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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
Reporter No. 4

Reporter No. went in and braced the Motor:stA people for a job as sales man. It was quite evident that the promoters of this epoch making tire that binds" because they suggested, softly but unmistakably, that a sales man could do better work for them if he were 70 become nancially interest ed in the product which he is deal ing With.
 It was pointed out that for the mod est sum of $200, Reporter No.[4 could Secure the allotment of certain strip of territory to be worked on a commission basis. The s200 wasn't t much. of course, but it would serve as binder, and additional money could l be handed over at the prospective | We'll, anyway, I was informed that l the proposition was not being placed before the "big" people so much as for the we1l-known little fellow" i They want to give him a chance to l come in, and they nope that he will 1 stay ill. Although they cannot guar antee their proposition. for fear of | libel, they told me that they confiden- l tial1y expected to not only pay the 1000 per cent dividend on the invest ment, but they are condent that, with in in year or two they will be hitting l 1t as high as 1500 per cent. ] Also, a telegram has been received from New York that gives MT. Yedlin, in charge of the Bridgeport office, req lSoI lo Del1eVe IndI ueIln1LG word WILL be forthcoming today as to the 1cca- 1 t1on, where assem bling and for sI time not manufacturing, will be carried on
 At the same time the men On the ground are interested in other pos sible locations, which apparently D.ust
 be on the waterfront. for the new
 building of the Liberty Motor Com pany in Stratford was considered too
 far removed from the briny deep They didn't say whether they expec, any stockholders to jump off the dock
 But to get back to the job that awaits any one who feels inspired tc be a salesman. A great deal of the territory is sold, according to maps ir the offices at 619 Liberty Building 1 If only the territory is sold and not the ambitious salesforce, awaiting the 1 finished product, the country bids fail
 in a very short time to be talked deaf
 dumb and blind cn the merits of the spring wheel, versus honest to good. ness puncturable rubber tires.
 There are two viewpoints on the i safety first idea-from the side ot tires and the side of high precaution 1 The party with the rim glasses that applied this morning for work in the new factory herey resigns
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
GET
 STOCK DOPE
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 seemed suspicious as queSuoned them and accused me of being news paper reporter.
 As near as I could determine from what they told me, if I invested in $25 worth of stock in the Motorist Spring Wheel Co.,, would be pros porous and if I spent s2O0 I would never have to work again.
 II sat there for half an hour lis tening to all the good points of the wheels and what might happen if so and so happened, but no rash pro mises were made. The invention, however, .s open to investigation, and is perfectly legitimate, I was inform ed.
 No one came in while I was there. inquired as to the success they were having 4n the city in selling their stock. They said it was going ex- tremely well. MT. Farrell, the genial salesman, is to open up an office in ] Hartford the first of the week. They assured me the success thus far was due to the cleanliness, integrity and spirited cooperation of the men in | vo1ved.
 MT. Farrell was careful what asser- | tions he made in my presence and as left cordially invited me to return i and bring with me as much money as 1 I could possibly obtain, and to come l early so as to avoid the rush.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28

ment of the meeting place and date was made recently from the ofhce of the president, Walter Williams. dean of the school of journalism of the University of Missouri
 Representative journalists from Sor- ty countries now are members of~the Press Congress, which was organized in San Francisco in 1915
 The meeting for the present year originally was scheduled for Sydney Australia but since has been trans ferred to Honolulu On account Of the accessibility of Honolulu to countries bordering the Pacific ocean. ii Is ex- pected such countries will be repre- sented by large delegations Promi- land have notified the executive com rnIttee of their intention to attend and all the governments of the world will be invited to send representatives
 Regarding its object. the cons1Itu- ton Of the Press Congress says 1r- object shall be to advance by con- ference discussion and united e1oxx the cause of journalism in every hon. orable way. The sessions of the Con- cress are to be open to the consid- eration of all questions directly affect ing the press, but discussion of reltE- ion. politics and governmental pol icieS will not be permitted"
 Workers in every department or ] journalism. in every country. who arc engaged in promoting the highest standards and largest welfare of the f uress are eligible to membership This ! includes publishers. editors. reporters. | specfaI writers. business managers and mechanical workers on all news A uapers and periodicals. and authors
 not directly connected with any par
 ticulsr publication
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28

