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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16

would take them along if they would
agree to stay on the lower deck. They
piled onto the boat the next morning
after we had taken on wood. We
all felt uncomfortable and frighten-
ed, and wanted to get to Fort Bis
marck with all the speed possible. If
the water in the river had been high
we would have made it in a day, but
as it was we were three days making
the distance. The Crows, however,
did not give US any trouble and we
were glad to see the last of them
when the boat tied up at the fort.
There the captain obtained a stand
of muskets and we felt better prepar-
ed for trouble.
1.-THE river did not rise as we had
hoped it would, and the further we
went the worse it got. Finally, at
Cow Island, the captain gave up the
effort to reach Fort Benton, and
transferred the passengers to a small
boat, the Huntsville, which took US to
our destination, while the cargo was
freighted there overland. We had
been on the Molly Ebert just six
weeks.
"At Fort Benton my brother had
been waiting 20 days with a team of
mules and a light wagon, and the
next day we started for the Bitter
Root, reaching my brothers ranch a
week later. On the way we slept in
the open beside the road, passing
very few human habitations, and
these mostly rough stage stations.
Where Great Falls stands today
there was no settlement of any kind,
and Helena was a small mining camp.
1t vas a wild, but beautiful looking
country that June, for the prairies
were green and the wild flowers were
bloom.
First Missoula School Teacher
I'VE reached Missoula in the even
ing and spent the night with a Mrs.
who was very hospitable.
There were not more than 25 fam
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16

For the relief of the situation now
existing at the Mosby oil field where
the production from the 10 success
full oil wells now exceeds the capa-
city of the two pipe lines carrying the
oil from the wells to the railway 1t
Winnett a six-inch pipe line is to be
installed in the immediate future by
c. w. C~osgrove, of Minneapolis, and
a few others who are associated with
him in the drilling of a test well on
the Big Coulee structure south of
Ryegate.
For the carrying OUT of this plan
organization of the Montana Pipe
Line Syndicate as a ~trusteeship has
been formally completed here, with
a capital value of $500, 600, divided
into 40 shares, having a par value of
SIC, 000 each, all of which is sub
scribed for by less than a dozen men.
At this meeting 100000 was call
ed for and Immediately thereafter 20
miles of six-inch pipe was ordered
with delivery guaranteed by Deem
Der Is. Storage tanks with a total
capacity of 100000 barrels, and the
best internal combustion pumping
equipment obtainable, was procured,
all for immediate shipment, together
with a sufficient quantity of 3-inch
pipe to take the oil from the pro-
ducers' tanks.
Assurances OF cooperation through
immediate transportation facilities
were given by r.. NJ. Calkins, vice
president of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway.
Surveys for the gathering system
and line have been completed and
construction of supply houses will be-
gin Immediately, in order to have
everything in readiness to complete
the installation on arrival of mater
ial.
Mr.. Colgroye has been intensely
interested in Montana oil possibili-
ties for over two years, during which
time he has expended considerably in
excess of 100000 in exploitation
work in the Big Coulee, the we'll
there now being drilled to a depth
of more than 1000 feet and having
encountered encouraging showings of
oil and gas.
The members of the pipeline syn
dictate are those who have substan-
TALLY ~co-operated with him in this
work. The trustees of the syndicate
are f. L. McF'awn of the Stanley
Works, New Britain, Conn; E.. It.
Berger, lawyer, Detroit, Mich; DR.. r.
E. Rugh, Racine, Wis; Alex Fitz-
hugh, vice president of the Kenyon
company and president of the cham
Der of commerce, Des Moines, Iowa;
Charles E. Pickett, lawyer and bank
err, Waterloo, Iowa; DR.. Earle r.
Hare, Minneapolis, and G. w. Col
grove, Minneapolis.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16

it and have never been hungry for
buffalo meat since.
"By this time we were all very
tired of the river. We had been ira
yelling for three weeks and were still
a long way from Fort Benton, with
many hard days ahead of US. 1t was
about this time that l had my first
Indian scare-the first of many that
I had in the following years.
1--WE had made a wood yard one
evening and tied up at the bank for
the night when we saw a war party
of Crow Indians on the bank starting
a scalp dance. There were 35 of
them, and they had won a battle over
a party of Sioux, killing many of
them. They had two Sioux squaws
that they had captured, besides nu-
merous Sioux scalps on their lances.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16

