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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

sALisSMAN-Wc want an aggressive sales
man, now selling lee cream pals IN Great
with national manufacturer: line mat sells
readily to jobbers; salary and conrnissiou.
Only clean cut, ambitious man need apply
Call $50 10 80, room Gis I,ongacre Bldg.
f2d st. and Broadway.
SECURITY Statesmen,
CAN SECURE EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
for the sale OF preferred stock with common
stock bonus OF established chain store cor
poration, with large earnings; additional
stores 70 be opened: attractive commission
only real statesmen accustomed to making
81, 600 yearly and upward viii be considered.
Box 513 Herald Herald "a.
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CcQunfantS
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
II you are earning $40. $50 or SIS
week, you can earn $3.50 week.
Most OF US like job with a title.
Sales and executive positions open TO
you through this institution have
REAL MONEY attached 10 the titles.
Commissions are CERTAIN once you
have learned the Science OF Selling.
The man who can sell Is NALu-
ABLE MAN, and the Business Build
ers' clients value him at the rate OF
from $1,000 to $4,000 year.
DON'T SAY you WILL NEVER
Make A SALESMAN. How do you
know? Most OF our BEST saiesInen
Joined the Business Builders. Most
of them had never earned over $40
week. One of those men drew COM
mission check OF $3.50 for last weeks
other $500. Every one of our sales
men has the OPPORTUNITY TO earn
the same amount. and within Few
months receive promotion 20 BIG
That OPPORTUNITY Is OPEN TO
YOU.
Three months ago Amsi Elias was
made District Sales Manager In the
Sales Organization Of one OF our eli
ents. lie had been with the Business
Builders only four and a half months.
He had worked 8 years In a shipyard,
and becoming dissatisfied with himself
began to read the Help Wants" In
these columns. Several times he read
the Business Builders advertisement,
but he didn't believe that the state
ments were true. They seemed TOO
GOOD 10 be true. But he was go de-
termined TO GET SOMEWHERE in
Life that finally he decided that he
couldn't AFFORD not to find out for
himself.
He Joined the organization and
MADE GOOD, and in 4iz months was
promoted to District Sales Manager
for one OF our clients. In the past
TWO MONTHS HE HAS EARNED
OVER $1,000 In commissions In that
job. He is now only %. He achieved
obstacle of not being able to speak
English very well. But he had learned
low to KEEP ON KEEPING ON and
he is NOW on the ROAD OF Sue
CESS.
Don't say: Il CAN'T SELL" When
we say Il CAN'T we scare away
SUCCESS. Pretty nearly everything
BOOu OF Dau begins right Within our
selves. The man who doesn't know
what II Is to be successful can blame
no one but HIMSELF. Say: II CAN
SELL and learn the Science of Sell
ing. Join the finest selling organiza-
ton In the world. This organization
will give you a TRAINING. and then
DEFINITE opportunity to CASH IN
on that training.
The Business Builders Is under the
144-n, IT,, - T1x IntN xasrlt ar
OF Man Messages, and known through
out the selling world for his ability
TO develop sales organizations and
statesmen. The Business Builders
have contracted TO finance the expan-
sion of corporations and at the same
time to TRAIN men for sales and
business executive positions paying
from s.. 900 to 1000 a year. Within
the past year we have trained and
promoted over s. men for them. They
STILL REQUIRE 1876. All of those
men MUST BE TAKEN FROM OUR
SALES organization. That organi-
cation is OPEN TO YOU NOW. Get
your TRAINING and preparation
without cost. and at the same timo
earn good income. There arc BIG
GER JOBS higher up when you MAKE
GOOD. Your opportunity Is at its
best THIS WEEK. We shall be glad
TO explain 1t to you. Call ONLY be-
tween 10 and ..
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
GO Fifth av. Cat 50th ST..
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sALESMEN WANTED.

"A man - known ~ the company no
Keeps
Birds Of a feather flock together.
Figs do not grow on grapevlnes.'
We are looilng for inherently honest
mon WHO wish 20 tell Only the truth
when selling. White lies prohibited.
We can use n few more Of the same
type we now hayc-men who have the
ability to sell anything because there
is money n II" but would not for
conscience sake.
II you wish 20 he proud Of your con
nection investigate a house that APP
plies the golden rule faithfully. Mr.
Meklcnburg. $50 Madison az.
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instruction.