Again, in 1917, government officials announced that Baron Ruecar had been slain by bandits near Zacatecas while he was inspecting some mine property
 founded on an actual incident. the baron said here. At that tune | was shot by bandits one bullet-entering my right lung and another lodging in my left side
 q was confined in a sanatarium in the very heart of Mexico for several months while my wounds healed It was evidently from the fact that I had been shot that officials thought had been killed
 Baron Ruecar said he returned to Denver as soon as he was able 10 travel He declared he intended 10 return to Mexico immediately
 q have great confidence in the Obre- gon government he said. adding that he expected reparation for the dam age done to his property in that coun- try
 Baron Ruecar was a Colorado pion- ger. coming to this state in 1876 He is widely known as q consulting en- I gineer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
Reporter No. ,

l claim the greatest heroism of all The Times reporters.
 l rode for 20 minutes in a dilapi- dated Ford planted firmly on four of the now-famous spring wheels-anu live to tell the tale. Down Fairfield avenue we rode, or sprung, to the intersection of Park avenue, where we successfully negotiated the cir cumnavigation of traffic officer without punishing our pocketbooks to the tune of Judge Wilder's swan song in the Police court for disturb ing the peace. Back up Fairfield av- enue we sprung to Middle street where ! was taken on a tour Of the Water street Plaza to secure an ac-
 tual demonstration of the springy steed's behavior while cavorting OCT
 uneven and discomforting territory. The drver sad it was one of those changes from the ridiculous to the sublime. I agreed with him. |N I was escorted back to the office in the Liberty building by the chauf- feur-sa1esnan, who, incidentally, was proposing and propounding at great 1 length and loss of breath the merits i of the spring wheel during the entire 1 time I was entrusting my life on the i spring wheels. Finally he turned me | over to the care of the sales-manager l MT. Farrell.
 Thereupon he unfolded the tale O. | the motorist spring wheel, the goose | advertised and all but guaranteed tt lay golden eggs for modern Walling
 lords. l was deeply impressed by tt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28

suave efforts of MT. Farrell and his corps of silver-tongued orators, who comprise the sales staff, but was fore ed to concede to myself that while the golden prospectus might be suffl- cient inducement for ESkimos to stock heavily with a several years supply of spring wheels for equip ment of reindeer sleighs, nevertheless they had not been sufficiently alluring g to warrant the expenditure of Re porter No 1's cash. balance of 3T cents for a gross when considered in the light of a cold, hard, matter-of- fact. business proposition
 Mr. Chauffeur-Salesmen talked, and listened again. Mr. &am- burger, the grand old man of the office talked, and I listened further. Several assistant secretaries, appren- tice salesmen, and ambitious me- chanics talked, and I had to listen out of common courtesy.
 Finally, MT. Yedlin talked, with his hands as we'll as with his natural mouthpiece and once again I lent my sympathetic metallic ear to the flowing heart. His desire to assis, me along the gruelling pathway oi Life to the final goal of financial success by means of his bard work ing spring wheels was truly touch ing-in more ways than one.
 After the officials of the embryo concern for nearly two hours had with an avalanche of facts and fig ures relative to their prodigious pro posals to use the poor, old spring
 wheels as the stepping stones to : fortune of great magnitude, I len Gear to the faint rumblngs of over
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28

taxed patience emerging from the inner sanctum of the newspaper of
 flee waited to me on the faint breeze of midday and wave adieu to the disappointed packers of the springy steed.
 When it was all over and I was
 congratulating myself on my narrow
 escape from a possible expenditure
 of hard earned capital via new and unknown investments, I deduced from the mornings experiences the fact that the motorist spring wheel is still plugging wearily along Bridge ports financial highway bravely struggling against admittedly heavy odds to attract attention from the | investing public to its packers col Iosssal scheme of realizing 1.500 per cent. profits from the 1,7O1st spring
 wheel-which as we of the common passerby class would say. Don | mean anything"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
TWICE MOURNED
 AS DEAD; MAN \ SHOWS UP o. K.

