needed
for expansion $500 900 OF stock for sale;
unusual opportunity for capable men who can
finance themselves; liberal commission;
splendid cooperation Those who want ad-
vances please don't answer. A pi6 Herald,
Fulton -.
STOCK SALESMAN.
Salesman 20 sell local Industrial stocks,
both issues common ono atnck paya i1ft
per nnnum! this " an opportunity Tor q few
real live wire men with experience end
riienielt, no drawing account 8trictly COM
mission lcaii Suite 1907, 20 Broad st
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sALEsafEN.

Large International corporation.
opening Brooklyn branch. looking for
high class salesmen who have mana
eeriai ability; good pay 20 those wa
accept: only married men over 40
years who can furnish best of refer
snces and bond need apply; personal
Interview between 10 and 4. ffna
Terminal Bldg. 80 Court st.. B'klyn.
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sALEsMEN.

The fiscal Representatives OF a large man.
ufacturing company have vacancies Tor reni
sRlesmen; these vacancies will only be for
dvce to the successful applicant we will paw
q salary and commission;. applicants must
DO over 70 years o. age, OF good personality
Write. stating age and past experience 10
c. w, OFT Tribune Building. city. "
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

crFlCE assistant. young iady. accustomed
70 checking sales Invoices must be accu-
rate and rapid at figures; state experience
ase and salary. Box S3f, 20s Gable Bldg.
OFFICE girls. age - 10 10 large Insurance
company chance for Advancement 10
clerical positions. p o. Box 325. City Hall
Station, New York.
REFINED woman TO take care OF child
afternoons and some evenings. Call TO 3
or after Q. 11p West list. apartment GA.
l:hone 1851 Columbus
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.


LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientifi-
cally; qualities you In short time to earn $50
to $3.50 weekly: day. evening classes. Call
or write for free booklet II, Academy OF
Hairdrcssing and Beauty Culture, 1853 w.
44th 81. Phone Bryant 9455.
TEACHER, mathematics or structural de-
sign, desires evening work; technical grad
uate. p. M, e7l +. 18th st.. Bklyn.
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skL,EsMBN

u.ho ,fsb n real, honest % goodness
nronosition where real money can be
rnade should got IN touch with US ut
once A., ae2 Herald, Fulton St
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Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me In New York office.
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
ing experience desirable: must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial POSI-
tion don't hesitate to answer ~ you
are employed It will pay you to make
n change. Cali room 294. Metropoii-
tan Tower.
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Instruction.

MAKE MONEY AT HOME--You can earn
from al 10 81 an hour IN your spare time
writing show cards. quickly and easily
learned no cnnvassing we teach you how
and sell your work Write to-day for fun
particulars TO American show Card School.
224 Ryrie building. Toronto, Canada.
BE a Dctoctivc.--Grcat demand; travel fa--
American Detective system. 1864 Broadway
Now York;
LEARN no ne a CItNtri'nCN. iffatrri
profitable work day and evening CLASHES
Send for free booklet and visitors b lss.
West Side X. NJ. 9, A.. 501 w. vIth II.
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COUPLE, white, in private family: only first
clnss. with references. need apply. Call
Thursday evening. to $780, Gas West End
av., cor. e2d ST.. Apt. ga.