LEARN TO BE A cFAUFFEUR-PIes.aut.
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass
West side y. NJ. @. A.. sol w. 5Tth 81.
MEN earn s5o-$i50 weekly through Prof
Rohrer's Hardness, Marching, Beauty
Culture School. Pamphlet explains. 119 W.
I'D.
BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opportunity;
good part travel Write c. T. Ludwig, 55e
Westover Bldg, Kansas City, Mo
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SECURITY Statesmen.

Here is an opportunity TO make large I'm
como on our bulletproof glass: publicity In
leading newspapers and periodicals. liberal
commission. Apply IN person between and
II. room sol. 10 w. 44th 81.
STENOGRApHER and office man who is
ambitious for advancement; must be quick
and accomplished wages about $50 week. j.
% Herald, Herald 50.
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wA<TED-A; once, five energetic men
for our sales organization, expert
cnce unnecessary; only those over Is
reed apply. Call between 10 A. M.
and q r. 81. room 6a2, 80 Court st..
Brooklyn, y. y.
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statesmen.

/ can offer you an exceptional op-
portunity II you can measure up. IL
you have some selling experience, arc
ambitious, fun Of energy and determi-
nation, II you have a good appear
ance, talk conyiBcingly, are between
so and 40 years OF age and can handle
a high grade business IN a forceful.
straightforward way. j. as VICE
PRESIDENT OF my company, can put
you In the way Of connecting perma-
nently with a successful and rapidly
growing concern. Mr.. Edwards, room
sos, ITO Broadway.
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SECURITY Statesmen

Wanted, several high grade men TO sell Sc
curity In first class corporation that can
stand the closest investigation: experienced
men preferred, but not absolutely essential
commission basis. Address r. c., r. Q. box
3I2, City Hall Station.
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SAIESMEN

Statesmen
Several experienced fruit md syrup sales
men for soda fountain supplies trade; OK
cellent opportunity for right men who are
experienced statesmen in these lines; no others
need apply. Reply. state salary expected,
BOX q 1914 Herald. Fulton 81.
Statesmen.
We can offer you lifelong position in on
established business where character and
ability are more important than experience !:
you satisfy us and VIC viii satisfy you that
this opportunity Is a real one. Apply l.. r.
steele Corporation. lG5 Bway.
SALESMEN-Writs FIR list or lines and FAN
particulars; earn 50 900 10 $4,000 yearly;
big demand for mon, Inexperienced or ex-
perienced. city or travelling. National
salesrnen's Training Association. 6iS c.
Gambler Building, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
CLERKS AND TYPISTs.

An Insurance Company has few
clerical and tipping positions open
at the present time for girls OF
seventeen years and over. The
positions are permanent. and offer
advantages to young women who
can qualify. The hours OF work
are short and rapid advancement
in salary is assured TO those who
make good. No experience is nee
essary. but a good education is
required. High School graduates
are preferred. In replying state
age. whether or not employed. and
give complete information as to
education and previous experience.
IL any. Address G 81 Herald,
Herald So.
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STOCK statesmen.

group OF some OF the most prominent
business men In the country are Interested in
the expansion of an enterprise they organ
lied five years ago. So unusual is the prop
osition that leading bankers have given Il
their unqualified endorsement Statesmen are
wanted 10 place the securities Of this COM
pany on a highly attractive commission basis
which should enable them to earn incomes OF
$1,000 and up per month. Real security
statesmen Will welcome this proposition be-
cause II will stand UP and because ID ap-
peals 10 the shrcwdest and most careful In
vestors. II you are high class man tell Us
nll about yourself. and IL you qualify an in
terview VIII be granted. Address.
j 80 Herald. Herald square.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN
The STANDARDIZATION Company. worlds larr-
est exclusive manufacturers Of Art Calendars.
direct by man advertising and Holiday Greet :
lngs, has opening for aggressive salesman
able 10 sell specialized advertising service.
We sell TO all classes Of business. Give full
experience in letter for personal interview.
Geriach- Barlow Co.. 10 East 43d St. New
York city.
statesmen.
Producing oil corporation, 30 properties
Texas, Oklahoma. Louisiana. offering special
ISSUE common stock: every purchase Of stock
secured oy 1870 gold note; 2lco profit guaran-
teed to- every investor; best proposition III
America for real salesman; liberal commits
SION no advances. Call ~ A. ~. to T.. VI
only Mr.. Tobias. y West 50th st.. second
hoor.
SALESMAN 10 call upon established grocery
and delicatessen trade IN Bronx with full
line Of Pure Food Condiments: salary and
cotnnission: give full particulars by letter
only. Crukshant Bros. Co, 450 Greenwich
81.
Statesmen. 10 OBTAIN ADVERTISE
MENTS FOR A GERMAN PUBLICATION
EX Sl ESSENTIAL; EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITIES. APPLY 3 TO r. NJ,
ROOM si3. 80 LIBERTY ST
Statesmen 10 OBTAIN ADVERTISE.
MgNTs FOR a GERMAN PUBLICATION
EAfEElENCE ESSENTIAL; EXCELLENT
oIEoItT UNITY. APPLY , 70 6 j.. NJ,
room ST. ~ LIBERTY ST
SALESMAN wanted. 70 handle a timely ad
FGriisins proposition. Call between a. NJ.
and =. ". &. s. Hammond K Co 20
Church Ell, New York.
Statesmen.
Experienced security statesmen, 10 sell high
grade industrial issue. attractive commits
sion. Room 3o9, 10 Liberty 81.
SALESMAN wanted. experienced; first class
man to sell good limo OF house brooms In
Greater New York. Masterpiece, 232 East
iI9th ST.. Bronx.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
TRAFFIC. MEN
You can earn $50 a week.