Denver.-Baron Louis H. R. Non Ruecar, noted smining engineer, mas reached this city alive and well after twice having been mourned by rela- tives and friends as dead
 For several years Baron Ruecar has spent much tiInein Mexico, where he has extensive mining interests In the summer of 1915 reports reached his wife here that he had been killed in Jalisco, Mexico. Nearly year later letters from the baron declared the reports unfounded-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
HONOLULU SCENE
 OF WORLD PRESS
 CONGRESS MEET

e.o,urobia- Mo-The Press Congress of inc World will meet in Honolulu. Hawaii. october to If. inclusive. this wear. A special excursion to the Philippine Islands will follow the Honolulu sessions Ofhciai announce
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
The Last Saturday Before Inventory

Prices shaved and reduced small that there is very little left Almost like giving merchandise away Trimmed Millinery for Winter Wear Trimmed Millinery in advanced Spring Styles, Sweaters Shirt Waists Pet ticoats, Ladies Hosiery Rain Coats Chdren's Rain Capes Reliable Fur Scarfs and Mufs, Marabout Feather Capes House Dresses Bungalow Aprons Wool Shoulder Scarfs, Veils, and Veings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-28
Fleisher Yarns

brated Yarn has been received with it came the announce ment of reduction This should interest the ardent lovers of knitting.
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Hclp-AInlc OF Ecnnle

Hclp-hialc or Female 81
w w, M =, ,, onse, nrl!iam, ,oppoEianity
isuren AZ Bush Temple, Chicago
MEN-WoMEN- DismiAed. legitimate WORK
al home. al! OF part tiinc. Honest, sin
come. Experience UNNECESSARY. Curios-
ny n.y., seekers need not apply, Address
49,, Hollywood. Cal.
REAL ESTATE-Mcn ana woin.a Learn
nov to ilait" money IN req! costais won
Realty system. Columbus. Ohio,
Statesmen aud sales lad!-,--i.iDeraI pay
easy. u.easani. hra!thtul Work. rrr,nan.
nurton's III East BROAD.
TEACHERS Who wish better positions will
Y .ni.rsstsd In Short stories About
ior copy. ISL iicaicy Bldg. Atlanta.
L. S. GoVERNMENr wants hundred, men
70 ass month. Paid vacation. Common
W1!s 5ai!sn; h Sni in,,,,,o
Dept i3o Il. Rochester, y. ;,
YOUNG men ana women. attention. Yon
can earn so Ia So daily IN your spare
time. Investigate ms c. Swanson.
Statesmen and Agents 30
AGENTS Send for free toilet SOAP sam
20 90 al" 6Sp ~ s S.s g. rf i.Snis "c S eAssa
AGENTS-S2 per hour: men. women. Davis
milk can server for canned milk: ce-
s;ra,eh. Stores: Mays. Clcvciand: Mar
shall f1sid 5; chicago Wanam1ker,s New
server Corp. Ashtabula. Ohio.
AGEN.rS-2io% profit; Guaranteed water
proof aprons. 81 dozen. We manufacture
direct. Schaflss Corp. III Prince Street.
New York CITY.
AGENTS-Every automobile owner wants
to.d initials mnnosrams on his car:
l.r day: no experience. Free samples.
Write Geo, Keyser. 1915 Market Street.
Philadelphia. Ia.
AGENrsmBig money selling Lung. Life
guaranteed. Dobbs Il Nichols. Memphis.
sparkling glass name plates mu.nosrs
checker boards mcdallionS. signs: big
illustrated book free. T. Palmer. i5s
AGENTS. Make So weekly selling guar
~ full time. !5c an hour spare time FIX
Mills. Darby. ia.
AGENTs-ssO. 5000 week. Free samples.
GS9 win s;,sF' any "a" LII
offer to general agents; Metallic Let
ter Co. i3b y. Clark. Chicago.
MsuEH
..,s. E >St owner wants them Ford.
52OI Prairie Avenue. Chicago
AGENTS--Your opportunity TO DO Indcpen-
den; and prosperous. BECOME our special
rSprGSen'a,iyG. EEL goods in Gons'1n; de-,
Company. E!mlra. " Y.
AGENTS Sell Mini,mcnd for tires and
tubes; cost 20 repair surpasses vulcan
and accessory dealer buys. Profits amaz-
ing. shaw mado 81 iirst day; Hart. si?1
arst week. Particulars and FREQ sam
pies; Tho Continental Rubber Co. Dept.
& Philadelphia. Pa.
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CLASSIFIED DVERTISING
I.-Ioint Type

