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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
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mat fiitofienio labiastanne a Ont.
1,052:5O Suomen iotaorpoien iou-
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faiffi @merifan iltomnlaiiet ottaiii-
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Mannerbeiniin feboitufien S1omen
fonialaiiille,-i efG pari liittomme
tarfoitlisperiG palniiepaa firiasta.
tSausfaa nellie oliii jos iiellafin
liiton baarooiostoja peruStettailiin,
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
Heinan siemenia. Uusi aka ia
uudet hinnat

Ksyttakaa hyvsksenne nykysta markkinahintaa!
Va aLoarnme rahdin teidan koikaupunkiin taman KUN ayan ala OLE
yna binnoiIla. vaikka markinahinnat menevat yls. MIN lama, hmta Ply,
sma hnMnl,nan 81 naivsan 1921. Siemenet maksettuna tedan kotinne eli
kohkaupunkinne. .....- d. > -----r -~~s.~ ~H''""
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AA isrhne nol,k Clover ia timotee sekasin, kasvanut taana hyvana me-
m%I hvva beina kaIire elukoi1e. kasvaa alai sela maala, Ell ole
yeden arka, voidaan kylvaa otis lumen mentya. H1nta tida9 II ap n
knne
1so5;,ro Pod Clover ia Timotee sekaisn on taa1a .hyvm menestyn Ja
r..mea hnvn sea or hyva heina kakine elamine. Myymme. lO0 paunaa
faqa ~ 1 ns%nRt nsiemenet ovt taana kasvaneta.. Clover kauntssa, ia O.
-. ~nhMta eks vieja tarkasti puhdistetuja. Me takaamme slemenen
y nbtand IA itamisen, joten menta varmastiI saatte hyvia semenia .o
PTohLss +gauLaenne varhain sTa se on telle hyodyksi Sakh maksaa u
.untEs routa voHfe sen lahettaa parsehp0tissa. 1jonete halua sakkia os
smeu a. ILL., nsmmo s;emenen kaikkrn palkohin Yhdysvanossa, mutta Ell
CANADIAN. Ystavyydena: n.n o CON 20 gm
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proli 8 Italia. Sttofaa nuotit
mitfdanl
Sunnuntaina 6 b.. jumalanpal-
melus flo proIi 10 ap. &olebti
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Srnnuntoifoullit tamaIliiiin ui-
toibin. Seurafunnan fititfauiifo-
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Sorstaina 10 p. Smpeluieura
fofoontrtii Ieiptomnisia Wrs @mil
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
40 TAKKIA

Naissa on plussi ynna waite
i. takkeja, vaan kesatavaran
tullessa myymme nama, 81
saanostohinnasta huolimatta,
puollella hintaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
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Alkaa tOrstaina.
3 paiva ia kestaa Top.

Tehdaksemme tilaa kesava-
rastolle myymme kaikki va
rastossa olevat pukineet ERR
tyisen halvalla hinnalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03
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mellis flo 2 ip. Sllalla flo 8 on
bartausbetfi.
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liiton eniimGinen obielmallinen il
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faiffi.
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iuuoesia iaamme mpos rulmiim
ME roapintoa pi%irafoita ia maffa
raa.
OmpeluIeiiran foforfiia pioetaar
Iiofo fesfiniiffoiltaiiin.
&ippifoltllia alan pitamaGn nal
Htistapasti maalisfuun alusta Ian
antaiiin 3 fertaa fultfaitoeslo. Sp.
pilaita feboiton ilmoittal1tllmaor
iofo firfosia Observation-Disclosures
iGlfeen tai aiunnollani.
CHATHAM, Micb.
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9or $50 Warquette, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-02-03

QiitosIuuieito Il iuIoisto IT,
nan mnfiua. D6biu tnfio on 90
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Asiamiehile ia enemman tilaajlle myonnetaan aiennus'
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
HOUSE JOINS IN ENACT|NC
 VETOED BILL
(Py United Press)

Washington, Jar. 1.-The house of representatives today by a vote of 250 to 66 passed the resolution to revive the war finance corporation, vetoed yesterday by President Wilson and immediately passed by the senate over his veto.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
COTTON VANCE
 NEARLY ALL LOST