on LHW tuII WV = w.
This Is NOT a position A. a traffic
man, but as sales man. You have
good address, ability, and YOU want
10 build good future. Read the
story OF Mr.. elias, one OF our best
men, III the Business Builder adyeg
tiseinent in the beginning OF tf-ye
columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


CIIAAIBEl MAID WAITRESS, experienced,
willing girl, in small private family In
apartment; good wages, permanent posi-
tion. Call Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Fridenberg. 90 W. 90th.
CONVERSATIONAL willing. COM
petent apartment. Apply $50 Park av.,
apartment SD. Tuesday. 10 P. NJ.
D-WAITRESS, woodmere. L.
l.; In family; references; good wages.
Call after $3.50 Salnger. 3i6 w. 95th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

MEN-College students Tor summer vacation:
petitions open IN several States; IL weeks
80, state college. year and experience
@ 2s2 Herald, Herald sa
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STOCK statesmen. with or without expert
ence; can put you next to the biggest
proposition you ever heard Of; big commits
sion. cooperation leads: everything 10 help
you put Il across get in touch with me.
Wellington. box G33. Herald. Herald Sc.
STOCK clerk, generally useful. young man.
1s 70 II years old, wholesale concern;
chance for Advancement; state salary expect
cd. "a Herald, Herald So
TEACHER male. for backward boy IS, from
$50 TO Il 80 a. NJ. daily: return for room
breakfast. some pay; references exchanged
l2l W. 105th.
TELEPHONE SECURITY Statesmen
OF the highest type, with *
peTience, who can produce bis
business. Largest commissions
paid and proposition reloadinE
Old stockholders. 10 the rlgi,
man good connection, with
chance for advancement.
Apply go 9th av.. suite 5i2.
VALET, japanese. visiting. care two gen
tlemens clothes and shoes. references. Ap-
My Tuesday. 8 10 Z; Wednesday morning, 9
10 10. 1T W. 74th.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ROOKKEEPER and assistant manager.
must have commercial experience and nee
essary knowledge for electrical and mechan4
ical business state In own handwriting age,
experience, nationality. references. salary.
Box no. 30i3 30 av
BOY wanted. by New York Stock Exchange
house. boz with experience on stock board.
io33 Herald Fulton 81.
BUTLER, useful: personal city reference re-
aulre Call between 10 and ". ". T4th.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

PERSONNEL EXCHANGE,
20 JOHN ST.
II. c. HENRY. II. II. JARRETT.
BooKKEEPER. real estate expcr. $500.
SALES MGR. Al record essential; salary
open.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR, bank cAper. (.
LAWYERS. bail bonds. Surrogate. claims;
built, good appearance, Al ref; see.
TRANSIT MAN. night bank force se6.
sTENO.. real estate exper.: $50.
COLLEGE MAN, take charge corrcspon-
dence dept. start s2J.
CORRESPONDENT, thoro sales cxper.;
CUSTOMS CLERK. incoming shipments.
sTENo.. bank. young man; start s2s.
CLERKS go. some bkg. cSper.. Sc
CLERK for sales office. excel
20 become salesman. 81
JR. CLERK. good at rtsutee
SrENO.. credit der. r .eN-
CLERK, gooe 1snrAat. @ct.
a2ltroS rurEo4a,er,4
b cHUHtW gl EcToR "a.
Cpemr9 fog s.sa sgsrr =. bookkeepers ana
e.e. al kinds
H1fssr ccCt RATIONAL EXCHANGE.
WALL 81. sPEcrALIsTs. 90 BRoADwAY;
Domestic Help Wanted.
COUPLES, butler and cook. Si75: chauffeur
and cook, $3.50: useful couples, $50. CITY.
country. Lazare's Employment Agency. 200
y. I2d 81.
MRS. l. HiflSCH, Employment Agency. .o7
y. 74th st.-Houseworkers. cooks, chamber
--- .--.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