The largest type permitted in the
Want Ad pages is - point. ana thr
smallest space i'm which a l2-point
typo al may b" set is one inch. TN"
rate FOX this lIrGC type * cents Il
word daily and cents 4 word sun
day. The same seal" of reductions
wil. apply as for regular want ads
These rates apply only 20 advertise,
m.utS originating in RICHMOND and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily, II cents
an agate line. sunday. II cents AN
lEatc limo tCouut words 10 the linc).
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad
vcrtiSCrs on request.
Advertisements received "a late as
10 \. N. and 10 l.. NJ. each week day.
and MP To : i. NJ. SATURDAY for correct
classification in tile next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Nd>-Malr and
Female when presented at the Want
Ad Counter In the Dispatch Building;
by those out Of work Viii hc inserted
Free of Charge.
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Many People viii Meet Their New Reading
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

FRANKLIN TOURING. series On. Tx.
new. Sl.tSO. Including extra equipment
same car today costs $a.s5V. Monte
stone. Inc. 1913 West HToad Street.
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Il JJt1ii;,Is!lES
Automobiles for sale
1 I

BATTERY SLWVlCE--Scc Unccda battery
Co. SOS L. Main st. Randolph 1868.
CHANDLER ROADSTER tor saic: new
tires. new tup. excellent condition. JEFF
foEsun GaraEc II west Main street.
COMPLETE stock q: Ford commercial
bodies fCr ton tTuCkS, open and ton
Suecia! prices 10 reduce stuc. We saw.
you SO 20 $50 on yuu, body. See our
Park BODY tor Ford. \ Meyer.
Sons GO ~ South i:tchth Street
DODGE Brothers roadster. in splendid
me- han!c4l condition. $3.50. Bu.cI, Sin
touring, $500. Ford. panel body delivery.
$500. Phelps Vaughan Prom, Motor CO.
Inc. 1858 West Road. boulevard 1870
DODGE. 1890. touring. good mochanicaI
condition. Kline. lHG0. touring. in px-
,.l.cnt shape. capitol Motor Inc. as
w Broad Street
FORD FOR sale. 1919 Ford ton trmck. air
tires ine condition; $3.50 9.la Fast
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USED roRps.

Have YOU soon our large stock ,,
tho largest assortment rvrr oif,r.5
lpi sale 90 this city. This i vnI,-
"rportculty. Come to our 49,,
ami iei IA SHOW YOU biz values IN
'his ;Aht viii give service. i,,,.,
selection, al! .yr,s and modes
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WILL sell ten or fifteen tn ousand- dollar
interest IN good.paying business to ono
VINO can take active charge or Will sacrI-
flee entire business for cash Bor
- 74l. care The Dispatch
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FORD SEDAN.