leaving the post alone, Dickinson de-
cided to do some hunting. With his
rifle he wandered three miles down
the river to Gilpin flat on the norm
ing on September IS, a day of good
luck for him, as it proved. He shot
at some buffalo, but being then al
inexperienced hunter, he did not sue
coed in killing any, and so he only
wasted most of his ammunition.
When he was down to one bullet, he
put that in his gun and started back
for the fort.
Attacked by Sioux
He had walked only a short dis
tance when he heard a beating of
hoofs on the prairie, and glancing
around was Mortified by the sight of
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16

We had no arms of any kind on the
boat. which was a grave oversight
in making a trip through a hostile
Indian country, and as we had to
take on wood before we could leave
the bank, we were very much fright
ened.
Grow War Party Ugly
THE Crows soon broke up their
dance and crowded along the bank,
insisting on being taken aboard and
going with us as far as Fort Bis
marck. We were in a serious pre-
dicament, for without arms to defend
the boat, the Crows knew that they
had US at their mercy. The captain
finally had to yield, and told the in
t%erpreter to tell the Indians that he
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-16
NEW PIPE LINE
FOR MOSBY OIL
SYNDICATE FORMED TO LAY SIX
INCH OIL MAIN FROM WELLS
TO WINNETT

4 Dozen Men Subscribe 500, 600 to-
Finance Undertaking.; Pipe viii
Be on the Ground by December
13; Milwaukee Promises to Rush
Material.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
SALEsMEN.

0AAE0MEsNs
SALESMEN--Write for samples OF our nd
vertisins novelties. Rapid sellers for any
business. Big commissions. Hustlers make
$100 q week or more. Victor Lederer. fl5
West 112d ST.. New York.
sALf:SMEN-Bona Ade copper stock; selling
prupositio good commission. Call Sunday, 10
Am. to pm. Phone Main 207. ONCE sos
Me1In bldg.
SALEsNEN- men who want value for
ability. Commission that makes any worker
sALEsMEN-write for list Of lines and full
Big demand for men. Inexperienced or ex-
perienced. city or travelling. Natl Salesmen's
Tr. Assn. Dept. 3s1. Chicago.
Statesmen WANTED TO INTRODUCE
ATTRACTIVE WINDOW ADVERTISING.
One of the easiest and most successful sell
ing ideas the market. Hustlers make big
money daily. Famous Underwood Photograph
ic News Service. right up to the minute. Every
retail store wants IL. Liberal commissions
Statesmen. sales organizations and men wanting
high-class side line write inam mediately. Elliott
Service Co. 141 ". Seth ST., New York.
WATKINS GUARANTEED PRODUCTS are
n steady repeat business. with unlimited pos
siblities for YOU. Hundreds Of live wires are
making over $500 q week-you can too! Our
New York city factory means quick service
and low rates. Write for our proposition now
lit will surprise you. Watkins Co., 20,
Winona, MINI.
WANTED-Representafiv to whole sale lowest
priced guaranteed automobile tires and tubes
on market. Big seller. Other lines added
later. Write for local territory. Jordan Tire
Rubber Co.. Mailers bldg, Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WANTED-HELp.
AOENTS-COntinuea,

TEN THOUSAND MILES instead Of Eve thou.
sand no more blowouts; 9Oxs less punctures.
Every car owner whiting for wonderful new
ire-savine device. Low cost; liberal profits;
sales guaranteed: details free; act quick.
American Accessories Co.. Dept. 37-N, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
$50 WEEKLY taking orders for Fast selling
Goodyear raincoats; hundreds Of orders wait
ing: $2.5e an hour. We deliver and collect;
sample coat free. Write for agency. Good
year Mfg. Co., Dept. 9652. Goodyear bldg.
Kansas City, Mo.
so DAILY fehnishisa Chandeliers. Efass Rds-
autos. by new method producing afnzsiag re-
suits. No capital or experience necessary
Free particulars. Gunmetsl Co., 80 Elm, DE-
catur. III.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
sALESMEy.
SALE n EN.
TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY
Desires Ambitious, High grade Statesmen to Work in
Maryland City of Baltimore, District of
Columbia and State of Virginia