Increase your earnings 10 $50 a week
Salary reductions seem to be on
the program. Most OF the men will
have 70 stand for II, but you can be
sure that the LIVE WIRES, the co
GETTERS, are going to get out from
under and continue TO make money.
The surest way TO make money Is to
BE YOUR OWN BOSS. You CAN
be just that NOW. Read the story of
Mr.. Elias IN the Business Buiiders'
advertisement In the beginning OF
these columns. Then use your juds-
ment. Get away from the wage
award boards and GET TO WORK ON
YOUR OWN. Now read the Business
Builders advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Statesmen.
Last weeks high score was ~ ,Ufs.
That was tho commission earned by
our top man for the week. With your
selling experience and our solid bust
ness proposition YOU can equal that
record. Besides, your consistent work
viii put you in line IN few months
for permanent position "a sales
manager or district sales manager In
the selling organization OF one OF our
clients. We want the BEST men on
earth 70 represent rs. Read the Bust
moss Buiiders' advertisement in the
beginning Of these columns.
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statesmen.

WE WANT ALL THE LIvEwTRR
co GETTERS IN TOWN on A
STOCK PROPOSITION THAT rs
THE BEST Sci .LER ON THE
MARKET TO- DAY: THIS Is THE
ONLY THING YOU CAN MAKE
BIG MONEY ON SO GET IN BE-
FORE WE CLOSE THE ISSUE.
BRING THIS AID WITH YOU
FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION AR
RANGEMBNT. SUITE 403. los
BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

| REPRESENTATIVES, wanted 10 sell exhibit
tion space IN large South American exposi-
4 tion OF American manufactures; liberal com
\ mission TO men who are capable OF approach
/ ing and interesting big executives. Phone
4 Mr.. Arias, Bowling Green $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

ASSISTANT shipping clerk; must have ex-
perience in textile line; reply, stating nge.
experience and salary. G Gl2 Herald.
ATTORNEYS wanted, by a title company,
either male or female; experienced In the
examination OF titles TO real estate; good
salaries paid; answer by letter; state age,
qualifications. experience and salary desired.
y 1888 Herald. Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER.
IN OFFICE OF WHOLESALE HOUSE; ONE
WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN HAN
ding CONTROLLING ACCOUNTS. MUST
COME WELL RECOMMENDED. REPLY.
STATING; AGE. iNPERIENCE AND SAL
AIRY Expected, BOX 2o5. 200 CABLE
BUILDING.
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLE small house In
country must be generally useful. Write
experience and wages. Warning, East 42d.
CHEF, all around, first class. white, settled.
private experience preferred: boarding
house, 50 people; very palm table, no Sunday
suppers good home and excellent place for
an excellent man: S25 per week: references.
II Central av., st. George, S. l.; block from
ferry.
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MEN WANTED.

MEN
Over 70; Substantial representative
capable of directing and Interpreting
Instructions; mrst look and act t5a
part. Write, stating business cspsri.
eucc, phone number and present patn-
Ing ability. 7i2 Herald. Herald 81.
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Statesmen

READ THIS AID.
IF WERE TO TELL you OF THE
BIGGEST BUSINESS EVER STARTED
IN THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION
AND THAT YOUR OPPORTUNITY WAS
UNLIMITED AND THAT WE HAD
ROOM FOR HUNDREDS OF BIG MEN.
WOULD YOU TAKE THE TROUBLE TO
CALL UP MURRAY HILL 1884 AND
ASK FOR MIR. BIRD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

cHAMBBRNfAID- and WAITRESS wanted in
an American family of three until the
10th OF April; must have references; liberal
wages. Private house, 80 West ssth
CTTAMBERNfAID, feamstress. permanent no.
siton; good salary. Apartment IA, 500
West End av.
ERNfAID-wAITRTss private house
personal reference. Before noon, di3 West
End nv.
cHAMBEtlMAtD and waitress IN apartment.
references required. SOS West End me-
corner Doth st., apt. Ito.
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Sfno--GAI .ESMEN-Sfo
we have q proposition for several good.
ambitious men on which they can make 500
and upward weekly. III you really want 20
work and are ambitious this be tho
chance you have been waiting for Not
real estate or stock proposition. See Mr..
Brady or Mr. Drucker, f72 Livingston Ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

YOUNG MAN. FOR REAL ESTATE, WITH
KNOWLEDGE or LEASING, IN THE
MIDTOWN SECTION; SALARY AND COM
MISSION: WILL ONLY CONSIDER MAN
WITH EXPERIENCE. APPLY TO HE'LL 4
STERN. 1855 BROADWAY.
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YOUNG MEN
$40 4 week for YOT.