1929 model. r.n,ir-.i
ECU! pied with Gcmountahle rims
d"Sh tghi and spccdomcicr.
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SALESLADlES wanted
Apply New York Waist
Store, 507 East Broad
Street.

sal SlApIi:S-rwo salcsladics FOR house
o'clock. The BrOaddu. Grocery g"
E."'-nth ana Hull Streets. South Rich,
SETTLED whit" woman, good cook 5nI
hNuSeErrp": Cor small country hvirI
Gnoi hon" and fair wages. BOX Is 10
Tn" DISPATCH. w.
SEkE ANTS-W Wanted. two SERVANTS h,,u..
maid and ccok. Unless experienced need
not app.y Cali boulevard o269
SOLiG!TOHS AND SALESLADIES-A.
once. ny" bright, capable ladies Ia travel
d'inohatrat" ana sell dealers $40 TO III
nee week. railroad fare paid. Write !,
once; Goodrich Drug CO. Dept. lg,
omaha N-D. w.
- Wanted at ono.
young lady Win bookkeeping experience
Address li"S 7l0. The Dispatch.
TELEPHONE operating Is unusually in
t"r"NilnS work. THAT IS one reason why
"Itrhi"I5 "T" happy IN their work They
hfr Wei Gid substantial salary Is
pfh "hI!" learning and Increases an
!grTHrnu. beside. In. permanently q;
l"SIlpn ana ,E" opportunities FOR uru-
motion ther" ar" many Other atrrac,!y.
features ihtt are seldom .u.a! else.
where. NtHu1s them axe; paid vacations.
SirE hHn' Mt ana pension sy-tcrlg ma :
cost her nothing and comfortable racr.n-
non ICONS sac works IN happy sur
irHNo.hS-, win friendly women as,y-
Cint"-. wh"r' every condition IL agree
able and pleasant. There are oppor-
tHn!tl"s for you IN this nr!d. Com. ma
N'!h IN" matter over with the employ
in"nt supervisor. Room 502. 7Os East
Grace street. Tho Chosapcakc and ro-
i1iHaG Lei"ihons Coinpany OF Virginia.
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SALESMAN with established trad. want
ed hy reliable whGl"@a!" house 20 carry
side line on commission basis com
plc;e i!nc OF Crock"ry. glassware. alum
mum and enama!warc In Op"n stock ana
aSsortmcnis. Goods sold from il!ustra-
lions. Appiy. with references. g. H..
Enx No. 2at. Ealtiinore. Nd.
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YOUNG LADY. with experiences. dc,i,.
icrman.nt position In dentists or a.
tors Office. VIII do substitute v ~
nurlhx summer. Reference Boul.v.,
iJU3-w. '''"i
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FORD SEDAN
FORD SEDAN.

l%-P model equipped With WY.
wheels. shock absorbcrs.
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WANTED. high class man to handle State
installed on Ford autos. Exclusive
proposition that viii earn for the right
man $40 per year. Ihonc Randolph 1881
or address W. e. Clark. Mayo Island
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HAI.rY 10 .U.cs; from S. GOO to 5000 Ia
tUTPurat! located ia Ii!-hgaofu. which
although only three months Old -hrN.
oyer - pyf cent net prSit- on iuErttrG
capital. Additional capital NECESSARY 10
nnImC. Increasing volume. OF sales Promo.
s!t!on vii! bear rigid investigation. Fox
1873, Richmond. VI.
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IJOk Is EEI'EN-Wnntcl pO,ItIun h.
chprricnccd bookkccpcr and credit ~
patch. 81" DIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

new. See Nj. Yates. 1887 wcst HrotI
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SALESMEN. here's n real money maker.
We Manufacture wonderful trade slim
ulaior an exceptional year round bus
ness Eet,cr FOR al! merchants. Pocket
samples. Exclusive or side line. >" per
cent commission paid Immediately. "
not earning $3.50 weekly. write today.
Union Loom Works, Inc. Box IL. Boon
VILE. y Y
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LNiIiE manufacturing corporation wants
t"pahle incn 20 open bT,uen Office and
manage stlesalcn $500 to $4,000 a.
hhy. hhuG!" your own mDE"y. l.A,Hu-
stN. Tight. patented article. lutu.t-
iHaku s possibilities unllfnit"'! VIII ~
tNTcHacs 20 iia!i.GnC RS II you qualify. Aa-
t!'uCge. Md.
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Wanted family washing 49,
blankets. curtains. TO wash and -. "a t
Saiisfacton guaranteed. w jack
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Personals