The greeater part of yesterdays s sharp gain in cotton was wiped out in today's trading, when futures lost 50 to 75 points, closing easy at prac- tically the low point of the day. The opening was at slight advance over yesterdays close, and the market pur- sued a rather cratic course, declining and advancing to yesterdays figures, but showing the greatest weakness late in the afternoon.
 January New York contracts closed today 50 points net lower at 13.30 cents, while March lost 55 points, closing at 14.05 cents. New Orleans displayed greater weakness, January showing a net loss of 70 points, clos ing at 1880 cents, while March lost 75 points, closing at 13.40 cents. Spots in New York declined 50 points to 1850 cents, and New Orleans spots were lowered 9 points to 1875 cents.
 A considerable sprinkling of cotton appeared on the local market today, receipts totaling around 50 bales. Most of that arriving here today, however, was held. Ten cents a pound was about the top price on today's sales, while on some low grade stuff 6 cents was the best offer.
 The local price of cottonseed re- mains unchanged at SIS per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
U. s. HUNTERS BANNED
 FROM MEXICAN SOIL
(By United Press )

San Antonio, Texas, Jan 4.-On account of the huge slaughter of wild game across the border the Republic of Mexico today issued an order that no more American hunters will be per mitted to hunt in Mexico. American citizens equipped for hunting will be stopped on the border. Hunters from the United States have bagged as high as 10 or F deer on Mexican soil, it was said
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
FLEET GATHERED
 10 BEGIN CRUISE
(By United Press)

Nby UHlItU fesS1
 Norfolk, Va, Jan. All warcraft belonging to the Atlantic fleet is be- Ing massed today off the capes of Vir- glnla preparatory to starting a cruise of five months in South American waters.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
GINNING FIGURES
 CONTINUE TO GROW

Cotton ginned in Faulkner county from the crop of 1920, prior to Decem- Der 13, totaled 19,367 bales, accord ing to census figures made public to- day. This is the largest number gin ned to that date since 1916 and ex- ceeds the total crop of the three pre- ceding years. It compares with gin nings to December 13 in preceding years as follows:
 1919, 12,762 bales; 1918, 13,09S bales; 1917, 17,714 bales; 1916, 21,485 bales; 1915, 16,722 bales; 1914, 22,01S bales; 1913, 22.845 bales.
 The ginning for the period from December 1 to December 13 was 593 bales about a normal number for the period.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
SAY DFVALERA 10 CALL IRISH
 TO NEW RIOTS
(BY United Pressl

Dublin, Jan. 4.-Sinn Feiners expect their leader, Eamon DeValera, to soon issue a manifesto. DeValera is reported to be in conference with members of the inner circle and that further moves against British domi- nation of Ireland will be forthcoming.
 DeValera is said to have landed in Ireland from the United States dis guised as an aged peasant and lean ing wearily upon hls staff. His dis guise precluded detection by the staff of English secret agents guarding all ports.
 Two Sim Feiners arrested in Coun- ty Limerick have been shot by police accord ng to reports brought to Dub lin today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
MAY SELECT BOGLE
 PRESIDENT PRO ITEM

Little Rock, Jan. 4.-Several sen ators who were in Little Rock yester day stated that there is considerable sentiment amongg members flavor able to Senator Otis Bogle of Bringley for president pro tenn of the state senate. It goes without saying that MT. Bogle would be strongly support ed in the event he became candidate. The office carries with it the lieuten- ant goVernorship of the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
BALKANS ARM AS SRUSSREDS
 OUT IN FORCE
tBv United Press)

Budapest, Jan. 4.-More than 200,- 900 Bolshevik troops are concentrated in Bessarabia, according to Balkan agency dispatches today.
 An approximate state of war be- tween Bolshevik Russia and Rouma- mia has existed since the assignment of Bessarabia to Roumania over Rus sias protest Roumania has called out three militry classes in prepara- ton for conflict.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
VOLUNTEERS STOP
 CLEVELAND CRIME
(By United Press)

