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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22

II it's rubber. we fix it. PRES''
AUTO COMPANY. \
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22

DR.. Thomas, instructor OF Bible
Ia Westminster College. Salt Lake.
will conduct services here Sabbath
morning and evening. Visitors cord
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. John Mecker left for Phila-
dc lphia, Pa. last week, whore he
will attend the general assembly OF
the Presbyterion Church; also visit
ii.g relatives in Cincinnati, o., Brook
Ign, N. Y. and Trenton, N. J.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22

WE PRINT BUTTER WRAPPERS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22

The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs Isaac Binns Thursday after
noon. The time was spent In sewing
sitter which delicious rerreshmets
were served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-05-22
tally welcomed.

The Utah county Sunday school
convention was held here Tuesday.
May Is. Mr.. A. NJ. Locker, Inter-
national Field Supt.. was present and
gave very insr.rational addresses to
his hearers. Thc,ladies OF the church
served luncheon both noon and eve
ring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
Rochester and
Vicinity

The flu wave is gradually receding
and the victims returning to their
life tasks one by one Sickness has
deep lessons to teach us about life's
golden opportunities. Taken from
this point of view, it is not a calam.
ity but blessing. We have also no.
ticed how it reopens pen-up chan
nels of friendship. Learning that
our friends are in the grip of illness,
We suddenly realize how much their
friendship meant to us.
The schools of Rochester will re-
open Monday. March l.
Next regular meeting of the. Good
Roads Association will be held Mon
day. March s.
Community church activities of
Rochester will be resumed Sunday,
February 30, with Young Peoples
meeting at p. m. and Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
The present cooperation between
the county commissioners, the road
supervisor and the Good Roads Asso-
citation in the interest of improved
road conditions is, of course, a good
and sensible thing and even skeptics
begin to see the light. The other
day we heard an old resident remark
that the roads are in better condition
than they have been for years. in
spite of the unusually hard winter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
THE JINGO.

We've an island named 'Yap"
Coveted by the Jap.
Now we don't care a rap
For the island of "Yap"
But we've got smart slap
On the wrist for the lap
If he dares even gap
At our island of "Yap,"
So 60 close up your trap
We don't take any nap
And we're "on," Mr.. Jap.
II you're in for a scrap,
Just you LOOK at our zap"
And we'll bust your old map.
Charleston American.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27

celled. To make for closer relations
between the employees in full possess
sion of all their faculties and the
Silents, the companys factory school
will open classes to teach the sign
language. A large enrolment is ex-
pected for closer cooperation be-
tween departments in the factory
people by Silents and speaking work.
erS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27

Joseph Shelley was in from May
town Tuesday. He reports that
nearly half of the people of that
vicinity suffered from the flu. but
that all are up and about now. There
were few very severe cases. but for
tunately no deaths.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
Oregon Man Buys Farm.

John McKenna. a former citizen
of LaGrande, Oregon. has bought a
small farm near Little Rock from
William Farrow and will engage in
diversified farming. A house and
three lots in the south aprt of Olym-
ia was a consideration of this trans
action.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
Aid For Stock Growers
in Marketing PurebredS
Help to Large ndSr Brccder

Yes, raising purebreds is all right
but how are the chaps who have only
a few animals to SELL going to get
rid of them? The big fellows have
regulations. and know the big buyers
personally. but farmers like me who
have a small surplus of purebreds for
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
ale are often up against it.

sale are often up against it.
This is substantially what William
Brown told his county agent one at
ternoon while discussing difficulties
he experienced in setting a fair price
tunately the county agent was able to
tell him of marketing service de-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27
Colony Of IAeaf Mute IiabOrers.

The largest colony of deaf mutes
in the world has been gathered at the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company at
Akron. Ohio. numbering more than
700 men and women. Many of them
are college graduates. AS thrifty and
industrious workers in every depart
ment of the factory. they are unex-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-02-27

In most sections of the United
States good pastures, if properly
used. give the cheapest feed for cat
tie an dshould be utilized for fatten-
ing whenever possible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
LABOR WORKERS
APPEAL FOR COAL
Ak Fuel Distributor to Do His
UtmoS; to Meet
Situation.