II you are unemployed. your chancs
70 MAKE GOOD and earn a big In
come IL RIGHT HERE. Read the
story OF Mr. Elias, one OF our best
men. You viii find Il in the Business
Ruilders' advertisements in the begin
ming Of these columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
.
~ rttors

MARMON car for sale. late model. ercelieH,
mechanical condition; owner leaving towr.
Phone I1n9W port Ricllrnonf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

YOUNG men who like out % doors life 20
Join New York city naval organization;
rowing misunderstanding sailing IN cutters
and whaleboats; cruises 20 West Indies and
Atlantic ports during summer swimming.
tennis, gymnasium, Basketball baseball and
all athletic advantages; retainer pay; no IN
reference with civilian occupations. Apply
IT,. Manhattan New York. via 96th 81. from
broadway, any Monday. Tuesday or THURS
dav evening.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
Accountants

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-08-04
4. T. Whit Gets Control
OF Winchester Bank

A. T. Whit, President of the
Clay City National Bank, we
have just learned, has purchased
the late Holly With erspoob's IN.
terest in the Winchester Bank
which gives him control OF tins
il rstitution. Mr.. Whit is an IN
eXcened banker, having made a
success of his venture IN Clay
City during the past eighteen
years, fifteen years Of which time
he was cashier and is now Its
president.
Mr.. Whit will assume the
presidency of the Winchester
Bank assuring the same connec-
tlon that Mr.. Witherspoon held
from the time the bank was or
sanized years ago. We wish to
assure the Clark county people,
our neighbors and friends, that
Mr.. Whit Is fully capable of car
ing for the management OF the
Winchester bank in the same Ell
fcient way that Mr.. Wlther-
spoon guided it, and IN the same
capable way that he has steered
the Clay City National.
Mr.. Whit will remain as
president of the the Clay City
National Bank and continue to
give its business affairs his per.
sonal attention. MIR. Whit Will
probably dispose of some OF the
stock TO a few of his friends.
We learn Mr.. Whit, In add
tion TO the present board of di.
rectors of this bank, will have
associated with him some Powell
county men who have moved to
Clark county in recent years.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-08-04

of thet eduction, it becomes a
matter Of simple arithmetic so
far as a safe and profitable in.
dustry is concerned.
In connection with profits, it
might be well to state here that
about two gallons of casing head
gasoline can he recovered from
each thousand feet of non-cOn-
densable Gas, which means eight
gallons to the ton of Shale.
Just multiply these figures by
the 1900 tons that a full sized
plant will handle in a day ana
Clay City will not miss its for
mer lumber business very badly.
In order that we may realize
the absolute certainty of these
operations, we will in our next
article take up the Shale indus
try of Scotland for a Shale iden-
tical with the Kentucky Deposit
has been successfully and profit
ably treated there since lS47 and
under conditions not nearly Sc
favorable 10 success as exists
here at Clay City.
! (TO be continued.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-08-04
Sells FOrds

Joe Mountz sold TO Oscar Stat.
ford one touring starter, also one
touring starter to Robert Arthur
last week. He Will also get in by
the first one car load Of Ford
tourings of which several are en-.
gagged. Now Is the real season
of all for motoring of which this
is evident enough. So all who
ever intend to get the real Joy of
the season in the universal car,
that meets the demand of both
rich and poor alike, l will appre.
ciate calling and instructing any
one the simplicity and merits Of
the car of cars.
Joe Mountz, Dealer. Adv.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-08-04
Work to Begin on Road Monday

The editor of the Times went
TO Irvine Saturday to lend en-
couragement to the building of
the two miles of road beginning
at the EstilI county line three
miles south of Clay City and 60
ing toward Irvine. The Fiscal
Court was called to consider this
proposition and voted unanimous
ly to construct the road.
This shows how b a d EstiIl
wants to get connection with
Powell. True enough this two
miles of road is much worse than
any where else on the road to lr.
vine IN Estill county.
Work will begin on this road
next Monday and will be contin'
ued until the full two miles Is
completed.