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 4.-Cleve- land police were reinforced last night by more than 100 members of the American Protective League who were fully armed. As result of their pa trol, the city passed the night without a single hold up, for the first time in weeks.
 The league has announced that TOO men will be recruited for patrol duty
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04

while the crime wave is on, and a force of $50 men kept on duty on alternate nights.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
FEAR l50 DROWN
 AS VESSEL SINKS
(Rv ITnita9 praeel

Madrid, Jan. 1.-Two hundred pas sengers of the steamer Santa Isabel are missing from the wreck of that craft Saturday night off the coast of villagarcia. Credible reports from coast towns account for only 45 of the passengers, and it is feared the others are lost.
 The Santa Isabel grounded off Villa garcia when defective engines pre- vented the crew from keeping it off the rocks.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
lRv Irnitcd Presel

Washington, Jan. 4.-Representa tive Frank Mondell, Republican floor leader, today predicted that the house would follow the lead of the senate in overriding President Wilson's veto of the resolution revivtng the war finance corporation. The senate over rode the presidents veto yesterday soon after the resolution had been re- turned from the white house.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
LOBBYIST TO STIR
 SENATE JEALOUSY
(By United Press)

Washington, Jan. An agent rep resenting himself to be in the employ of interests engaged in the manufac- ture of necessary war materials is in Washington to work against the Borah resolution for a conference of world powers on disarmament.
 The agent said his purpose was to arouse political jealousies between members of the senate. which would threaten if not actually defeat the resolution.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
IRISH IGNORE ORDER
 TO SURRENDER ARMS
fRv limited Press)

Cork, Jan 4-British military off cials are thoroughly dissatisfied by the lack of response to the general order requiring the surrender by De- cember 27 of all arms held by Irish cit zens. Some Sim Feiners who ig- nored the order have been summoned for court martial, but no verdict re- turned in any case.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
VETERAN LEFT 10
 DIRECT PROGENY
lRv IInited Pressl

Olathe, Kans., Jan. 4,-Seventy-siX direct descendants survive Andrew Cleek, 90, Civil war veteran who died here today.
 Of the descendants, one is a great grandchild, 26 are great-grandchild- ren, 40 are grandchildren and nine are sons and daughters of the veteran.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
ASSIGNS FREEL|NC
 TO CONVICT RAMON
tBy United Press)

Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. At torney General s. F. Freeing will personally represent the state of Oklahoma when Clara Hamon, charg- ed with the murder of Jake L. Hamon, IS called for trial A statement from the governors office today said that General Freeling would conduct the prosecution in person.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-04
ORDER HEARING
 ON TARIFF, BONUS
lRY United Press)

Washington, Jan. 4.-A resolution calling for extensive hearings on the soldier bonus and Fordney tariff bills was adopted today by the senate. Un- der the resolution, the house measures will be given lengthly hearings by committees before voted upon by the senate.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SPECIALITY statesmen.

Ours Is a propositions that VIII IN
terest only men Of good appearance.
integrity and ambition 70 Join dignity
and exceptional earnings 10 the lasting
credit or their seif-respect and the
permanent enjoyment OF financial in
dependence. This Is a sales organiza-
tion that boasts dignity that doesn't
lessen speed and without sacrifice OF
honest methods. And we help the men
we take on 10 maintain the pace this
progressive organization sets. You
may easily earn, from the start, $50
and over a week. Give us opportunity
70 serve your pride and your pocket
book. We can do both better by far
than this ad. suggests. Drop In 70 see
US. What your eyes VIII see annd your
ears Will hear Will assure you that in
Joining forces with Us you viii be hit
ting the high road TO good fortune.
Better call between 10 and 2.
SUITE 61s. 40 NEW ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
MEN.
UNUSUAL OPENING.

Two men needed Immediately to
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-
ton; don't hesitate TO answer IL you
are employed; 1t Will pay you to
make a change. Give phone number
IL any. Write Box 51s, 906 Fitzgerald
Building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.
FOREMAN,
GIcHTN(, AND MAPPING.