" - - -
In the positions offered.
reasine
90
hish.grade profitable
With prO.peroas expanding
nationally advertised
This practically
for himself .
Our sales manager. Mr. NJ. J. Burke, will interview
applicants at 22l N. Calvert ST. Baltimore. Md, or at
III 18th st. NV. Washington D. c. Phone or call for
appointment.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTs--Continuel A

toilet waters, spices, etc., absolutely free to
agents ON our refund pian. Lacassian Co.
Dept. 424, gt. Louis, Mo.
800 AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE FOR
COMPOUND. 3Wo PROFIT. ENORMOUS
REPEATER. Washes clothes spotlessly clean
in ten to fifteen minutes. One thousand other
uses in every home. Astounds and delights
every woman. Nothing else like IL. Nature $
mishtiest cleanser. Contains no lye lime. acid
or war. Free samples furnished to boost
sales. We positively guarantee the sale OF
every package. Etclusive territory. OWN
YOUR own BUSINESS. rou cannot fall to
make big money. BARNET. Ohio, made 5000 last
month. Send for free sample and proof
Hurry. hustle, grab this chance. l.. Mitchell
4 Co., Desk 22 1S12-1S14 Il. 01st St, Chicago .
Evening star., 1920-02-01
MALE-ContiAued.

BOOKKEEpER-Wide-a awake. thorough. Ell.
Client man. capable of taking charge of once
Of manufacturing concern; must be hustler and
know what he is doing: no salary hunters OF
has. beens need answer: apply In own hand
writing giving experience references and sal
ary DESIRED to box PAT, Star ofiice
BOYS, to serve morning paper routes in the
northeast. Apply 1918 K ne. 2s
BOY. colofed. to make himself useful in
sporting goods store; bring reference. The
Sport Mart. Inc. g05 st. NV.
BoY. white. to drive Ford delivery car. Ap-
ply 746 9th NV .
Evening star., 1920-02-01
JUNIOR EXECUTIVES.

Young men to qualify for posi-
tions yielding 81 500 to 5000
year. with opportunity for ad-
vancement. Training may be done
in evenings or in spare time.
The young men interested in this
announcement may be already en-
ployed and desirous Of increasing
their earning capacity Or they
they may he ambitious, bright.
willing to fit themselves to under
take positions of responsibility and
good salary.
For details address Registrar,
WARRINGTON BUSINESS AND
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1917 New York ave. Pk. NJ. 43O4.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

THE DEPARTMENT Of Commerce annsunoss
that the q. 3. merchant marine npW has "a, ,66e
ships. Each Of thsse vessels requires tho sesv-
Ices q from 2 to OPERATOR. Th(nk OF It.
pay pf each operator at the start 10 1i25 Z
month, including room. board and laundry.
This ID absolutely clear a. all living expenses
arc fncinded. Tho study Of wireless opens the
way to SEQ the world It opens mp tho way to
the largest bu.iness-eommercs; 4 business that
10 bsing developed BY this country At an as
toundingly rapid rate. We will be glad to have
you come IN and talk It over. A new class
starting now. National Radio School, 1905
q St a.W. Phone North 6s6a. First In Wash
ingten, Est. 1914. ~
Evening star., 1920-02-01

BOOKKEEPERS - National
bank desires services of compe-
tent bookkeepers. Only those
who can operate Burroughs
posting machines need apply.
Salary between 81 200 and 81 500.
Address Box 33-T, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
LOST.