H. tc..t drup ~ the ten peraturc,
snTt, coai h,r-. and ~, ,rtm,t'c view
of r,al t,s lcts. has tr,utr, "a the ~ tral
lAior ltior con u wJcaturV With Robert
u keup c.,l d,,tlil1t ior Whining
o.. sta ?, kur a.d ior the huI drcds ot
hcu a. VIII - arc without r,2l y uunhcr
at jcl,rat,, o. TIE it,,tag at rlRht re
lu.tfrd th,N hcd 80 ,egd a. thelr cellars
A. that the h,c> ol thou VINc, and chil-
.fet vcr Il .tel,
~ >,up .apo lest iGLt hc w?N ro-
.Ie tlr with the dra.,t. n. an '"Gcavor
.ppN eai 4, the uo,t IcclN 'spsct"l-
h 81 tcr,. th, heath ot ,thcr~ "ld chi
dteu 8 ~ lat Ucr,d hc 'vlloWlrg letter
Us,- sc.t Nlr hemp hN th' ~ccr,tary oi
th, trtrl lalor trior
IL b. out ui irt.tardiae thu YOU haNc
h. an -,fe.t.d - The ,tall coal d'Hlers
~ fbs ,n ~ N'luu ptar ct rs ~
otbr.al IL t..l ~ II Ia, stlYlr~ "i '"fl
tuat CON, ut aur riN
rom report ~ hsNc received " =
rrurfal1 f,earu.<cl Nou ART doing N"UV
utmost t. cupt WITH ~iluatmo That con
frort- Nluuretru a~ c'n.nultt}. hu'
.t.u ~. I.,t.ai alor | mon carrot but
l,rgeNc : ~ son ,thug prac;i,al must he
,tk.. rpl,I, tac vortctS hantS with
Ga r,m individual members oi tho
ofra. at'u~ :. taict VIII th' en-, !,
Labor rbnu W. l.a.o tluv afc r'il l'' li"d
=. l,tt, .-t...,lI ail -toNc~ ~ tl,u homes he
,...i., t.1 h41r ah~olutAN u" coal ul
M, rft.4 tlcu collars Il Is not qucs-
t.ta.N4tIt. .ft,.-, I,,ad- 81 fsmll"~ whether
4, rr9.i, ie1 .,r uuf or I we u D the
cu,I 4u,.-tl That t~ worry mW thrm
MI Fl chs sgtt3ttr IL increased
trslu,s,u $ rruvrllt felt that nc
aff.rtt., .r,ud be- pad Us tic sulstan-
n ,itlgcl., .t.f ,ur con r-uutN - th" e nj
salt4ta.p Il v,rlrrf h, ms IS without
al - trA. mo warmth tu that h, me
h,.o e,u tIg vorler l,rrNpcctcd to report
~ ms work m 3 corlltlon tu give his
er,tl.,cr tL,. h,st tm, IS ia hun Mon
b.rs,,f, ,,,r ..rr,uigatrn. as We have poiut-
~ ,,ui h,b.A, that yol ar dWug Nrur
host Just What he condition q VII
punrtan supply" 1T short w must
hebcvc II IS for OF people aIc mplain-
,nr s,ycrrt, hrcsisc of the lark - lie
byerics &c th,lr csfll dealers II Nru agree
tho supply Is shcrt IS Il not u, es'hlr irr
ssmc actiou - =, taken - insure tint fhe
neap, ~ Wlrngton sccurr ~Innil
supply t. tide tlcm over this present 4 ld
smell. AZ least
assuring vOI ~ our ro-opcratf'' an
awaitlng 4 rcr,N ~ our letter ~ sam
scnsc ~ fraukrcss ln which i IS v C !.
We arc YOURS most respectfully.
Central Labor Union
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear Joe
Sonh,c ac nursceirl has left The only
rpa-nn wh | dIdu fin her IS because
she left - suddenly didn't have =
chance = WAS the most flag raising case
~ ,ngraAtidr I ever heard ot, and YOU
knov always consldercd lngratItude
among the seven deadcnlng SINS Not
that } regret her absence. because on
the ssntrary She never dld amount TO
a rov ~ pms on = hill oi beans when u
cAms e. intelligence
tuas all on account ~ that home
hrr. After me spending the majority
81 Al one night making 4 YOU don !
tfak ] was going e. throw Il out, 90
IA Joe That the WAY ! trlt about II.
- Rut lust because tho home brew
sartpd ~ scent up the house little,
I, You 4 natural, expect homo brew
9 10 when Vou come 20 think about
Sophie started a. stand On her high
aor~e and SAY she WAS a refined giri and
eoul,ut stand u As much IS 90 say that
her nsure WAS more sensitive than minc
Car,-ou imagine that lnc' Personally
is M opinion that peoplc who haV
rcal pfncmouf arr hackW ards about
admitting it. and told her 50. and one
thing ed to another and tho home brew
and trongcr and the upshoot o' 'hc
fnattr was thsi sophie put on her things
and eft thus SAVING me the trouble Snd
the .atls'acton ot dlscharglng her 10
nov IN have T. get another nuTscgirl.
rhs ought t. hc easy but the question
i y Il
h tcll yoH the truth Io, that home
lra u making lt,,f rather prominent
NoolN would hardly mistake our house
fola flower observatory Just now Iven
IN bah, with ms htt!e hlt ot nose.
SONS O. be noticing d Rut perhaps II
vii hc good training - teach hlm that
= our senses ncm'ing the sense OF
snrll have their up~ and downs How
e-or I've about made up my mind TO let
Aat home brew - 50 far and no further
md + y takes 30 great an advantage
81 4 privileges II VIII have - follow
~opalc that all
Lovingly,
IpSSlc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
LEWES FISHERIES CASE
COMES TO A CLOSE
After Hearing of Testimony Court
Adjourned and Case Now
Awaits Decision.
Special Correspondence to Every Evening