GIGGING AND MAPPING.
wanted-Thiroughly experienced man, capa-
bic Of taking complete charge OF the sigglng
and mapping department OF high class dreas
goods mill. located near Boston; must ne
man with some initiative, experienced on hign
full production: fine future and good wages
to the right man state full particulars ol
experiance and references. married or single
sidered confidential II requested. TAI Her
aid, Herald SO.
GARDENER, married. no family, as outside
foreman; wages 500 and cottage; wife TO
give table board to two men, $40 each.
Apply Kennedy's Seed Store, ZIG West
34th st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

~ YOUR =, PAST PAS, ,.,!3; sELLING EH AND
REMEMBER HOW You LET oPpoR-
ING AT THE TIME THAT YOU WE'RE
PASSING UP "A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
IT it's Is POSSIBLE S5a LEI EoR FOB YOU TO GRASP ;,i
NESS INDUSTRY THAT HAS a
FUTURE FAR GREATER THAN ANY
THING EVER KNOWN IN CIVILIzA-
T1ON.
HAVE you EVER STOPPED TO
ASALTzR Ana S,,,,II, TIE REASON d4 on, FOB FOB The
WILL LOOK UP THE RECORDS or
THOSE WHO HAVE MADE MILLIONS
IN A LIFETIME. YOU WILL FIND
GRAsPEp THEIR OPPORTUNITY AND
MADE GOOD.
SUPPOSE We WE'RE TO TELL YOU
THAT WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY
RIGHT NOW TO MAKE MORE MILL
ions IN THE NEXT TEN YEARS
THAN ANY INDUSTRY OR CoMBINA-
WOULD you TAKE THE TROUBLE
TO INVESTIGATE AND FIND OUT
FOR YOURSELF IF OUR STATEMENT
is CORRECT OR NOT?
WE LACK WORDS TO ADEQUATELY
EMPRESS THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS
INDUSTRY, BUT WE WANT TO TELL
Aoc HAi< ApCl1 -
SIX MONTHS TIME AND OVER
$4,000 HAVE BEEN SPENT IN THIS
CAMPAIGN. WE COULD GO ON AND
WRITE TWO OR THREE COLUMNS
CONCERNING THIS PROPOSITION
AND THEN WE WOULD NOT BE
ABLE TO EXPLAIN IT SUFFICIENTLY
A PERSONAL INTERVIEW WILL
CONVINCE YOU.
CALL AT OUR OFFICE BETWEEN 0
A. NJ. AND 3 p. NJ. WEDNESDAY.
- EAST 42ND STREET
(FOURTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Your future ls entirely Ia your
own hands. I can offer the oppor-
tunity 20 you IL you can measure
up. It's certain and unusual. II
you have some selling experience.
are ambitious, full Of energy and
determination, talk convincingly
and can handle a high grade bust
ness In fcrceful. straightforward
way, l, as NlCE-PRESIDENT OF
my company, can pat you in the
way of connecting permanently and
securely with a thoroughly success
ful, rapid growing concern. Apply
1i7O Broadway, Room so5, at 0 40
mornings. Ask for Mr.. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
STOCK Statesmen.
SUITE 61s. 40 NEW ST.

group Of some OF the most prominent
business men In the country are Interested
IN the expansion or an entorprise they or.
ganized five years ago. So unusual IS tho
proposition that leading bankers have given
u thelr unqualified endorsement. Statesmen
are wanted to place the securities OF this
company on highly attractive commission
basis which should enable them TO earn IN
comes oI Nf,OOO and up per month. Real
security salosmen will welcome this pronosI-
tioa because Il win stand up and because
\ appeals 70 the shrewdest and most careful
investors. II you are high class man, tell
US all about yourself and IL you ouaiify an
interview VIII be granted. Address
The New York herald., 1921-03-16