LOST.
kInEDALE DoG--ran with black saddle; an
Dunlop Chevy Chase Lake. Phone Cleveland
$40. Reward. --- =
1EAGLE HOUND-Tan: two white spots:
name, Rastus. 80 reward Return to Ciere-
SIAfK SEA-. MUFF, within past two weeks.
Reward. Telephone North 1874. Apt. 70l. .'
RTTIL.D0GNIost or strayed. brindle and white
bulldog; last seen near Goth and Rhode IS
land ave. ne. THURSDAY. Reward Phone North
&1SS. - -
GREsCENT PIN. set with garnets; pfised for
pssociatiops; lost on 9th st Phone Col. edS.
1ibaral reward. 3sS2 warder St
Ufs0kSIsmall coral; valued as keepsake; FIJI
6sy morning between 11th and sfs. ana
Arlington bldg, via Vermont ave. Please re-
ta1 70 OF notify 1015 o st. NV. Reward. l.
DOG-s1o reward and no questions asked for
return Of black and tan Aifedale dog nonGs
Ssdins ca isss a',s Monroe st. " srooRlana B.
ESGLISH sETTER-sma1, female; white
vim baack tick marks. Howard If returned
to 1745 Mckinley ST., Chevy Chase, D. Q.
Pfs,se Clev. 1909.
FOUNTAIN PEN-short. thick Conklin; had
gold crescent self-nller and gold band on cap;
also detachable nickel pockat clip. Reward. A.
NJ. Fisher. 1904 r St NV.
FRENCH POODLE, white: lost near Seward ,1
SqVare, southeast. Finder please return to 10
G St- Sc. and receive reward
DIAMOND RINGS tTJ, vicinity 17th ard VIII
Lard sts. Liberal reward and no questons
asked. Address Box 1o6-T. star once
GLOVE ian Md (slmost new); between 17th
asd 10th on n ST. Please return to 1sAi n 81.
n.F.
KEYS on a key ring in leather case; Reward
" seturned to fI23 Lamont st. Phone Col. 1919.
GAOY'S WATCH. engraved "Irota-" Finder
please return TO Mrs. Killian, Room 16O. Ar
iington building. in evening at 1871 Sc.
or phone Main 66SO. Branch $50. Reward.
I.ADY'S GOLD WATCH, January 30, with gun
metal fob initiated A. W. A.: on 18th st or
bet. N and U. Liberal reward for return
10 f20S 18th St NV -
MASONIC WATCH CHARM-Scottish Rite.
Mr. Beck. FPS 18th st. NV. Columbia SC!5.
RTward
RUFF. black fox. Monday night. from Coionial
MT Tii road % 0 sie reward % Wshiy' Room zis,
Municipal bldg. -
NHCKPIECE-on wednesday morning. Janu.
ary os either between 1I43 Corcoran st. and
Dupont Circle on Mt Pleasant car. black
lynx neckpiccc. Reward. Notify above address.
PAIR TORTOIsE-sHEIL trimmed spectacles.
about Thursday. Jan y. at Beiasco Theafer
or on street. Return TO 1918 Eye st. NV, or
call phone Franklin Gil: reward.
SIGNET RTNG-Larre. gold initials ]. F. F.
Reward II returned TO 2s17 18th st. NV.
wATCH-Jsn. 80. lady's opeu-face gold watch.
short chain; on 18th st between and N, or
naar Stonelei2h Court. Finder please return to
Apt 80. 9lS 18th st. Reward.
WATCH-Lady's gold watch. initial IN. A. F.
sss side Of case blue enamel scroll diamond IN
center on other side. Reward. 1905 Phelps pl
W. or phone North 1901.
WATCH FOB-1iold emblem. goddess at wheel:
~ w II. on both sides. Reward. 1886 18th st
1s
WILL the young lady who exchanged hats at
6ard Infantry dance Friday evening kindly
communicate with Miss Read. Franklin seU:
-7 Sc
$40 AND CHECK for S2.75. bet. 11th and G
and Pa. ave. Sc. Saturday morning. Good re-
ward il returned To p. McGrath, 4O4 10th
St
Evening star., 1920-02-01

ACCOUNTANTS, EOOKKEEPERs,
LEDGER CLERKS. CASHIERS.
GENERAL OFFICE EMPLOYEES
5000 TO 5000 4 YEAR
training. without interference with their pres
ent duties, for important positions with the
large American industries, railroads, business
corporations and the q. s. government; big
women trained in
HIGHER ACCOUNTING.
Cost and general Accountants are required
to facilitate industrial EXPANSION. TO figure
costs accurately and to calculate federal in
come and excess profit taxes,- There are con-
slant demands for
AUDITORS,
COST ACOOUSTANTS.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS,
SENIOR ACCOUNTANTS,
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTs.
You will be given the direct personal guild
ance of q large stan OF legal and busfness
experts. including certified public accountants
and members Of the American Institute Of
Accounts.
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING Is
NOT NECESSARY.
We train you from the ground up. Hum
dreds Of men whom we have helped to big
ger paying positions report salary increases
from 100 to 400 per cent.
TELEPHONE OR WRITE FOR OFFICE
APPOINTMENT.
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
1923 Munsey bldg.
Main 7093.
Open evenings till o'clock.
Write today. tomorrow means never.
Free booklet request.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

MILLINERY SALESPE0PLE-6
Splendid. permanent positions for applbcants
that qualify; give details of past experiencs:
applications treated confidential. Address box
40T, Star ofiice
Evening star., 1920-02-01
1909 r st. NV.