COMPOUNDING prescriptions has r,"u
our sicc.Uly for - yrnrs We have nAt
the ,NpcyituC, W, know how -o US
cur motto Blanks Bou.cya:G raAg-
macy boulevard and Broad Street. Phone
boulevard ~ mud AZ
Will. not by 4,spous,blc Tor amy bills
made hy amy oB, other imam ty myself.
/. =. GagGH,r. -!ll IL East HIoaI -.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcsl=NIuln

STOCK VI real estate. Demand already
created. Opportunity OF "A llfotimr fny
"a. right party. For fun details write
Manager. $40 Second National bldg.
AltrOn. Ohio.
EARN $3.50 a MONTH. expenses paid.
as railway irainc inspector: local or
travelling. outdoors. Stnrt M SIIo
monthly. position guaranteed after J
months spare time study. Write for
free booklet. li5. stand. uusIncss
Training Inst. buffalo. y. Y.
FARMERS-Wantcd. white man with son,
To farm on shares. state experience ana
age: reference required to character
liox I5o. I'll" Dispatch
FREE cmploymcnt service. Public En-
rinyincnt bureau. Room s. City Han.
cEiifMAN-Wan;cd. experienced gro
c"ryman; inexperienced and under %
Years or age need not apply. as North
sixth, after l.. VI. Monday.
III hunting work register with Richmond
Employment Agency. 40 W. Broad
LARGEST company IN thc world, spcciaiIz
ing In accident and health insurance
wants i've. earnest agents throughout
your state. over twenty million dollars
paid IN claims. Johnson " Adams,
southeastern Managers, IQ2 bond IIiLs
Washington. ID. -.
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MAN 10 work his city reHu:shInu chan
de!lyrs, brass beds, automobiles hy n,.w
n,thod' so daily without capital o:
Decatur 80 1000
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FORD ro1.RiNG
FORD TOURING.

ln' nl"u"l. eguipi,d with .l,r,r.,
starter aud !iEh;. and good ti,.s
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In NlCni0riam
,uucIni Dnrciur,-
Special Notices

HAUl-EGwiu rnaup :uncra. director
ANA cnIL.t .Gnt. 5U5 Eas: Main Stree
Madison l3G kauGuluh 1868
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Professional Service.
situations Wnntcd-Tcmalc "a

LADIES' TAILOR
Lesser. tho Ladies' Tailor announce,
styles Tor TINS coming season. suits lnn,io
10 order from your owH material cu,unir,e
40 MI Kinds 90. garments !cnioi,l.J
1" the coming seasons styles al nnb
crate priS,s ihg Raleigh. Phone Mai
~ WHAT YOU want SUIT offered o. -,
classified i"S0 todIS telephone an al
81 Your own. " az
- - tiNrfN VI 4SrIs voluntarily testify
AnSgErtH Want Ads ''''S-
THE BEST AID IN this column Ii tho Al
that tells all the facts about tho propl-
ALTON
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Situations Wanted-Mnlc

BOOK EEP k:R--Expcricnccd bookkec,..
ana general Office man de.ircs uo.;, t,gf
references. l.. .. iiox 1893.
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OtGANlST-Wa church uoa!tto, 3,
experienced Organist. Cali NiaIIsn,, -
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PANTNEE WANTED-A great oppo-tu-
nifty for 'non OF husinesp woman
WITH $1,000 to $1,000 10 Ho into partn"T.
shp with Young man VINO has tn.
exclusive agency Tor the States OF Nlr-
e!nia and Sorth Carolina for a new
motorcycle greatly IL demand selling
The DISPATCH