WANTED.
You can earn $50 week.
You say you never had an oppor-
tunity to make REAL MONEY or to
advance yourself according to your
ability. Have you ever read our ad
before and then said: "Oh. ! guess
won't answer it, II you did. you
passed up that OPPORTUNITY.
II you are NOW making less than
500 a week. you are using only HALF
OF your ability. We all want more
money, but most OF US think that to
get 1t we've got to be In on some
'scheme." some ''secret" process.
Have you ever stood on Fifth ave-
nue. and wondered where all those
Rolls-Royces came from? Or do you
know that they are the result OF
HARD WORK? The REAL REASON
that that man can buy Rolls-Royce
Is because he's learned 10 sRli his
ABILITY at the highest market price.
He may be O. bank president to-day;
10 years ago he was a bookkeeDer.
If you haven't got bank or a factory
to work for you, you HAVE GOT A
BRAIN, and two hands and two feet
TO work for you. SET THEM TO
WORK.
Most of us are our own worst enemy.
II we have not succeeded, there's no
one to blame but the fellow walking
around under our own hat. Once we
make mistake we are liable to think
that we can't do ANYTHING right.
When we think that way we admit
that we are failures. Every time we
make that admission we keep Sue
CESS outside.
Here in the Business Builders we've
all got the same chance the same OPP
portunity to MAKE GOOD. We've got
some mighty fine men on our force.
In fact, our men believe that they be-
long to the finest selling organization
in the country. They believe THAT
because they have found REAL OPP
portunity here. Some of our fellows
who had never earned over $50 week
before have rolled up commissions up
to $3.50 week. But 1t isn't only the
money they make that gives them THAI
belief and that faith In this organiza-
ton; It's the plain, everyday fact that
men are constantly promoted to the
REAL JOBS. Over 90 per cent. of our
successful statesmen never sold a thing
before they Joined this organization.
They were Just like YOU. They
THOUGHT they couldn't sell.
Don't say you can't sell. Don't let
any IT CAN'T thought get In your
way. YOU CAN WIN-and YOU
know It.
We are now under CONTRACT with
three corporations to TRAIN men for
sales and business executive positions
paying from $1,000 10 $4,000 a year.
Those corporations want and MUST
HAVE FIRST CLASS men. Within
the past year we have trained 65 men
for them. They still require 1856. We
know we've got a big job on our
hands, but our need IS YOUR oP-
PORTUNITY.
BEGIN NOW. Get your training at
no expense to you while you are earn
ing good income. The Job we've got
for you NOW is a good one. but II In
only a starter for the BIGGER JOB
higher up when you make good. You
have an especially good opportunity
THIS WEEK. We have just started
a new sales unit. We still need some
additional men to complete the quota.
Your JOB is HERE. Cali between
10 and 2.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
620 Fifth Av. tat both St).
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
J q Herald. IIerald sa.
STOCK RAIEeNrrNr

High grade stock salesman, Industrious:
must be O producer; commission on a slid
ing scale. according to production. excep-
tionaly high class proposition; managerial
position awaiting man who can qualify; no
advance seekers wanted. Apply room 110J
West Bath. Ask for Mr.. Christie.
STOCK statesmen. with or without experi-
ence; | can put you next to the biggest
proposition you ever heard of: big commits
sion; cooperation leads; everything 10 help
Wellington. box 633, Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

MEN.-A traffic association desires to get
In touch with few dependable men who
are anxious to better themselves; the short
national problem. men competent TO direct
shipping under the new Government and
International rules are paid salaries from
$500 up; ambitious men with clean records,
common school education and willing to
qualify as required by the advisory council
are acceptable, II you have ambition ana
ability; the few chosen viii be trained by
experts and assigned to positions after be-
Ing trained; give phone number n 89s
Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16

FITCH PERSONNEL SERVICE
1915 Broadway. at 42d Street
DRAFTSMEN (Christians), electrical
thoroughly familiar with sub-station
layout or power equipment design.
s4045; also men familiar with street
work; salary open
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER. some
legal training: $500.
ACCOUNTANT. senior. capable OF
taking charge of large audlts.
BARKER & MACCOLL,
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS. 80 CHURCH
Copy writer. dept. store expr.: asst editor
trade Journal expr.; accountant Shipping
board expr.. ma rine insurance acct elec-
trical men. high power expr.; chain men:
secty.-steno.. college graduate; steno, sales
and eng. expr.: registry free.
Domestic Help Wanted.
COUPLE, butler and cook, e180: chauffeur
and cook. $3.50; city. country Lazare's
Agency, 200 z. 72d st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-16
statesmen.

Statesmen wanted to sell high class
motor stock; company . years old.
factory in New York; car well known.
now In quantity production; live leads.
unusual cooperation. o 1902 Herald.
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