AN EXPEHI' corset filter: one of pleasing per-
sonality: will pay n good salary TO the one
who qualities. Nine. Eueenie ct cie., 100 @
Evening star., 1920-02-01
S ZOE SALESMAN Apply
Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F st.

TENOGRAPHER-Young man. experienced:
large corpora tion. Inquire ale i4th st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER-Good stenoerapher and Of.
nee assistant. Apply W1lktns-Rogers Milling
Co.. 8200 x NV.
6TEN0GRAPHER and typewriter; good op.
portuntty for beginner. Address Box 28.t,
6taI once.
STORAGE BATTERY DISTRIBUTORS.
Wanted-A good live individual or organisa.
tion to take on distribution nf q high grade
storage battery having excellent sales prog-
poets, Reply to
HARTFORD BATTERY MIG. CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTED AHxpssls1eed semsF ind euttef for
paper boxes; good position. Apply Colunbia
Speciality Paper Box Co.. 81 Hanover st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

BLACKSMITH-Steady work ;
permanent position. w. T. Law
ton, 27O8 NJ st.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

BoOKKEEPER-Experien young man: per
manent position to right party. GrosneTs.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

ACCOUNTANTS-A few desirable men to learn
public accounting work during their spare time.
Call 3a5 Colorado bldg. 3s
ACCOUNTANTS or expert bookkeepers wanted
by local manufacturing corporation: excellent
connection with unusual future only hrst-class
men willing to invest at least 1900 in COM
pany's per cent preferred stock need apply !;
give full particulars and salary to start. Ad-
dress Box 174-T. Star once.
ANY I.!TELLIGENT PERSON, either sex.
may earn splendid income corresponding for
newspa pers: all or spare time; experience un-
necessary: no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo n Y -
AUTO MECHANIC with some trade as partner
In weii-equipped repair shop. Address Boz
JS-T. Star Office. 1e
AUTO TOP and seat cover maker; $86 per
week: steady work. Va Auto Top Co., Newport
News. Va. j.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. To work On Q
commission basis; plenty Of cars ready; an
swer giving home address and fecommenda-
tion. Address Box SIT. Star once. IL
BANK RUNNER in national bank. Give age
and references. Address Boz 273-T, Star Of
fee.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Six millinery sales.
people; splendid permanent po-
sition for rapplicants that qualify
state experience in application
applications strictly confidential.
Address Box 40-T, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

LADY to clerk in dry goods
store, with some experience in
hosiery and underwear; state ex-
perience, if any; permanent posi-
ton. Address Box 1927 Star
Office. II
Evening star., 1920-02-01
FOUND

CLASS RING, mans; January 25. Col. 3436.
COIN PURSE (smaiD; near Riggs National
capA srross from Treasury, on Jan. 81. 1920.
SSVae nay communicate with M. /. A., 40
Manor. lace NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
wANTED-HEIP.

WANTED-Stories. articles. poems. for new
handwritten mss. acceptable Send mss. to
hand written INNS. acceptable. Send nins to
National story Magazine. 3s2 Vanderbilt bldg.
n Y
Evening star., 1920-02-01

CHEWING GUM-Popular Grape and Spear
mint packs. Ball Gum Helmet Co.. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