Special Correspondence to Every Evening
Dover. Nov Il. After five days
hearing before Char ccllof Curtis on a bill
III equity in which Joseph II Cahall re-
cciver of the Lewcs Fisheries Co. was
complainant. and Mcsars Lollnud. Book
hammer Bnvlis, Iank, Tunnel. Joseph.
Thompson Robert Pennington and Lewis
oil AID Chctnirrl Co. were defendants,
the casc was COZ cluded Yesterday after
noon. cnditg sooner than had been eN-
pccted duc to the attorrcVa for dcicrdanta
closing their case without calht Y two ui
the defendants named III the hIll, W 6.
I,onand md Harlan \ Joseph Neither
was Mr. rcnnlr gton called to the stand.
Nr Bunl<hammcr, who had been on the
witness ,ip.d the greater part of the
morning scsslon. repeated, when asked,
that hr did rot know Tor n tact nj the
stockholders meeting that Mr. fcpnIt "
ton hnd rcsold the steamer licnlopcn
lie admitted hr tired. on the mornlrR
of the mc,tirg, to get ecme ore 10
oppose the confirmation 81 the sale.
hut received the reply that they mcar-
inp certain stockholders wanted 10 get
their money. md therefore agreed 20 the
sale Of the hont
At the opening of the afternoon sessIon
counsel for the defendants announced
that they closed thclr SIDES ut the case
\ttor. cv Ridrclv. ~ rcbuttal, called
Tor the prud,c,inn ot The minute booka.
and after hav,,g rceoutiols relative to
ira, RaCtloI q "a com ccttnu with The affairs
~ the campni rclatn ~ the case NJ issue
read. asked that The hooE bc admitted
ia evidence whch IVES allowed without
objection
There was an aQsccmcut between coun-
sci of the ndmlttourc ut affidavit or 80
much oi cacn rs tc[c cd 60 the particular
cases NJ issue Jacob Ffottyman and
Joseph T. Nudn. u c,inuelv called IN
direct examination were ,ecallcd hy Mr.
Ridgcly ~ rclmttal. to TESTIFY rs to the
actual work done hv the directors which
would have warranted the salaries ~
compensation tncy received as III octnfe
fnr wu,k done Both testified Tint ont
side of Ncssrs Ionand and l}nokhammer.
the fnrmc. more than the latter they Sel-
dom, II ever, saw tine other directors ri the
plant or on tho boats
Mrs RohiuSou was recalled and also
testified that whllc she and hc' husband.
largo stockhuldc ~ thv company, fr"-
Quentlv went "a the wnHtvcs ~ plcre 81
the Iewes flshcrlos 90 to see the boats
come III. They never saw any of sail IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CLUB.
Interesting Papers Read nj the Last
Regular Meeting.

The Current Events clnss Of the Naeh-
ington Heights Club met Monday after
noon M the club house Mrs T. iloweti
prce.ded
The Current Events paper wae read by
Mrs. & II. williams Mrs I'rnnk Ford
Palmer gave an intcrestii y report Of the
convention in Dover last Mny of the State
Federation of Womcns Tubs Mrs
Lydia Slucumb read an excellent paper
on Pioucer Women Mrs. Martin Lewis
snng accompanied by Mra Steven Ieech
Next Friday the pariamer tary Law clnsq
cf the club will meet ~ : o'clock at the
club housc Mira floy l. Booth. director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Isaac Il Brown has
granted letters SIS follows
administration On the estate OF Ellen
Frances klund 70 Frederic Perclval
I\und. estate OF Edwin W Long tu
Martha h Long
Testamentarv v-On the estate OF John
II kund to Frederic Percivsl klund
estate Of Margaret Lawrence To Edgar II
Lawrence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
SMYRNA WEDDING.
NfarrRgc of Miss katharyn Price and
Edward Johnson of Salisbury.

~m rua, NOV l. Miss hatharNn
Prlct daughter oi Senator and Mrs
lew VI rucc. 81 SMYRNA, Del. and
Edwrd johnson. son oi Captain and
Nirs Edward Joitf~nn 81 salisbury. wcre
n,.r,ed ai the Methodist Episcopa
Ch,u'h "a SMYRNA YcstcrIaN afternoon 10y
,t. r., Dr Gcorp, Clark Peck. assisted
II. =. Key Dr NIchol,. pastor OF the
>nyna Nicthodlsi Episcopal Church
u,strnn If honor wa Mre Rolhc ID
t.I.. salisbury The hest man was
l1.ard N Piper 81 Baltimore The
MIR, were Z. Carl Price of New York
n rpor IS Price. Of SMYRNA James ;
Rt..eu of SALISBURY and William J
l.Elish Of Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
WI. .MINGTONIANS IN NEW YORK

The following Wilmingio mans have
bec- in New York during the past week
l.. G Bryan md wife. J =. I.aifey,
Mnrhley Shaw, Mis Frank A. Mcliugh ,
Mrs J Lnhey, w X. Grayson and wife,
John +. Hyatt. Mrs G. =. Milard, Miss
Pauline Dettlinp, jos Jaeek, w. g..
Brown Mrs. II. Schwartz, II NJ Taylor
.Ir, and ] s. White
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

rectnra at work. except possibly MIR
I.onand -
Attorney Rcinhardt askod Mrs. Rob
inson if hcf desire TO tertify was not
prompted in some mannof by her hopes
of getting back some of the stock, 10
which shc replied IN the Affirmative
Altet few other minor matters between
attorneys and the court, the ease waa con.
cludcd and the Court of Chnnccry WINS
adjourned without day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Tomorrow, AT tho club, the bazaar and
cnrd party for the bef eft Of the Buildif q
Fund will be staged at tile club houss
Many novelties and deichcics viii be on
sale aud IL IL expected that quite n shfn
If not ey will be raised
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
4 Strong Character.