MALE AND FEMALE,
Evening star., 1920-02-01

PRINTER wanted to take charge country
weekly, fifty miles from Cincinnati. Address
Box Est. Star Office.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK-Afieck's Drug
Store. 18th and sts. See Mr.. Beller.
REPRESENTATIvE WANTED-To handle our
complete line of fire protection and safety de-
vices and accessories such Ajax Chemical
Fire Engine on wheels. pals and buckets, Ian
terms, IRE escapes and signs; every factory,
mill. store, mine, etc. is In the market for
our extensive line; representative wanted, n
pable earning S.. 600 upward In annual commits
sions. Ajax Fire Engine Works, Bush Termi-
nal bldg. Brooklyn, n. Y.
statesmen.
Not Real Estate-Not Oil.
Not 100 per cent each SALE but for sell
ing stock In q parent company now manufac-
turing and six months behind with orders
There's honest money when you talk to con-
servative investors. Address Box 262-T, Star
ofice.
sALESMAN-If you know the drug trade you
may make a permanent and desirable connec-
tton with q ma tional jobbine and manufactur-
ing corporation; only men Of experience and
highest reference need apply. Apply to IL
an. 2. Freedman, Hotel Continental.
SALES ENGINEER
We need an experienced man to represent us
locally to promote the sale Of fabricated woods
buildings. to industrial plants and individuals.
Address all communications, giving full in
formation. to Alexander Lumber Co.. G3 Broad
way, New York.
sALBMAN. high-class Apply In forenoon.
82S Mnnsey bldg. Mr.. CARAT. p
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTED-Jewelry polisher
for repair shop, salary, twenty
five dollars per week and trans
portation. Apply with refer
ences. stating age and national
ity. to Greenleaf & Crosby Co.,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WANTED-HELp.
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
AGENTS wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
SELL "RUGNU.'' A PRODUCT NECESSARY
TO Every wr1Tn H1usEWIIFEi ToR p.k41cHIMRs HISss
MBPHIsTO PRODUCTS CO.. FORT WAYNE.
IND.
AGENTs-$40- 500 week: free samples gold
sign letters; any one can put on store windows:
Metallic Letter Co.. 435 n. Clark. Chicago.
AGENTS AND CREW MANAGERS-New
fast-selling food speciality; livest article: pack
cd your label: write or wire. Federal Pure
S3od Co.. 2301 Archer ave-, Chicago.
AGENTS-Sell the NJ. & A foot powder; easy
sales and large profits: will assign territory to
Donsible agents and show how to advertise
Send 25c for sample and full particulars.
Western Sales Co.. 514 Palatine bldg, Mil
waukee ave-. at Paulina St, Chicago.
AGENTS-wireless umbrella. III pay hus-
invention No investment Write for Eve
style outfit. Parker Mfg. Co., 532 Vine St,
Dayton. Ohio
AGENTS, CANVASSERSLRead page 50. Feb
ruary Issue, Popular Science. then shoot SOC
for sample and prices. Belt Suspender. 209
Ellieott St. Buffalo. \. Y.
AGENrS-Best seller; Jem Rubber Repair
for tires and tubes: supersedes vulcanization
at saving Of over 500 per cent. put 1t on
cold it vuIcanizes itself in two minutes. and
is guaranteed TO last the life Of the tire or
tube. Sells to every auto owner and acces-
sorry dealer. For particulars how to make big
money and free sample. address Amazon Rub
ber Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. Dept. Al.
sensational new winter automobile fuel. Spe-
cially adapted 10 cold weather. Starts easy.
Adds power. mileage and reduces operating
expense Endorsed by thousands Territory
going like wild fire- Act quick. $2s sample
outfit free. l. Hallwey. Dept. $40, Louisville,
Nv.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

EXPERIENCED salesladies for
waist and sweater departments !:
permanent positions; chance for
advancement. Apply NJ. Phil
ipsborn & Co., 6O8 11th st.
Evening star., 1920-02-01
WANTED-HELP.
MHLE-ConfInued- l.

THOUSANDS MINOR CLERKS wanted fot
census office here: aged 1S to A.: examinat lions
every Wednesday: full s. Correspondence"
course civil service coaching instructions for
81 ualiicA tions guaranteed. write Hugh o.
iver Douglas, Pa. ave- and Bird st. NV, Wash
iDgton. u. G.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

WANTED--Gentlemsn to coach boy for high
| school evenings between and $50: refer
ences desired. Apt. 207, Pelham Courts. n.
SS27. os
Evening star., 1920-02-01

|CAPABLE woman to take
charge of stockroom, represent
ing toilet goods, jewelry, leather
goods and notions; preferably
some one who has had expert
ence in these lines; the position
in question pays a good salary
and holds out excellent pros
poets to the right woman. Apply
Superintendent, S. Kann Sons
Co.