"I,hn ! Grimpson nuS the courage
ulll, convictions
How sn'
"IIr wont even speak good VOID
4, ~ ufrlo cal when the ownc. Of il
rn.tng hnn lit - town Brming-
Inn Ar,-lleTald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

head .tnfn rpr ufrrrF rlftf
h,adacf, duilf,r tsf
afefeas std .nnrtss
pnp, 'id ( DWUuund fIf
,st nir.ef r.i,f kfuvn tfd .ft
fcW ref - ~ drug 'r's
assistHrrr. tfsit. iu' d." pnfI''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Don't stay atufod-upl Quit blowing
and enufiugi A dose of Papes Gold ON
poilnd" taken every two hours untii three
doses are taken usually breaks ~ sey"rr
cold and ends all grippe fnie.ry.
Tho very frat dose opcfs vmm clogRed-
nm rostr,ls and the air petsHgsa II the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
Kills Relish For Water

In these Nolstcad davs one can {
properly appreciate q drink of ice wste.
in the early morning Baltimore sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

~omen's ailments this il a tried
and true vegetable tonic
The Prescription = regulates
the natural functions. and IL
perfectly harmless in any con-
dition Of woman's system. IL
brings refreshing sleep. and re-
stores health and vigor.
Send l0c 70 Dr. piercc's, Buffalo,
n y. for trial package.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
lUI Gn. SIRONC, II you're

a tired out or
run down
woman, with
DIR Pierce 3
F avorite q .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

J Prescription For
these two things TO
build up women =
atrength. and for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Shown in the better coloro and
white, broken sizes. One Of the
greatest glove specials we have
ever offered.
First Floor North
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

hese Ddgs IIdNt TldIlU-
some shell frames OF eX-
ouisite design and are
shown in blue. beaver,
brown and taupe.
First Floor-North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen
AND YOUNG MEN.
A T T E N T I o Nj

This advertisement announces the be-
ginning OF sales campaign that viii de-
yelop BRANCH OFFICE MANAGERS for
n corporation which Is becoming national
~ known, and offers. brilliant future 10
those statesmen and young men who will
follow our course OF instruction and join
our organization.
Many OF our young men with no selling
experience were turned into big pro-
ducers in a few days time through the
methods we are using In the campaign.
Over $3.50, 10000 in commissions win be
paid to our men during this campaign
and many executive positions await those
who will work with US and become part
force Will be developed the BRANCH
OFFICE MANAGERS to be located In the
principal cities Of the United States,
Canada and Mexico. and you have an
equal opportunity TO win one OF these po-
sitions yourself.
Don't worry about your past expert
ence, whether you have sold anything or
not, for that makes little or no differ
ence. II Is our sincere belief that when
you have heard Of the opportunities which
await you with this fast growing organ
ization you viii be thankful for having
Joined in the ranks. Men with no previ-
GUS stock selling experience are welcome.
we teach you our way.
The men In our organization are earn
ing, while learning, from 500 TO $500
week In commissions. Give US an oppor-
tunity to prove to you that you can de-
velop Into one of our BRANCH MAN
AYERS.
The securities offered by this company
are In a corporation which Is growing by
leaps and bounds and offers untold OPP
portunities to those who grow with II.
III you desire to connect yourself with
force OF REAL men and IL you want an
opportunity that is limited solely by your
own ability call any day
between $3.50 and 10 O'Clock at
20 COURT ST.. BROOKLYN.
SUITE IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

sALEsMENi
READ THIS AND PONDER.
One OF our statesmen made as high
as 50 500 in one week; another sales
man made 81 $50 in that same week; ,
another salesman made as high as
81 900 that same week. and several OF
our men made over $500 that same
week. All these men in their former
positions worked on salary basis, but
you can never earn such money on
salary.
You may be a man who Is afraid.
IL you are come in and talk with me.
We have a live organization and are
helping worthy and ambitious men to
do bigger things.
place our time against yours. We are
not selling life insurance, or special
ties, but call on people who are well
coming the new dawn.
Our modern organization IS training
men having had no previous selling
experience for a wonderful future with
rapid advancement.
We are an investment house and sell
nothing but financial securities. At
the present time we are selling a divi-
dend paying preferred stock In a COM
mercial and financial corporation.
Headquarters on 9Th av., the presi-
dent of which has been banker for
q years. Other bank men and high
grade business men are on the board
OF directors. Highest commercial in
dorsements.
WRITE BOX 70,
9o6 FITZGERALD BLDG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
sATEsNEN

n SAIFISNfsN ~
who can qualify and give surety bond
viii be given an opportunity to earn q
salary on n commission basis between
$50 70 $500 weekly drawing accounts
against cDinnlission.
Tha stock selling force we are now
organizing "a for n Moving Picture Thea
ire now being built in the busiest part
OF Jersey city Heights, The community
in which the theatre IL being constructed
are waiting for representatives 70 call on
them 10 secure their subscriptions.
THIS is a rare and exceptional oppor-
turffiy for real producers TO make good.
Phone Webster 4o26 or call 300 Central
av between Bowers and South sts.. Jer-
sey City Heights. n. ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
SALESMAN WANTED.

SAIESMAN WANTED.
self respecting salesman, whose ambition
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 personality, who would APP
preciate a lifes Job with a fast growing
concern where Industry would be rewarded
with far above average earnings: married
men preferred; experience not necessary.
Apply suite 20i, World Tower Building, 10
W. 10th st. Ask for Mr.. Augustine.
Statesmen.
EXPERIENCED STOCK or BOND MEN
CAN CONNECT WITH FIRM SELLING
PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK or
SUCCESSFUL WEST fIOBOKEN INDUS
TRY, ASSURING RIG PROFITS TO
CLIENTS GOOD COMMISSIONS; LEADS
FURNISHED; NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN
WILL INCREASE SALES REPLIES
TREATED CONFTDENTIkLLY: STATE
EXPERIENCE, GIVE TELEPHONE NUM-
BER. o.. 5OT HERALD.
sATEsMEN-Capablam men Of character. am
bilious to get ahead. 20 associate with
financial house In sale OF high grade dividend
paying securities. stock selling experience
not necessary; splendid opportunity for in1-
mediate large earnings and advancement !;
liberal commission. See u. b. Hamlin, 10
II. l.. A.. Hughes q Co.. 100 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
SALESMAN.
SALES MANAGER.

We are In a position TO offer
an unequalled opportunity to a
man between c5 and 40 years OF
age who has had a broad and
extended service as a 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 im-
medlately with the firm mem
bers In sales work OF the highest
character. The position is PER-
manent and returns should ex-
coed so. 600 annually In commis-
sions. State fully past business
experience.
HAYES. READE & CO..
ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

SALESMAN WHO KNOWS CALIFORNIA.
We want n live, clean-cut salesman, who
hof successfully sold real estate. insurance
Of securities, 20 follow UP daily inquiries.
or a new and unique form OF investment.
which offers life income and future homo
site IN the finest climate IN tho world. on
extremely attractive terms. Present open
lug will be followed by permanent executive
positlon. with exceptional earning pcssibii-
tier for the men who make good IN the pre-
lii iinary work. The opportunity II an un-
usual one from every standpoint. Company
directorate includes bankers, Insurance off
cials and business men. In replying please
state expe rience Address p O. Box "a.
Times Square Station. New York.
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SALESMAN.

WALL STREET FIRM WANTS A STOCK
SALESMAN UNDER FORTY. WE ARE
or AN ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURINC;
COMPANY LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY
AND OFTGCERED BY NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE MEN.
WE WANT a MAN CAPABLE OF SELL
ING AND CLOSING SALES. ALSO IN
CREASTNG PRESENT SHAREHOLDERS.
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
r SIS HERALD. FULTON ST.
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